Quote from: yirj17 on June 28, 2017, 12:52:51 pmAm I the only one whose school shuts all the windows and doors when turning on the AC? It's like an icebox in here. I had to go get a jacket. My schools do the same. Class is paused so that the students can close the windows. I prefer the cold over the heat though so I don't mind it freezing in the rooms.
Am I the only one whose school shuts all the windows and doors when turning on the AC? It's like an icebox in here. I had to go get a jacket.
Domino's driver, I think he's dead.The thing is/ he was "wearing" his helmet, but he wasn't "wearing" his helmet.I see it too often.They put it on, but they don't strap it/"clip" the strap!!! Why?Is it just law to put the helmet on, but you don't have to fasten it?How in the heck is the helmet going to protect you without it being strapped on?Your chances of survival are pretty low to begin with, but you are pretty much guaranteed to be a vegetable, if you happen to survive, as that helmet is going to go flying off, as it did to the poor Domino's kid.
Quote from: Pecan on June 28, 2017, 10:07:03 amQuote from: Chinguetti on June 28, 2017, 09:55:48 amEating that cereal this morning instead of last night's leftover steak was a mistake. I'm so hungry that I feel like I could resort to cannibalism right now. Why did I do it? PSA: What you are feeling is NOT hunger. What you are feeling is sugar withdrawals.Not semantics, but it is a physiological/chemical/??? difference with what is actually happening in your body.True hunger takes weeks to kick in and it happens in your throat, not your stomach.PSA: You're not overly bright.
Quote from: Chinguetti on June 28, 2017, 09:55:48 amEating that cereal this morning instead of last night's leftover steak was a mistake. I'm so hungry that I feel like I could resort to cannibalism right now. Why did I do it? PSA: What you are feeling is NOT hunger. What you are feeling is sugar withdrawals.Not semantics, but it is a physiological/chemical/??? difference with what is actually happening in your body.True hunger takes weeks to kick in and it happens in your throat, not your stomach.
Eating that cereal this morning instead of last night's leftover steak was a mistake. I'm so hungry that I feel like I could resort to cannibalism right now. Why did I do it?
Quote from: Pecan on June 28, 2017, 01:13:27 pmDomino's driver, I think he's dead.The thing is/ he was "wearing" his helmet, but he wasn't "wearing" his helmet.I see it too often.They put it on, but they don't strap it/"clip" the strap!!! Why?Is it just law to put the helmet on, but you don't have to fasten it?How in the heck is the helmet going to protect you without it being strapped on?Your chances of survival are pretty low to begin with, but you are pretty much guaranteed to be a vegetable, if you happen to survive, as that helmet is going to go flying off, as it did to the poor Domino's kid.I feel for them as individuals, but as a group, I have lost all sympathy towards scooter drivers. It's not an accident when you actually try to get yourself killed: they compete to break every single possible traffic law, are a hazard to motorists and pedestrians both, and still manage to routinely deliver my haejang-guk to the wrong address.
Reminds me of the question:Two Korean scooter drivers are involved in a head-on collision. One is delivering fried chicken. The other is delivering pizza. Which one would you put in the body bag first?
My Co-Teacher is giving the grade 5 class all the answers and prompts for the open class that we will have after lunch.
This is my head 5 years and two days ago. Wear a fukking helmet, I beg of you.
Quote from: meepmoopimmarobots on June 28, 2017, 01:02:13 pmQuote from: Pecan on June 28, 2017, 10:07:03 amQuote from: Chinguetti on June 28, 2017, 09:55:48 amEating that cereal this morning instead of last night's leftover steak was a mistake. I'm so hungry that I feel like I could resort to cannibalism right now. Why did I do it? PSA: What you are feeling is NOT hunger. What you are feeling is sugar withdrawals.Not semantics, but it is a physiological/chemical/??? difference with what is actually happening in your body.True hunger takes weeks to kick in and it happens in your throat, not your stomach.PSA: You're not overly bright.You poor, insecure thing...Coming from you, I'll take that as a compliment :)
Quote from: Pecan on June 28, 2017, 01:47:44 pmQuote from: meepmoopimmarobots on June 28, 2017, 01:02:13 pmQuote from: Pecan on June 28, 2017, 10:07:03 amQuote from: Chinguetti on June 28, 2017, 09:55:48 amEating that cereal this morning instead of last night's leftover steak was a mistake. I'm so hungry that I feel like I could resort to cannibalism right now. Why did I do it? PSA: What you are feeling is NOT hunger. What you are feeling is sugar withdrawals.Not semantics, but it is a physiological/chemical/??? difference with what is actually happening in your body.True hunger takes weeks to kick in and it happens in your throat, not your stomach.PSA: You're not overly bright.You poor, insecure thing...Coming from you, I'll take that as a compliment :)If "insecure" means understanding basic biology and human physiology, then yeah, I'm insecure as hell. I see you're almost as bad with basic English words as you are with science, empathy, and not being a thumb-plugged butthole.
What I don't get are people who don't wear their seatbelts just because they're riding in a taxi. Like, I've met so many people who reflexively put their seatbelts on any time they're in a car, but when it's a taxi they just skip it. Like, I don't understand. It makes no sense to me.
Anyone know the Korean equivalent of "Occupied!" when you're using the bathroom and someone knocks or tries to open the door? I need something to yell the next time the cleaning lady inevitably comes in when I'm using the bathroom. Shouting in English clearly has no effect .
Quote from: Mister Tim on June 29, 2017, 08:24:01 amAnyone know the Korean equivalent of "Occupied!" when you're using the bathroom and someone knocks or tries to open the door? I need something to yell the next time the cleaning lady inevitably comes in when I'm using the bathroom. Shouting in English clearly has no effect .I always just knock on the door and that stops them. Does this not work for you?
Quote from: Chinguetti on June 29, 2017, 08:27:13 amQuote from: Mister Tim on June 29, 2017, 08:24:01 amAnyone know the Korean equivalent of "Occupied!" when you're using the bathroom and someone knocks or tries to open the door? I need something to yell the next time the cleaning lady inevitably comes in when I'm using the bathroom. Shouting in English clearly has no effect .I always just knock on the door and that stops them. Does this not work for you?That isn't really an option, because she comes in to the main part of the bathroom to start cleaning while I'm using stall. That means she can't see anything, thankfully, but it's still just weird to me to have a woman tooling around in the bathroom while I'm in a stall trying to get things done.