Worst Class Ever

Last year one of my friends was taking what apparently was "the worst class ever."  She sent me a couple comics inspired by, and probably written during, this class.  There seems to have been a few people that found productive ways of surviving during the lectures.

Second Guess Accountability

This is probably my favorite comic in the collection in regards to total theme and details.

Sunset Thoughts

Another Myers-Briggs comic.  My extrovert friends have just learned to laugh when I express 'random' thoughts. They have come to realize that there was probably a complex thought pattern that logically led to my comment.  And whenever they do inquire about how I got to that thought, I simply state, "I'd try to explain, but I don't think you'll understand how the monkey is relevant."

Another introvert friend wrote this one.  She even used pretty colors to help keep the extroverts attention while they read all the words.

Nightmare #137

This was sent in by a friend.  Sometimes school gets so stressful that it attacks your sub-conscious.

Venting Over Text Messages

And sometimes comics need no introduction.  Enjoy!

Plato's Cave

A friend of mine is studying like crazy right now getting ready for her comprehensive exams for graduate school.  Now, I'm getting ready to wrap up my graduate work, which I'm proud to say I've only taken one test in 44 credit hours of class.  I have written my fair share of papers.  And my final paper will be about 75 pages.  All that to say I have no idea how stressful preparing for this test actually is for her.

I do love a fun analogy though, so I came up with one for her.

Myth Busters

There was a group of us that used to hang out.  Three of them were extroverts and three were introverts. Two of the extroverts would make comments about how the introverts wouldn't be able to carry on a conversation without them there to help.  If they weren't there then we'd need pen and paper.  Turns out, through visits and phone calls between all three introverts we slowly proved their theories false.  Ok, the phone conversation one is a bit harder than face to face, but still totally doable.