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Apr. 24th, 2007 12:28 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
twincityhackerI don't want to go to class.
I don't want to go to either of them, as the last thing I learned that was new was that vortexes act on two dimensional planes. And that was three weeks ago!
I mean, seriously, you could watch E=mc2 and Gallieo's Daughter and pretty much get my entire History and Philosophy of Physics lectures in four hours! If they ever do a piece of Descartes and Libetz, that IS my entire class.
I didn't have to go to my first class either, as we were only listening to speeches. It was worth it, though, to see the comedy ( it has to be a comedy, because I can't deal with it framed as a tragedy ) of the anti-gay marriage argument. Because, clearly, two people of the same-sex can get married signals the end of democracy - and that's a direct quote. The stupid, it burns!
I don't want to go to either of them, as the last thing I learned that was new was that vortexes act on two dimensional planes. And that was three weeks ago!
I mean, seriously, you could watch E=mc2 and Gallieo's Daughter and pretty much get my entire History and Philosophy of Physics lectures in four hours! If they ever do a piece of Descartes and Libetz, that IS my entire class.
I didn't have to go to my first class either, as we were only listening to speeches. It was worth it, though, to see the comedy ( it has to be a comedy, because I can't deal with it framed as a tragedy ) of the anti-gay marriage argument. Because, clearly, two people of the same-sex can get married signals the end of democracy - and that's a direct quote. The stupid, it burns!
