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 Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 2:36 pm
There was a Mustang at the track last night that look sooo nice under the hood. It was all neat and shiny. I don't like Ford, but I had to give props to that guy. The car was hooked up something nice. I have video footage of it. If I can get it on youtube or something I'll let you know. =D Also saw a 3rd gen. Camaro at the gas station we pulled into. It was cute. ^_^ I mean, cool. ninja Soooo, they changed the shape of the cabin into a fastback and did stuff under the hood to make it more powerful so when people was that particular style they would know it was the powerful version? Respiratory Care sounds awesome. blaugh Have fun getting down and dirty with all the different branches of the lungs and what counts as dead air and all of that extremely detailed stuff.
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Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 2:45 pm
Heliko pylori There was a Mustang at the track last night that look sooo nice under the hood. It was all neat and shiny. I don't like Ford, but I had to give props to that guy. The car was hooked up something nice. I have video footage of it. If I can get it on youtube or something I'll let you know. =D Also saw a 3rd gen. Camaro at the gas station we pulled into. It was cute. ^_^ I mean, cool. ninja Soooo, they changed the shape of the cabin into a fastback and did stuff under the hood to make it more powerful so when people was that particular style they would know it was the powerful version? Respiratory Care sounds awesome. blaugh Have fun getting down and dirty with all the different branches of the lungs and what counts as dead air and all of that extremely detailed stuff. I'm not sure the whole story of the fastback, but I think they changed it so people would have more of a "muscle" car. Maybe so they can have one that is more meant for racing? Idk. I thin I'm going to like it. I like a good challenge, plus I like science. I like math more but Chemistry 2 was the sh*t this year. I was able to take it my senior year because I'm cool like that lol. No but I took it since I'm going to be a science major in college and what better way to get used to it than take a college chemistry class.
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Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 2:51 pm
Hobo_Hunter_1 I'm not sure the whole story of the fastback, but I think they changed it so people would have more of a "muscle" car. Maybe so they can have one that is more meant for racing? Idk. I thin I'm going to like it. I like a good challenge, plus I like science. I like math more but Chemistry 2 was the sh*t this year. I was able to take it my senior year because I'm cool like that lol. No but I took it since I'm going to be a science major in college and what better way to get used to it than take a college chemistry class. Don't mention college chemistry. I'm still having nightmares from the organic chem prof. I had last semester. gonk So will that class count toward your college classes and you won't have to take it once you start school?
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Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 2:53 pm
Heliko pylori Hobo_Hunter_1 I'm not sure the whole story of the fastback, but I think they changed it so people would have more of a "muscle" car. Maybe so they can have one that is more meant for racing? Idk. I thin I'm going to like it. I like a good challenge, plus I like science. I like math more but Chemistry 2 was the sh*t this year. I was able to take it my senior year because I'm cool like that lol. No but I took it since I'm going to be a science major in college and what better way to get used to it than take a college chemistry class. Don't mention college chemistry. I'm still having nightmares from the organic chem prof. I had last semester. gonk So will that class count toward your college classes and you won't have to take it once you start school? I'm not entirely sure. It was an AP class but I they didn't give us the test. So maybe, maybe not. I enjoyed it. It included math which I love. I also took AP Calc but again no test. What was so bad about the prof.?
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Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 3:08 pm
Hobo_Hunter_1 I'm not entirely sure. It was an AP class but I they didn't give us the test. So maybe, maybe not. I enjoyed it. It included math which I love. I also took AP Calc but again no test. What was so bad about the prof.? Hm, well that's odd. I'm sure you'll just enjoy it again if you have to take it in college. ^_^ Or, maybe you can test out of the class. This particular prof. does not fit the profile that profs. with his habits normally have. He's a walking paradox. He's nice as can be and is always smiling and telling funny stories to entertain the class as he teaches. However, although his tests don't look hard if you don't do exactly what he wants then your paper will bleed with little marks everywhere that bring your score down. I mean, the smallest, most simple of things. I studied so hard for one test and felt really well afterwards. Got it back and had made a 74 on it because of all the little stupid stuff (stuff that I didn't even see and had to ask him what the heck was he counting off for). He could tell that I knew what I was talking about, but I hadn't done it exactly as he wanted it. I didn't even know that I had to do it exactly like that. And some of the stuff that he does...if you do it on a test he will take off for it because somehow you're suppose to know better (despite him teaching it that way). When we had to memorize definitions, we would have like 4 or 6 of them and he would randomly put one on the test. If you missed a comma or period, he counted off (God so help you if you left a word out or misspelled something). He had one of my friends crying and my lab partner (who I studied with all the time) was so stressed out about his class that her period stopped for two months. Poor girl thought she was prego and kept going to the doctor, lol. Every time an exam was coming up, I would get a horrible, pounding headache the day before it. He had two or three lecture classes and some people attended every single one of them just to be sure that they got down everything he said.
