Labs

It's one thing to have your material science lab turned into another practice lecture from a TA, who somehow assumes that we know his signature sign language (I'm an expert in sign language, 5 of them in fact, Italian, Chinese, English, Javanese and Physics sign languages, but this TA is out of this world. I swear he was combining Egyptian hieroglyphics sign language, with the handwaving technique made famous by many physicist around the globe), and another to have a TA who parades his hairy belly button while he's doing arm gymnastics trying to explain the relation between the width of a spectrum peak and the size of crystal. It was very odd, his shirt was tucked all around, mimicing the fashion statement of my friend PO, but the very front of it somehow came out short. Our German prof must be very lazy not to design a lab that has some lab experience in it, instead of a lab that consists of handouts, printouts, and bellybuttons.

Tomorrow, I have another lab, optics this time. This one is going to be interesting, and since I'm pretty much guaranteed an 85% in this course after I fucking nailed the midterm right on the crucifix, I'll take it easy... Other people didnt do so well, and I'm guessing this is because they are ECE students... Okay, the prof isn't that good, but face it, all Chinese, or Oriental in general, can't teach, even if they're fluent in English. We are not built to teach. We can learn, and leech, and copy your product, make it better, sell it cheaper, and get huge profit. But we can't teach.