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fandomhigh2010-01-24 11:31 pm
tyler_gone) wrote in fandomhigh2010-01-24 11:31 pm
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Build Your Own Philosophy, Period 2, 1/25/10
The blackboard read:
Like sands of the hourglass, so are the days of our lives. - Socrates
Tyler, looking bruised and tired, sat at the front of the room ready to push play on a DVD player. "Movie week," he announced. "Will & Ned's Awesome Expedition. It has Socrates in it. It counts as a philosophy class on a Monday like this."
Yeah, he hadn't slept much.
"Once the movie's over, you can go. If you have ideas on how to get gremlin gunk out of new jeans, let me know after class and you get extra credit."
He pushed play and slumped into his seat again, keeping one eye on the screen and the other eye on the class.
Tyler, looking bruised and tired, sat at the front of the room ready to push play on a DVD player. "Movie week," he announced. "Will & Ned's Awesome Expedition. It has Socrates in it. It counts as a philosophy class on a Monday like this."
Yeah, he hadn't slept much.
"Once the movie's over, you can go. If you have ideas on how to get gremlin gunk out of new jeans, let me know after class and you get extra credit."
He pushed play and slumped into his seat again, keeping one eye on the screen and the other eye on the class.
Re: General Class Stuff + MOVIE [1/18]
But it was the bright-eyed exhaustion of someone who'd had an amazing weekend and had absolutely zero attention span.
Which would be why she was doodling and humming very quietly rather than watching the movie. Movies required more attention than scribbles of flowers and weapons and maybe some dead gremlins did, okay?