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I would like to take this opportunity to snipe at the American educational system, but I can't be bothered.

P.S. The fastest way to lose weight is amputation.



It sounds about as brutal as a glass of chilled lemonade and a plate of sandwiches on a warm summer afternoon.

Edited, Apr 24th 2009 5:34pm by Kavekk

Sorry to burst your bubbles, I already lost the water weight, I am not just starting out... And after gaining nearly 10 pounds I had to start losing somewhere. I am not some newb. I NEVER said I plan to lose like that, but they kept saying it'd just fall off, and it did. Thanks for caring.

Chances are I can remember being 17 better than you can.

Bit older than that, but younger than you. Also, I'm not American :P

Ah, I see. I assumed you thought the American educational system was rubbish.

Given earlier posts, I guess it should have been obvious. Eh, it's probably Araxius' fault somehow.

Edited, Apr 24th 2009 10:06pm by Kavekk

The class in question is ESE124, Problem solving with C. I took MAT131 (Calc 1) and am finishing up AMS161 (Applied calc 2) right now. I'm a second semester freshmen in college. The Pre/Co-requisites for this ESE124 class are only calc1 and ESE123. How this teacher expects students who are only in calc 1 or 2 to do programs that brute force differential equations before they even learned differential equations is beyond me.

You're 13?

He edited it from ~10 to ~14. Which just goes to show, really.

I dunno, I'm leaving it open.

Vitamins are superfluous. A well rounded diet will give you all the necessary vitamins and minerals a person needs.

Totem

I only get prescription meds when I'm seriously ill (like mono) or for my sciatica. That only gets bad enough for treatment every other month or so; it's a vicodin and muscle-relaxer combo. I don't go through very much though every once in awhile I'll take a dose recreationally (every other month, say, opposite when I'm taking it legitimately). So it's not like I'm abusing it.

I got some rashes on my arms last weekend doing yard work. I think it's poison ivy, starting in my inner elbows and going up the forearms. It blistered up then faded away, but apparently spread to a few small patches on my wrists.

I've never had to worry about my diet. If anything I need to eat more. Not allergic to any foods, unless you count a slight lactose intolerance. I do eat Cheerios, but only a handful at a time when I'm giving some to Thom. We've got the new Banana Nut Cheerios now, they're nummy!

It's just itchy and now it's spreading to a few of my fingers. No big deal. I had the shingles for a few weeks before Thom was before (stress FTW) which didn't bother me too much either. That was around my torso.