This is a Barnett crisis
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This is a Barnett crisis
Hey, we should make a Love Actually dreamcast sometime...
dear master commander (sssshhh, what do you mean you didn't reblog it)
Dear Master Commander,
I'm so thankful for you. I love the fact that you are as much a fangirl as I am, I love our crisis over food, I enjoy your life and adventures and I admire your courage and wit. I can tell you anything and you'd always have a response for me, even when you don't give a fuck about what I'm having a crisis over. That means that I can always come to you and feel comforted and that's my favourite thing about our relationship. Thank you.
I also want to say that I AM SO SORRY I STILL HAVE TO SEND YOU YOUR BIRTHDAY PACKAGE, WHICH IS NOW A CHRISTMAS PACKAGE, I AM THE WORSEST WORST TO EVER WORST.
And I love you.
Thank you, Master Commander. You are an outstanding specimen and I want to thank you for that.
Pd: You are also stupid because you keep saying your boobs are non-existent when they are actually pretty respectable boobs. And that is offensive for somebody who has no boobs whatsoever because I wish I had them. SO SHUT THE FUCK UP.
In the Fedora reply reblog, who is the person in the gif/picture?
Because I'm very much attracted to him/her.
So. Today.
I went to see my History of the US test before class because I wanted to see why had I got a 7/10 when I’m generally good at History and it was quite an easy exam. I asked for it to the professor, in his office, and he found it and told me: “You have problems with English” and I couldn’t help but utter “DO I?!”. So I check it and I had three grammatical mistakes. I had had a lapsus in which, for whatever reason, I wrote “they” instead of “their” and “them” (I mean OF COURSE I KNOW THE USES OF EACH ONE OF THESE AND OF COURSE I NEVER MISTAKE ONE FOR THE OTHER) and I also had written “carved IN a tree” when it’s “carved ON a tree”. And for that, I got 1,5 points less and a “E?” in the top of the page, which stands for “English needs to be improved”. Me.
The thing is that professor is awful, not only at teaching his own subject but also at… English. He has no accent whatsoever which makes it quite difficult to understand him when you are used to other professors with Canadian accent, normative British accent or accent from Chicago. He usually mispronounces words and before you realise that he actually speaks that way you begin questioning whether the problem is yours or his.
The point is that he told me that my English is bad, that I need to improve it. And I got a 7 when I had an 8 (or more) for having had a little lapsus writing quickly. I don’t justify the “on a tree” because I am more than aware of my problem with prepositions. But come on. Besides, my Basic Uses of English professor (the one who evaluates MY ENGLISH), who is from Chicago and has a wide experience teaching both American and Catalan students, was absolutely surprised when, asking why did I look so upset, I told him.
So I was furious. On rage. And then sad. Very sad.
These kind of things affect me a lot, specially when it’s so utterly unfair, so now I feel extremely uncertain at everything I write.
There.