OT: Sens Lounge LXXIII | Yeah, I'm still here.

[mat_sens]

3 mass stabbing in less than a week. Pennsylvania, Calgary and now Regina...

 

[OmniSens]

That's brutal...

 

[Cor]

Mass stabbing a is such a random thing. I don't get how you can stab a large amount of people without being stopped. Guess that is because people aren't smart enough to defend themselves

 

[FightingIrish]

Ban knives.

 

[OmniSens]

Ban morons.

 

[ReginKarlssonLehner]

Ever go into an exam, look through the questions, and realize you actually know everything on it? That happened in my Canadian history exam and it was awesome. I'll be shocked if I get less than a 90. Now let's hope my next exams will be anywhere close to that...

Had same feeling... but ended up with 70. Hope you do better, lol.

Canadian History was the best. Who was your prof?

Matthew Bellamy. Not sure if I'll ever have a prof as great as him again.

You guys serious? I heard Canadian History is terrrrible. Then again I'm not talking about same uni. American History is unbelievable though.

Started watching House of Cards. The main character has such a terrible fake accent.

Really? It's actually very accurate, imo.

 

[YouGotAStuGoing]

You guys serious? I heard Canadian History is terrrrible. Then again I'm not talking about same uni. American History is unbelievable though.

As a general rule, most history classes depend largely on the prof. They can turn very dry, very fast. Luckily for Carleton students, Matt Bellamy obviously cares and does his best to keep it from being boring. Some combination of his teaching method and his enthusiasm makes it borderline impossible not to enjoy the class.

 

[saskriders]

CH is no longer a mod

 

[McManked]

I'm guessing it has to do with the fact that you're unfortunately prohibited from skipping out on parts of basic to moderate an online hockey forum.

 

[McManked]

As a general rule, most history classes depend largely on the prof. They can turn very dry, very fast. Luckily for Carleton students, Matt Bellamy obviously cares and does his best to keep it from being boring. Some combination of his teaching method and his enthusiasm makes it borderline impossible not to enjoy the class.

Wow. Apparently he is the best male singer on planet earth as well as an amazing teacher.

That's pretty neat!

 

[YouGotAStuGoing]

Wow. Apparently he is the best male singer on planet earth as well as an amazing teacher.

That's pretty neat!

True story: I also had a prof named Chris Brown.

 

[CanadianHockey]

I'm guessing it has to do with the fact that you're unfortunately prohibited from skipping out on parts of basic to moderate an online hockey forum.

Pretty much... don't think I'll have time to moderate this summer or during the fall. Was waiting til the offseason to step down.

 

[DrakeAndJosh]

As a general rule, most history classes depend largely on the prof. They can turn very dry, very fast. Luckily for Carleton students, Matt Bellamy obviously cares and does his best to keep it from being boring. Some combination of his teaching method and his enthusiasm makes it borderline impossible not to enjoy the class.

Yep exactly, I personally can't stand 19th century canadian history and he even made that part interesting.

One of my other classes had a bit of overlap with Bellamy's material and I had to drag myself in there every morning. The most bland, boring, and dry woman in the world. It's amazing how much a prof can make or break a course.

 

[McManked]

Yep exactly, I personally can't stand 19th century canadian history and he even made that part interesting.

One of my other classes had a bit of overlap with Bellamy's material and I had to drag myself in there every morning. The most bland, boring, and dry woman in the world. It's amazing how much a prof can make or break a course.

Same with high school too!

My most entertaining course was Ancient History, a subject I always thought was bland. My teacher made it enjoyable.

20th century history, however, was terrible. I waited my whole life to learn in depth of World War I and II and I had a terrible teacher. Awful. I wonder if Laurentian offers a WW2 course, because my program doesn't have any electives until third year...

 

[saskriders]

CH, you mentioned earlier about getting a game of Civ V going. Would you still be down for that?

 

[Harbinger]

screw civ v. yall need to play sto with me.

 

[Patvolcom65]

Well finally reverted to my old username.

 

[CanadianHockey]

CH, you mentioned earlier about getting a game of Civ V going. Would you still be down for that?

Sure. Not sure when I'll be available, as I'm not going to be near my PC and am going to be playing with another friend tonight.

 

[saskriders]

Well, just post here or PM when your are free

 

[McManked]

My current physique is a lot like Season 2 Randy from Trailer Park Boys...

 

[Harbinger]

I don't get why people like that show.

 

[Sun God Nika]

Gonchar tripping on silfverberg loooool

 

[McManked]

I don't get why people like that show.

It's ****ing genius, and it's hilarious.

Knock-Knock Herb...

 

[CanadianHockey]

Well, just post here or PM when your are free

On second though, I will bring my computer to my parents place tomorrow. We should be able to play tomorrow night (if you're free).

If anyone else wants in (hawt) you're more than welcome to join.

Just conquered the world with my buddy by 1880 AD. It wasn't really ever a close game. In the Ancient era, I had more points than any other team, and near the end, I had as many points as all four opponents combined.

 

[DrunkUncleDenis]

On second though, I will bring my computer to my parents place tomorrow. We should be able to play tomorrow night (if you're free).

If anyone else wants in (hawt) you're more than welcome to join.

Just conquered the world with my buddy by 1880 AD. It wasn't really ever a close game. In the Ancient era, I had more points than any other team, and near the end, I had as many points as all four opponents combined.

I played a lot of civ II back in the day. I can only imagine what V is like at this point.