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[nny]

Today I am feeling very arthritic, which I choose to ascribe to tiredness because I am so not doing this again, body, you hear me? Rar!

That's the noise of a remarkably ineffective dinosaur, for the record. It is ineffective because it is bad at being a dinosaur. I'm not entirely sure how one is bad at being a dinosaur, since dinosaurs are many-varied and many-flavoured awesomesauce, but there you go. Dinosaurs, eh. Nonsensical but fun to type.

Ooh, nonsensical is kinda fun, too. :D!

Small pleasures. Tiny. Almost not there. Place the quote and get a - um - noogie! What's a noogie? Is it a headlock and headscruff? I can see how it'd be helpful to have a shorter term than that. Oh! And, also, why 101? Why 'learning how to make bananas dance in their underwear 101'? Do you also have room 101, American people? Or is that only where we put our wasps and china figurines and short people? Who can say, who can say. Colloquialisms, eh. Nonsensical but... no, wait, I've said that already. Colloquialisms is fun to say, though, gotta be one of my favourite words. Along with fork! Not fork, fork! The exclamation mark is not optional. As an ejaculation, 'tis only beaten by SLOTHS! And don't tell me that it's beaten by ejaculations, because that is just messy for all concerned, frankly, and Rodney is showing you his bitchface.

I miss Rodney. I have to go work, now, in order that I might find time to watch an episode of SG:A, which I haven't watched for weeks. :(!

Comments

[apiphile.livejournal.com]

YEAH SOMEONE IS A LITTLE MANIC THERE. :D

[dramaturgca.livejournal.com]

You are hilarious. I am giggling hard. And we call them 101s to designate their place in academic sequences. Year 1, first class that should be taken. 100-Levels are freshman year, 200s are sophomore year, etc...

[khyrra.livejournal.com]

We do have room 101, but that doesn't mean that [insert random class name here] 101 is going to be in that room. It might be in room 312. ;)

[genarti]

And not all universities actually use the same numbering system. In mine, for example, intro classes were usually 001, or some other number below 100 and usually below 10 or 20. 100-level were more advanced classes, and 200-level were rare and basically only for graduate students. (Most graduate student classes were 100-level, though, and had a mixture of graduate students and advanced undergraduates.)

"Subject 101" is the term that's entered the popular vernacular, though.