Then you should show it in class.
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The last post is the WINNER!
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I'm familiar with that. Part of me longed for that Coyote to get the Roadrunner and that part was satisfied. What happened afterwards in that fine presentation was also psychologically valid.
The voices in my head are telling me it's my mission in life to not tell you what they've told me because you would just not understand underhanded undertaker under the sea what you caused and is that not a blue sky where quiet dogs bark and breezes fly by.
I only have 37.5 hours in a semester with the students; I have to be very selective with how I use that time. There's a lot of valuable films and TV shows that I can use in teaching policy and management, but I still can only use a tiny amount of what's out there. What I'm finding is that there is much less of a shared culture any more. Even the most popular movies and TV shows and even musical acts--Name one, and less than a third of the class has seen/heard it; and less than one in 10 knows it well enough recognize the reference I am making in it. When I can't even use Office Space to discuss issues in management without having to require people to watch it first...
Forget all that learning stuff, & just watch the Simpsons.
I recommend the episodes with Cape Fear & the monorail.
But to get those, you'll have to school them in the movie & Star Trek.
okay, enough fun for you; time for me to have fun! WEEEEEEEEEEEE!
Well, if Willie doesn't care, then I take the win back from him.
I care. I care fully. I take the win carefully.
I also care, and so carefully take the win again! Don't want to drop it!
I'm trying to repair a hydraulic jack.
If I'm successful, I win.
If I'm unsuccessful, I'll still win.
If I'm successful, I win.
If I'm unsuccessful, I'll still win.
I'm not repairing anything, but I win.