Nov 16, 2016
Somehow we’re covering “the Crusades” (yep, all of them) in one fifty-minute lecture plus whatever supplementary information/clarification/discussion I can provide in a fifty-minute discussion section.
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Somehow we’re covering “the Crusades” (yep, all of them) in one fifty-minute lecture plus whatever supplementary information/clarification/discussion I can provide in a fifty-minute discussion section.
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Chardonnay sounds like a nice name
This asshole just asked the stupidest most technical question at this lecture and I rolled my eyes so hard my Italian professor saw and she's trying so hard not to burst out laughing
There's this middle aged guy casually glaring at me from across the lecture hall for being on my phone when he too is on his phone and I am so done with middle aged white men jfc
This infarct is wedge-shaped. Well, sorta wedge-shaped. Use some hallucinogens; it helps with that.
Radiology doc.
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"We're not doing well? GOOD."
"...And if you go to the Macy's parade, and there's actually a uterus being floated down the street, let me know because that would be way cool; 'cause then you can see the uterosacral ligament, the lateral sacral ligaments, and the round ligament tethering all of these important organs in the true pelvis.
"...There probably won't ever be a uterus in the parade but we can still wish."
~Prof