/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5031450
just put in the 40.347 mi/h into the answer slot, and it approved it, thank you so much!

>>4409602
>>4409600

The way I see it, here at least I can get an explanation and not just answers. Buuuuuuuut

I have said it once and I will say it again, counselors are some of the most useless administrative faculty ever. Have you ever seen their offices? They are littered with 3 foot teddy bears and flowers, posters with heartfelt poems written by the graduates. Meanwhile they didn't do jack shit to help the students pass. What is the most they ever do? Ohhh, they switched my lunches so that I could be with my friend. That's it. Even when they do some actual work like have your classes switched they don't do it right then and there. The whole week passes and then they call you in and switch your classes. Do you know how long it takes for them to do that? Less than 5 minutes. They literally make you wait all week long on something that took several different keystrokes. Do you know how much recognition the teachers who taught them how to read and write and do math? Nothing. They are also always going on a workshop like their job requires constant learning. The secretary who answers the phone could do their job. If someone has psychological problems they can't do anything since they only give a referral to psychologist. They should fire all the counselors and buy better textbooks for the students.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRCoU2rg2mc

I was youtubing oarfish, and I found this video. How much would it blow if you put an oarfish into a big aquarium with sharks in it and as soon as you put it in there, one of the sharks goes right up to it and bites a big chunk out of it. Dude, that would so blow. The head marine biologist would be like, "fuck, we don't have too many of these, fucking shit, kill that stupid shark!" (I heard the sharks don't normally eat the other fish in their tank if their kept well fed enough, but sometimes they do.)