9.25.2002
teachers obviously believe that people must learn to do math the old, hard way just in case armageddon comes soon and 99.9% of the human population dies and for some strange reason calculators cease to exist, and you're one of the only people left over... but if that were the case, advanced calc would probably be the least of your problems. I do think, however, that elementary/middle/junior high schools use the calculators WAY too much. damned kids need the math skillz to pay the billz... but figuring out the sine of 77.5 degrees is definitely not a practical, everyday problem that many people face when being wage-slaves, so CALCULATORS FOR EVERYONE! except the stupid little kids who struggle with adding 2 2-digit numbers, of course these are the same kids who dont realize that there is a difference between a formal essay and everyday internet slang. wh4t str4ng3 k1d5...
chad, you're lucky, you have female friends AND they tell you to have drunken sex, if you really want it, hang around the high school, the whores there will probably hop in bed with you for their job experience class.
in my training class of 42 people, there's maybe only 3 interesting people there. i hope to god there are cooler people working on "the floor" (the name for the main working area aka cubicle-land). if i go any longer without a decent conversation i'm gonna explode. although they aren't all interesting, many of them seem to have some form of intelligence. they know how to use a computer, and didn't really need to be told that a mouse works best when the cord is facing away from your body, as our computer training manual stated. the funny part was that this could only be accessed on the computer, much like wal-mart's computer CBL on using the mouse.
oh my, i'm rambling on again.
good bye.. for now...
chad, you're lucky, you have female friends AND they tell you to have drunken sex, if you really want it, hang around the high school, the whores there will probably hop in bed with you for their job experience class.
in my training class of 42 people, there's maybe only 3 interesting people there. i hope to god there are cooler people working on "the floor" (the name for the main working area aka cubicle-land). if i go any longer without a decent conversation i'm gonna explode. although they aren't all interesting, many of them seem to have some form of intelligence. they know how to use a computer, and didn't really need to be told that a mouse works best when the cord is facing away from your body, as our computer training manual stated. the funny part was that this could only be accessed on the computer, much like wal-mart's computer CBL on using the mouse.
oh my, i'm rambling on again.
good bye.. for now...
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