[ SECRET POST #3455 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3455 ⌋

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Notes:

Early because places to go!

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Comments

Re: What's the best thing your favorite professor/teacher/etc ever said?

[(Anonymous)]

Not amazing in the same way as yours... less inspiring and more oh holy shit did he really say that. My professor was from Eatern Europe (the Ukraine, I think) and an internationally famous scientist in his field.

"And here we can see that the poles have been wandering around all over the place. Much like the Poles have been wandering around in our stolen cars all over Europe."

"At this level you need very high end technology to observe the land changes. The kind of technology that only the British and US militaries have. And the Taliban of course, after the US sold it to them."

Re: What's the best thing your favorite professor/teacher/etc ever said?

[(Anonymous)]

wtf
well, at lest he's relevant.
huh, maybe he hates Polish because they invaded Ukraine one time.

Re: What's the best thing your favorite professor/teacher/etc ever said?

[(Anonymous)]

I don't even try and understand the interplay between Eastern European countries. So much complicated history there.

Re: What's the best thing your favorite professor/teacher/etc ever said?

[(Anonymous)]

My general assumption is that all of them hate all the others

Re: What's the best thing your favorite professor/teacher/etc ever said?

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think it's quite that simple. :) Like I said, complicated history, complicated relationships.