Lifestyle Seminar, here today.

[isnotimportant.livejournal.com]

Lifestyle Seminar, here today. Well, after a fashion.

I understand that there was a bit of a hoo-hah with some unexpected visitors this weekend. Shocking cock-up, the mice are furious. Anyway, I'm assuming (ahem) that this is the reason why so many essays were late, and so many more are non-existent.

I'm having an essay amnesty because of this, so I'm not going to give students a hard time if they haven't done one. Also, because there's such a lot of cleaning up to do, I'm letting this seminar stay open for tomorrow too, on a drop-in basis. Please feel free to come in and talk about sex with your fellow students talk with your fellow students about sex and I'll try to chip in if I'm here.

[OOC - Class will stay open for about the next 30 real-life hours, until I have to set up for cookery. I'm "slow-timing" it, for mundane reasons]

If someone wants to talk about ways in which sex can be used to defeat the zombie hordes, please feel free -- but don't expect any extra credit.

Comments

[lauraholt.livejournal.com]

It's far too overadvertised. It's no longer an intimate act of love, but a product you buy. They've turned it into a commercial thing to sell.

[isnotimportant.livejournal.com]

Well, I'm quite convinced that there are plenty of people who still see it as something entirely uncommercial. And I've seen many strange things commercialised in my travels. *thinks* People sell it? Sounds perfectly fair to me. Much more honest than using it to manipulate, as Wallace and Lily are saying.

I haven't seen any of the advertisements of which you speak.

[lauraholt.livejournal.com]

I agree it's better than manipulation, but still doesn't make it right to flaunt it.

In LA it's advertised like you wouldn't believe...it's everywhere.

[isnotimportant.livejournal.com]

I really should run a class field trip to Eroticon Six. It makes LA look Amish.

[deirdreofamber.livejournal.com]

((ooc:*drools*))