Thread: You are taught something you will never use

Originally Posted by DancingCorpse

Wow, I learned to do that when I was, what, 7? Laundry is easy.

Now, dish washing, THAT is a whole other ball park.

Dishwashing with soap and water is easy. Try dishwashing on the trail with either dirt or sand. :P

Originally Posted by DJ Mr. White

Originally Posted by DancingCorpse

Wow, I learned to do that when I was, what, 7? Laundry is easy.

Now, dish washing, THAT is a whole other ball park.

Dishwashing with soap and water is easy. Try dishwashing on the trail with either dirt or sand. :P

Not when you have the mother I have. Dish washing is like an art.

Originally Posted by QuickLightning

If you ever decide to switch majors and/or become an engineer, you better get used to calc.  I wouldn't want to live any other way.  I'd be lost without hugging my theories and equations at night.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYdPhawlFaE

My friend showed me this video.  God that was so funny.

As for useless info, right now in elements of meteorology we are learning stuff I already know. And by stuff I already know, I mean stuff I taught myself back in the 10th grade if not younger. SO BORED

Lemme tell you how it works with stuff you think you already know so you decide to not take notes or pay attention. When it comes time to the tests, you go, "Ah, shit I forgot that stuff I already knew for some reason."

That's easy, test anxiety, happens to me all the time, I will remember EVERYTHING right before the test, I will fly through the flash cards and everything, even have other students quiz me, but then as soon the tests starts I draw a complete blank for about 10 to 20 minutes. As soon as the test is over, I remember everything again.