/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3696152
You're using a loaded word and you know it.

Troll.

Seriously though. Enjoy or practice whatever diet you'd like.

Also, who loves fois gras? It's especially good as a pate with a flaky pastry and thick-cut, smoked, and cured bacon.

Duck is severely overlooked as a meat. It doesn't have to be a fatty, greasy food. Smoked duck is delicious and duck fat is great for frying other foul.

>>3232292

jelly what for? Tripfagging on an anonymous board? Fooling everyone into believing he knows anything?

nope.avi

>>3123437

It is better to look mad than to look like an idiot underageb&.

Just pointing out the obvious.

2/10

>>3028319
>>3028260
>>3028302

this is why people hate engineering students...

you choose the major just so you can call yourself an "engineer" before you even graduate, not to mention before even getting a job. engineering is not a fucking science and is really not that difficult. most people that end up majoring in it tend to drop out because they are exceedingly retarded and can't handle a little work. you pussies would drown in a real science or math class where you aren't given your precious "equation sheet" or even numbers.

might as well make it wuick and start taking those history credits. You're gonna need them when you drop out of your major for not being able to pass the weed-out classes.

>>2998844
Enjoy being an uncultured, untalented cretin. Let me know how those guttersluts work out for you.

Contracts knocked out today, Property and Procedure tomorrow, Torts II on Thursday.

This whole 1L "year of hell" thing isn't really bad at all if you've experienced biochemistry.

>MFW law students with polisci, history, philosophy, or business degrees are scrambling about and have no life.

My parents shit brix when I told them I wouldn't pursue medical school. "HurrDurr, you'll be poor and begging for grants"

MFW I wound up in law school and have a small business that will ultimately make me more than any doctor. Also when a biochem background and research has come in surprisingly handy.

mfw i scored a 3 on the ab exam and 22 on the ACT, took 1,2,3, and diff eq before hs graduation, went to a big10 school, majored in math had a research publication in the Monthly, and am now a grad student in math at a big10 school.

scores don't determine intelligence or personal success.