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- Marco - wrote:
🤯 A WORKING ROMAN BUS? 🤯
We're in the same country, it doesn't count
Achromalia wrote:
sounds a bit messy, but i think you've got it, good luck
It wasn't a rough situation, instead all the opposite. My prof told me he'd already graded me great if I didn't hand in the text, which is a discouragement to actually do what you're requested. It gave doubts on whether he'll read the work or not, sent in extremis too (pursuiting the teacher after dismissal bell ring was ridicolous XD), and it's sign of too much trustfulness, not a blind kind, but it ain't justice to spare an injustice by someone else (homework not delivered) because of knowing the person well (industrious all year? bruh).
I said "basically 0 days" for being busy with end year concert crappy stuff, would've been nice to take a nap for the entire lenght of those last two days. It would've still been zero days left if counting from the end of May, because all teachers were as so uninterested as the students to do anything. Nothing is the word that describes best those final times, at least for who hadn't to do the "last sprint", meaning raising some of the low grades, but even they didn't try, and the chance for them to repeat the year is the same if they did do the sprint, because the profs are pretty stupidly selective.
Jangsoodlor wrote:
Amateurs.
(Context: the bus' bell is broken)
How did it go broken...?
Implementing the rubber chickens was an ingenious solution. One of buses' simple problems is the driver not remembering to stop at an anticipated station: their sound is too recognisable it could be more effective than an actual bell, it becomes improbable for the driver to not be reminded to let the passengers get off the bus after chuckling a bit to the rubber chicken's "ring". I wonder why these toys out of all alternatives, because I've seen very few of them live, but to be fair I can't think of different bell substitutes that are as powerful and cheap as them, but... more reasonable.
