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Now this is how I should have been approaching my last semester in law school...
Me (upon seeing a friend of mine leaving the building before First Amendment): What is this, three in a row?
Him: Hey, I went last Wednesday. Once a week is enough.
Him: Hey, I went last Wednesday. Once a week is enough.
Me: Probably.
Him: I don't recall any attendance policy in that class.
Me: This is true. Plus, there's that whole "Pass/Fail" option thing.
Him: Exactly. And [Dangerous Mind] takes really good notes.
Me: Yeah......hey, wait!
I think a few skip days during which I do nothing but sit on my couch and play Super Mario Galaxy for Nintendo Wii are in order.
Full post as published by Negligent Use of a Dangerous Mind on February 25, 2008 (boomark / email).
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