American things

NORAID

freedom

about 90% of the menu at the cheesecake factory is dedicated to non-cheesecake items

what kinda factory is this

btw I have a work trip to the usa in just over a month, excited for american things tbh

XP gotta diversify man

You forget what 90% of the C+C Music Factory sounded like.

I ate at Cheesecake factory once, it's not a menu it's a god damn novel!!!!

^^^ I hear that!!!!!

We used to make cheesecake in this country

making cheesecake great again

btw the most american thing is... drip coffee

the brown bean sludge

Now everyone got his hand in the other guys hot pockets

Glory

Hole

^^ both american things

3 in 1

“college” being a thing you go to after school, not during it

"college" being a thing were you play sports more than learn at a higher level

and wear aforementioned jumpers with one giant letter on them

School/college sports teams being somehow of interest to more than just the people in the teams.

The Grateful Dead.

sophomore
freshman

^^^^^^

so many chinese people tell me “i’m a sophomore!” like i’m supposed to know what the fuck that means

what do y'all say, i'm a year elevensie stoody woozent?

“i started uni this year” does the job

but what ARE you

student

ah

is america the only place where ppl in highschool & college have so many NAMES for what they are?
junior
senior
freshman
sophomore

i feel like everywhere else is ok with saying what year level they’re in

i’m a deputy semaphore bleachman

That reminds me, wtf is or are bleachers?

Them seats at their training pitches

http://www.nyloungedecor.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/bleachers-seating-for-rent-2-catalog.jpg

where asses go to die

asses

i fell in love with american things
i could be happy
the rest of my life
with american things

What if it takes you a year and a half to get your first year hours in? You can't be a "first-year" student if you've been at college for two years.

you can if you're doing all first-year subjects

You're a first year if you're doing first year

XP see

it's like when someone is born on Feb 29 and they can celebrate their 2nd birthday when they're 6 years old.

make that 8 years old. this math stuff is hard.

They'd be a real asshole of an 8 year old but that in itself is not uncommon I spose

Also there's none of this "getting the hours in", the uni chucks all the students out by May so they can rent out the facilities to businesses until October

What if it takes you a year and a half to get your first year hours in? You can't be a "first-year" student if you've been at college for two years.

― pplains, Sunday, 18 February 2018 09:55 (sixteen minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

also, iirc there's no single word in american that covers this scenario anyway. i've never heard of anyone who's still doing first-year subjects in their second year of enrolment saying e.g. "i'm a trinitron"

Third trimester eh

the american terms refer to years spent there, not level of courses taken

Ya it's a bad term

seems odd to measure progress by how many years you've been on the campus, not how much of the course you've completed

I mean, you all are the ones who would break an ankle by jumping out of a "first" story window, not me.