OPEN BAR: I see you've come to PD. I too like to live dangerously

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I just got a call that my research methods class has been changed to an online class, so I registered for Perception, which looks good.

My schedule couldn't be more perfect this summer; late mornings, Monday through Thursday, with one online class. And one trip to the coast! All psychology, except for the geology field trip.

Phenomenology or physiology?

[Ben Shapiro]

My youngest graduates high school today.

I feel about 9 different emotions, all of which are beating the mortal shit out of each other to let me know how I feel about this.

THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE.

So far, "Pride" has "Nostalgia" in a headlock and is delivering noogies, but "feeling old" is creeping up on him with a folding chair.

But who is delivering pocket sand?

[Nephew Twiddleton]

Met up with classmate for beers. This is the same classmate who's doing the urban plant project. Nerdiest conversation I've had in a while. Loved it.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

Graduation over.  Yarg, what a pack of long-winded bastards.

[Nephew Twiddleton]

Graduation over.  Yarg, what a pack of long-winded bastards.

Congrats to the daughter.

...this is also your get out of Hell free card, no?

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

I just got a call that my research methods class has been changed to an online class, so I registered for Perception, which looks good.

My schedule couldn't be more perfect this summer; late mornings, Monday through Thursday, with one online class. And one trip to the coast! All psychology, except for the geology field trip.

Phenomenology or physiology?

Psychology.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Graduation over.  Yarg, what a pack of long-winded bastards.

Give TGG my congratulations on a job well-done! Is she going into the Marines now?

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Met up with classmate for beers. This is the same classmate who's doing the urban plant project. Nerdiest conversation I've had in a while. Loved it.

I am having a bit of a sense of academic loneliness, as the only people I have regular contact with who are into the same stuff I'm into are public health people, and they aren't as into the psychobiology as I am. My friend Peter is really nerdy and I adore him, but he hasn't transferred to PSU yet so I don't know if he'll be in my orgo class this fall.

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I just got a call that my research methods class has been changed to an online class, so I registered for Perception, which looks good.

My schedule couldn't be more perfect this summer; late mornings, Monday through Thursday, with one online class. And one trip to the coast! All psychology, except for the geology field trip.

Phenomenology or physiology?

Psychology.

Sounds fun.

[Nephew Twiddleton]

Met up with classmate for beers. This is the same classmate who's doing the urban plant project. Nerdiest conversation I've had in a while. Loved it.

I am having a bit of a sense of academic loneliness, as the only people I have regular contact with who are into the same stuff I'm into are public health people, and they aren't as into the psychobiology as I am. My friend Peter is really nerdy and I adore him, but he hasn't transferred to PSU yet so I don't know if he'll be in my orgo class this fall.

This is actually the first time I've had a friend on the same academic footing as me, same age, same major. This is also the same guy who we both mutually thought were competition. It was a last minute plan sort of thing, and I almost backed out because I was like, eh... how expensive is the beer at the bar? But I was like, fuck it, I get to hang out with George, and George is awesome. Turned out they had a $3 Killian's pints deal today, which was good for the wallet. George is thinking of transferring to UMass Amherst, so, when we both leave BHCC, we won't be in shouting distance anymore, but I really like it. And academic loneliness is the right term for it, and I couldn't put my finger on it until you said it just now.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

I just discovered that I could take Nutrition as one of my 12 additional science electives. I am actually really torn, as I was planning on taking the grandiosely-named "The Geology Of The Oregon Country" and I already have the textbook, appropriately named "Natural Disasters", but Nutrition sounds so practical.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Met up with classmate for beers. This is the same classmate who's doing the urban plant project. Nerdiest conversation I've had in a while. Loved it.

I am having a bit of a sense of academic loneliness, as the only people I have regular contact with who are into the same stuff I'm into are public health people, and they aren't as into the psychobiology as I am. My friend Peter is really nerdy and I adore him, but he hasn't transferred to PSU yet so I don't know if he'll be in my orgo class this fall.

This is actually the first time I've had a friend on the same academic footing as me, same age, same major. This is also the same guy who we both mutually thought were competition. It was a last minute plan sort of thing, and I almost backed out because I was like, eh... how expensive is the beer at the bar? But I was like, fuck it, I get to hang out with George, and George is awesome. Turned out they had a $3 Killian's pints deal today, which was good for the wallet. George is thinking of transferring to UMass Amherst, so, when we both leave BHCC, we won't be in shouting distance anymore, but I really like it. And academic loneliness is the right term for it, and I couldn't put my finger on it until you said it just now.

Awww, you met your fellow That Guy, and he's awesome! I love it!

I am inspired to email Peter a link to the PSU application page right now.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

I just got a call that my research methods class has been changed to an online class, so I registered for Perception, which looks good.

My schedule couldn't be more perfect this summer; late mornings, Monday through Thursday, with one online class. And one trip to the coast! All psychology, except for the geology field trip.

Phenomenology or physiology?

Psychology.

Sounds fun.

Should be, and I'll be interested in tying it into my neurophysiology class.

[Nephew Twiddleton]

Met up with classmate for beers. This is the same classmate who's doing the urban plant project. Nerdiest conversation I've had in a while. Loved it.

I am having a bit of a sense of academic loneliness, as the only people I have regular contact with who are into the same stuff I'm into are public health people, and they aren't as into the psychobiology as I am. My friend Peter is really nerdy and I adore him, but he hasn't transferred to PSU yet so I don't know if he'll be in my orgo class this fall.

This is actually the first time I've had a friend on the same academic footing as me, same age, same major. This is also the same guy who we both mutually thought were competition. It was a last minute plan sort of thing, and I almost backed out because I was like, eh... how expensive is the beer at the bar? But I was like, fuck it, I get to hang out with George, and George is awesome. Turned out they had a $3 Killian's pints deal today, which was good for the wallet. George is thinking of transferring to UMass Amherst, so, when we both leave BHCC, we won't be in shouting distance anymore, but I really like it. And academic loneliness is the right term for it, and I couldn't put my finger on it until you said it just now.

Awww, you met your fellow That Guy, and he's awesome! I love it!

I am inspired to email Peter a link to the PSU application page right now.

I did! We actually worked it out together so that we'd both be in Cell Bio and Physics I together in Fall. He double checked that with me tonight.

[Nephew Twiddleton]

Also, I hope you can get Peter to transfer to PSU as soon as you can.

George is the only person I've told my hypothesis to who can understand it (other than Professor Steeper). He paused nodded his head as it sunk in, and I was like, if there's a correlation it could mean A or B, and then he was like, I was just about to say, B scenario? I dunno, he seems to be leaning botanical, and I seem to be leaning microbial, but I feel like I've found a guy I can collaborate with, at least as far as undergrad projects go. If Peter's your George, I can understand entirely your missing him.