I’m feeling the love! Thanks. ?
Love it
Christmas wishes: Hope we have more UCS and mental health resources on campus & for the general population!
A generous soul receives benefits and wishes the same for others. Merry Christmas, generous human!
Love it
Back atcha! ?
Have a nice Holiday!!!
Why, thank you! You, too! I hope you enjoy my holiday raiment of snowflakes. See you in the new year!
Will Nick and Rachel get married?
For the most likely birth decades for those marrying now, Nicholas was the 19th most popular baby name for boys in the 80s, and Rachel was the 16th most popular for girls. In the 90s, Nicholas jumped to 6th, while Rachel inched upward to 15th. That’s a lot of Nicks and Rachels out there, so the likelihood of a Nick/Rachel marriage is quite high. BTW, this data comes from the Social Secuirty Administration (bit.ly/SSANamesData) and it’s fun to play with.
I love u!
How sweet! ILY2.
It cuts like a [KNIFE], when I tell ya get a [LIFE]
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But I’m moving on with mine
Let’s be happy :)
Yes, let’s!
How do I get hired w/a mediocre GPA???
For many positions, your GPA is just not the deciding factor. Schedule an appointment with the Career Center (bit.ly/BC-career) to discuss how to proceed with a GPA you don’t want to highlight. And take some comfort in the latest BC Outcomes data, which does not talk about GPA, but must cover many people with less than stellar grades: http://bit.ly/EaglesLanded18
How will BC recover next year without AJ Dillon?
Who knows? There’s a new coach in town and that means a whole new regime. It will be a building year, but we could also be surprised.
I need a 4-leg parlay for the Week 16 slate of NFL Games.
Baltimore, LA Chargers, Seahawks, and either Atlanta or Indianapolis. If this pick works for you, consider hitting some game theory articles. The Journal of the Philosophy of Sport is a good bet: bit.ly/bc-philo-sport (BC credentials required).
What do you do when you’re not going to see your friend for 4 mo.
Call, text, skype, write letters. Keep up with each other on social media. Stay busy. Make new friends. And be sad, sometimes, because it’s hard missing your friend. But not all the time.
pig today!
Bacon tomorrow.
Don’t like school closing for winter break
I’m sorry you’re left with so few viable options. Perhaps travel? Pick a few locations you’d like to see & see what you can find for last-minute deals, air-bnb’s, or ridesharing (ridesharing.com). I hope you find a solution that suits you.
I buttchugged my honest tea… now what??
If you really did that, I’d say keep a toilet handy for a while, and in the future, I’d recommend just using the opening in your body nature intended for the intake of food and liquid.
WHY DOES [redacted] BE MEAN?
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Will I make it through finals? (Current time: 3:12 am)
You will! I have faith in you!
Got milk?
I don’t (I have coffee every night – tonight’s the last night) , but Hillside does – in fact, if I recall correctly, they can even prepare you a steamer (steamed milk) with a shot of flavor. I hear that’s delicious!
How do I handle a 17-hour flight after drinking 7 cups of coffee???
1. In the airport, buy a decent set of corded earbuds (if you don’t already have some) because you’re going to watch a lot of movies. 2. Wait to board until the last minute, and use the restroom right before you board. 3. On the plane, ask to switch with someone near the restrooms. 4. Tell a flight attendant that you’ve had way too much coffee & you’re not sure what effects that will have on you. 5. Settle in with some really engrossing films until the caffeine wears off. 6. Sleep.
Best dance team on campus?
Being consigned to a stationary life, I’m even impressed by walking, so I’d be a poor judge. They’re all amazing!
Yes, they’re great! So are all the others. Like I said, I’m impressed by any human movement at all, even stumbling (which owing to my proximity to stairs, I see regularly; be careful!).