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Date: Mar 7, 2005

SaveUSM message board active

Date: Mar 7, 2005

Thanks, SaveUSM. Like other faculty members, I'm inundated with work for student supervision, research, etc., but I'll try to post on your site before dashing out.

Am I the only who resents having to lose sleep so as to keep up with my own work AND try to stop the train wreck?

Jameela

Date: Mar 7, 2005

Well, I'm doing this AND trying to work on a mid-term if that makes you feel any better :)

Date: Mar 9, 2005

Kicking for the students....

Date: Mar 9, 2005

Kick!

Date: Mar 11, 2005

Kicking for the newbies...
wow 55 today!!!

Date: Mar 11, 2005

POST POST POST

Date: Mar 14, 2005

for our bidness meeting folks...

kick, punch POW!!

Date: Mar 14, 2005

Jameela Lares,

You are a real trooper. I would be proud to know you. However, I would be amiss if I did not point out that train wrecks are one of the most difficult events to stop. It is even more difficult when you have the goods citizens of Hattiesburg pushing at the back of the train. Of course they see it as a train of light and goodness clearing the track of us violent worthless faculty. Does anyone know the exact location of this train at this moment? I think I have lost my bearings. Yes I am losing my bearings, one of my roller bearings just rolled out the door.

Date: Mar 14, 2005

quote:
Originally posted by: Cossack
"...I think I have lost my bearings. Yes I am losing my bearings, one of my roller bearings just rolled out the door. "

Cossack, they are called marbles. You are losing your marbles.

Date: Mar 14, 2005

quote:
Originally posted by: Cossack
".......train wrecks......."

Now there you go using phrases of violence again, Cossack. You gotta stop that, or they'll use you an an example at their next meeting.

Date: Mar 14, 2005

train wreck...thames....violence....nope...train wreck would be considered a happy accident