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luxury??? My aunt was harder on me than she was the rest of the class. You were in there, she never cut me a break. And not many would call bio one of the 2 hardest classes. If you were willing to put forth a small amount of energy you could make an A. You're just so lazy it's beyond belief and just about any class requiring work will seem tough to you.
hahaha, she may have been harder on u but u know she was fixin ur grades :lol: and bio is a hard class...especially with an anonymous steroid user complaining about EVERY SINGLE QUESTION ON EVERY SINGLE TEST! :lol:
If you want a real education Bison1...take a class in the basement.
The few the proud the basement dwellers
"The old lessons (work, self-discipline, sacrifice, teamwork, fighting to achieve) aren't being taught by many people other than football coaches these days....." Paul "Bear" Bryant
ah yes the basement dwellers! the harshest enviroment known to man.....walls painted with lead based paint and insulated with asbestos, no natural light at all, and the slight pleasure from the occaisonal overflow in the bathroom....are u ready to step up to the challlenge?
To bring the topic back to where it was, the cicadas are supposed to be emerging today and tomorrow. They are clumsy things, have a black body, red eyes, and greenish wings. They are about 2 inches long as well, and they should be emerging within the next few days for sure. The National Cicada Service has also reported its first siting in Kentucky last night, so beware!
"To give anything less than the best is to sacrifice the gift." -Steve Prefontaine
You won't see any 2 inch cicadas...that's huge, they're not birds. They don't get much bigger than an inch and they actually have clear wings...not to be picky.
There have already been sightings locally...just nothing full scale.
I saw a bunch on some trees. they have these red eyes and they leave a exoskeleton behind.I was reading and it said "cicadas achieve astounding population densities, as high as 1.5 million per acre."
