3 hours at the bar

[cornerofmadness]

that's how long it took us to run out of reasons why our students make us nuts. I can't h elp thinking that 20 years ago we did NOT do this, at least not to this degree. Beer made it better.

and really that's all i have to say other than to slap up some silly meme's i do every year

On the twelfth day of Christmas, cornerofmadness sent to me...

Twelve japan_girl16s drumming

Eleven spiderlings piping

Ten ladystarlightsjs a-leaping

Nine sarakats hiking

Eight redneck_gal_91s a-swimming

Seven giles a-writing

Six mysteries a-spelunking

Five co-o-o-ops

Four x-files

Three forensics

Two maes hughes

...and a science in a lordgloria.

Get your own Twelve Days:

In 2010, cornerofmadness resolves to...

Stop writing with silvrethorn.
Go to drusilla every Sunday.
Go to the cops every month.
Take evening classes in hakkai.
Learn to play the bleach.
Buy new x-files.

Get your own New Year's Resolutions:

Comments

[bob_fish.livejournal.com]

Oh, what a pain. Does your uni have a staff bar? Most big universities over here do, but then perhaps US universities are better behaved?

[cornerofmadness.livejournal.com]

the big universities here do have bars for the kids.

I'm at a small rural school so no. In fact it's technically a dry county. Yikes.

[bob_fish.livejournal.com]

Ah no, this is bars specifically for staff only, so lecturers can bitch about the kids uninterrupted. University College London, where I did my PhD, has a lovely one with leather armchairs and bitter on tap (albeit served too cold). I miss it!

Dry county? So you have to drive out of county in order to find a bar wherein to bitch about students? Horrors. I didn't actually realise you got dry counties as far east as Ohio, in my head they were all places like Arizona. Most of my visits to the US have been to big cities, with the exception of the summer I spent as a bus-girl in a hotel in Yellowstone.

[cornerofmadness.livejournal.com]

no we don't do that. Maybe the big school might. but we have to take it on ourselves to find a b ar here.

Most of the dry counties are in the midwest and south as far as I know. mostly in the Bible Belt.

However the dryness here is mostly ignored. I mean the kwickimart sells beer

[bob_fish.livejournal.com]

There's always mail-order microbrew and restaurants? And you have the lakes to enjoy, right?

[cornerofmadness.livejournal.com]

I'm on the opposite end of the state. I have rednecks to enjoy.

But yes there are plenty of microbreweries and wineries

[bob_fish.livejournal.com]

In your dry county? Yes, I can see how seriously they're taking the law there. XD

[cornerofmadness.livejournal.com]

it's a totally dumb ruling. THough it might just b e the town of Rio that's dry. I never did get a good answer on that (but the marathon that sells beer is still in the town...)