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Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 3:24 pm
Heliko pylori The teacher that taught the class that I was in was a paradox too. He used to teach Chem. 2 at the local University. Like the one time he wrote on the board how to do a problem that would be on the test. Then when we did it the same way on the test he marked it wrong. Everyone asked why it was wrong and he said, "That's not how I wanted you to do it." Then we said that's the only way that you showed it and he said "Well this is college chem and you should be able to find more than one way of doing something." We could hardly understand him most of the time because he was Egyptian and had the strongest accent. And he could hardly hear us more than half the time. It was very stressful. Our tests would look like it got into a knife fight sometimes. He marked the littlest things even though they were right. One time I missed the /mol part on the g/mol when I labeled something and he marked the answer wrong. Even though it said how many g/mol in the question.
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Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2011 1:51 pm
Hobo_Hunter_1 The teacher that taught the class that I was in was a paradox too. He used to teach Chem. 2 at the local University. Like the one time he wrote on the board how to do a problem that would be on the test. Then when we did it the same way on the test he marked it wrong. Everyone asked why it was wrong and he said, "That's not how I wanted you to do it." Then we said that's the only way that you showed it and he said "Well this is college chem and you should be able to find more than one way of doing something." We could hardly understand him most of the time because he was Egyptian and had the strongest accent. And he could hardly hear us more than half the time. It was very stressful. Our tests would look like it got into a knife fight sometimes. He marked the littlest things even though they were right. One time I missed the /mol part on the g/mol when I labeled something and he marked the answer wrong. Even though it said how many g/mol in the question. Yep, that's about how all the profs. in the Chemistry department are. I was so happy to have a Biology class after Chem lab. It was like going to beach to relax, lol. I felt like an idiot in chemistry, but got to redeem myself in biology. Not to mention the biology profs are laid back and awesome. But yea, good to know it's not just the profs at my uni who are nit picky. Physics profs are nit picky too.
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Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2011 2:14 pm
Heliko pylori Hobo_Hunter_1 The teacher that taught the class that I was in was a paradox too. He used to teach Chem. 2 at the local University. Like the one time he wrote on the board how to do a problem that would be on the test. Then when we did it the same way on the test he marked it wrong. Everyone asked why it was wrong and he said, "That's not how I wanted you to do it." Then we said that's the only way that you showed it and he said "Well this is college chem and you should be able to find more than one way of doing something." We could hardly understand him most of the time because he was Egyptian and had the strongest accent. And he could hardly hear us more than half the time. It was very stressful. Our tests would look like it got into a knife fight sometimes. He marked the littlest things even though they were right. One time I missed the /mol part on the g/mol when I labeled something and he marked the answer wrong. Even though it said how many g/mol in the question. Yep, that's about how all the profs. in the Chemistry department are. I was so happy to have a Biology class after Chem lab. It was like going to beach to relax, lol. I felt like an idiot in chemistry, but got to redeem myself in biology. Not to mention the biology profs are laid back and awesome. But yea, good to know it's not just the profs at my uni who are nit picky. Physics profs are nit picky too. This guy pissed me off. He was alright most of the time but he had his moments. I'm not looking forward to the placement test tomorrow though
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Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2011 1:41 pm
Hobo_Hunter_1 This guy pissed me off. He was alright most of the time but he had his moments. I'm not looking forward to the placement test tomorrow though From your status post, sounds like the placement tests were cake, lol.
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Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2011 1:46 pm
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Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2011 1:47 pm
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Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2011 1:49 pm
Heliko pylori Hobo_Hunter_1 This guy pissed me off. He was alright most of the time but he had his moments. I'm not looking forward to the placement test tomorrow though From your status post, sounds like the placement tests were cake, lol. Yes they were. I went in there and was man this is going to suck. I took the math one first. I was like "Are you serious? I took this back in 8th grade. There is no way that I am going to do horrible." Then the Chem. "This looks like the exams I took in Chem 2." I took those tests by the head and curbstomped them lol.
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Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2011 1:56 pm
Hobo_Hunter_1 Yes they were. I went in there and was man this is going to suck. I took the math one first. I was like "Are you serious? I took this back in 8th grade. There is no way that I am going to do horrible." Then the Chem. "This looks like the exams I took in Chem 2." I took those tests by the head and curbstomped them lol. Lol, sweet deal. Then you should be ready to start on the next level when you start your first semester. ^_^
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Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2011 2:06 pm
Heliko pylori Hobo_Hunter_1 Yes they were. I went in there and was man this is going to suck. I took the math one first. I was like "Are you serious? I took this back in 8th grade. There is no way that I am going to do horrible." Then the Chem. "This looks like the exams I took in Chem 2." I took those tests by the head and curbstomped them lol. Lol, sweet deal. Then you should be ready to start on the next level when you start your first semester. ^_^ Definitely. It's starts in August. I hope that I won't have to take Chem 2 again. It would be hell to go through it again.
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Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2011 2:13 pm
Hobo_Hunter_1 Definitely. It's starts in August. I hope that I won't have to take Chem 2 again. It would be hell to go through it again. Lol, maybe you'll get a better prof. at the college. If you know anyone who attends the one you want to go to, ask them who the cool profs are or at least which ones you shouldn't take.
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