Confessions

[Syobon]

As long as you

A. Don't eat too much
B. Eat varied, but keep in mind some food groups you need in bigger doses than others
C. Stay physically active

you'll be fine. If this doesn't work, then start counting calories, vitamins and other such, because your interpretation of the above is wrong.

[SaintCrazy]

Yeahhh its not so much the frequency of eating that's my problem, it's the fact that my snacks include a lot of junk food.

My internal clock is all out of whack anyway, I'd expect some weird snacking habits even if I were eating more healthy stuff. I'll prolly go grocery shopping for some better stuff soon.

[Syobon]

Try snacking on fruit instead.

[Tetrunes]

I help people buy computers at best buy if theres no associate available.

Pretty sure the manager offered me a job at geeek squad because of that

[SaintCrazy]

I really hate going to my field experience class (pre-student teaching, I drive out to a school and observe/help with a class). I couldn't tell you why. Maybe it's the time it takes to get there. Maybe it's because I dread eventually having to teach a lesson to a class of 35+. I just don't want to deal with it at all.

I don't like big schools...

[Exeres]

You're teaching a lesson? My practicum was observation-only. If I had had to actually talk to the class I might have just gone into full self-defense mode.

[SaintCrazy]

Yup my school told me I can brag about having had "extensive field experience". We also have 3 semesters of FE classes instead of the required 1.

But yup we write out a lesson plan and everything. My biggest worry is that they won't pay attention to me at all, or that I won't sound assertive enough, I guess. Honestly I wouldn't be so apprehensive if it was actually my own class, I think, but these are kids who are used to low expectations and a lot of them have stopped caring by now. Breaking out of those habits mid-school year is darn near impossible. And there's no way to have enough individual attention in a class that big either.

Still not sure when I'm teaching that lesson but I'm trying to think of something fun so I don't have to force them to do stuff.

[Kergan]

I've been lying to my parents about taking Spanish classes for one year now, I forgot to register and when I remembered to it was too late. I didn't tell my father because he looked so enthusiastic about me learning a new language.
I've been forging false grades, talking about a fake teacher and making up anecdotes about my classes for the whole schoolyear.

[Barabba]

I think I may have a thing for Rule 63'd Hercules.

[Shad]

I'll never know if RWBY is good because having the name "Monty Oum" next to it killed any interest I could have had in it.

[Rinoko]

I like it, but there are legitimate criticisms for it that I can understand as well. Pardon my ignorance, but why did Monty Oum kill your interest in it?

[Shad]

I remember stumbling upon these Dead Fantasy videos and I found them really, really bad.

[Rinoko]

Ah, OK. Well, I took a look at them, and yeah, they're pretty bad. I obviously can't tell you what to do, Great Handsome Oppressor, but RWBY is definitely better quality than that, so if you're willing to put up with a few flaws due to the time constraints of a weekly animated show, then I'd recommend it.

[Syobon]

I'm drunk on here a lot less than I used to be.

[Cori]

I'll never know if RWBY is good because having the name "Monty Oum" next to it killed any interest I could have had in it.

Some of the neckbeards in my college's anime club showed it to the club one day (despite it not being...y'know, an actual japanese cartoon). It's really not that great.