<p>You tell the Aristocrats during Thanksgiving dinner...with your whole family and their very religious cousins from out of town.</p>
<p>And then, all of a sudden, one of them says, "How did you hear about that?"</p>
<p>You tell the Aristocrats during Thanksgiving dinner...with your whole family and their very religious cousins from out of town.</p>
<p>And then, all of a sudden, one of them says, "How did you hear about that?"</p>
<p>hmmm</p>
<p>When you're really hungry, like in the class period right before lunch, and your stomach grumbles REALLY loudly and people around you try really hard to ignore you. Somehow eating breakfast doesn't help!!</p>
<p>Back in September, I was having a lot of anxiety-related symptoms. I felt nauseous ALL the time, esp. at school (but never threw up). One day in my physiology lecture when I was feeling absolutely lousy, my teacher kept saying (regarding learning the material), "I want you guys to truly understand the material, not just regurgitate it." She said this over and over. Every time she said, "I don't want regurgitation," I was thinking "peristalsis!" It would have been mortifyingly hilarious if I had thrown up when she said that (I didn't).</p>
<p>^^the problem with regurgitation is that one must consume it again to be able to regurgitate it again...nasty, I agree</p>
<p>...when teacher X is standing behind a student in class who's telling a friend that he wants teacher X to have his babies</p>
<p>bump people BUMP. Really good thread so far. :)</p>