Oh, if I can say anything nice about my educational status.. I'm past ethics.

Thank. Farking. Goodness.

Now I just look at numbers and interpret them - gleaning meaning from population variances and creating marketing plans around said numbers. F*ck... I actually miss my other classes. Who knew it would get so hard-nosed at the end.

On the plus side... This summer... I'm taking human sex-u-al-ity (my last non-law-business-marketing class)... Like it's gonna even be half as much fun as I hope it will be.

Echoing back to Alex's earlier numeracy, this bugged me.

MSNBC ran this story about a group of 7 Kaiser Permanente workers in Santa Ana who won a large lottery jackpot a year and a half ago. It's the usual crap about trying to learn how to invest, dealing with the paranoia, and people trying to get at their money. Blah blah.

But it's the very last line (with no indication that it was said sarcastically or ironically) that got me:

"It was a crapshoot, really."

Unclear on the concept much?

Our school book :(

I think I'd rather write the paper than deal with anything that resembles math :p

Aren't people who think they are immune to rules and processes super cool?

/rolleyes

But I am supercool :p

Gack, how'd that happen? (for those that see this post-fix, I had double posted)

You know, Saltines kind of rule.

I really want to know why this software is not updating.

The best part, for my nerdy, dorky self, was that you opened with "Echoing back..."

Yeah, I'm a dweeb.