I rented videos, but not at blockbuster... Otherwise 0 points
Akasazh
joined 2 years ago
Great April fools guys!
Guys?
Depending on what your head hurts, reading the article can either help with it or aggravate it.
If your are confused by a combination of words you never thought about reading in one sentence, it helps of your read the article.
If your head just over the concept of a governement entity banning words that they feel are uncouth and may not be used, then reading the article and the list of banned words will only worsen your headache.
I missed them being back. Last thing I knew people were driving up the price of the domain. Can anybody fill me in?
They care about the EU money quite a lot, not so much the ideology.
I stand by the training that if a county would fall below the standards that are required to enter the EU, procedures should start to expell them.
Knockers, like hooters, is a euphemism for boobies
Hungary has the teat of Europe to suckle on, through the blackmail through their veto rights blocking legislation.
Testosterone it's not a drug, but a hormone.
It's the merit of being a relative of his, clearly
Het testosteron levels must've been through the roof!
If that is what you took from the article, your reading comprehension is lacking, ironically.
Covid is only mentioned tangentially, not as a main cause. Telephones are mentioned as more of a cause for student behavior than Covid is.
'old man telling at clouds' instead of breaking down the argument of the writer, as you stated you were going to do, you pick out a single subject that is written about and choose to defeat that argument with a personal observation. Which is basically a straw man argument because: In the article the price of textbooks is a very small argument that students use to hide behind. The main argument is that they're not reading it paying attention at all...
The transactional nature is talked about, as it's the lowering of standards.
The average student has seen college as basically transactional for as long as I’ve been doing this.
Yet the main problem is not that, it's the general attitude of the students that have changed. A chronic disconnection between the student and the subject of study. Aan absence that is mental and sometimes even physical. The level of disinterest is new and the professor is frustrated because he doesn't know how to combat that.
He was on alcohol and Benzedrine (amphetamines):
https://www.thejamesbonddossier.com/features/champagne-and-benzedrine-amphetamine-use-in-the-james-bond-books.htm