My professor of Western Civilizations I is sort of like the one I had for English Composition II a while back. She's extremely bouncy, says and thinks some pretty weird stuff, stands opposite me in many cases and isn't bothered when I show it.
"Yes, the 'Art of Love' by Ovid is about...how do you say...how to get the girl. And then how to cheat on her later, without her knowing. It is very good. You will like it."
"We women, we know how to influence men, and make the men think that it was their idea. We have that power, we have that influence."
"I think we should have one, a dictator, in Puerto Rico. It would be good because there's a lot of...how do you say it? Chaos? There's a lot of chaos in Puerto Rico, and a dictator could make the decisions."
It's going to be an interesting rest of the semester.
"Yes, the 'Art of Love' by Ovid is about...how do you say...how to get the girl. And then how to cheat on her later, without her knowing. It is very good. You will like it."
"We women, we know how to influence men, and make the men think that it was their idea. We have that power, we have that influence."
"I think we should have one, a dictator, in Puerto Rico. It would be good because there's a lot of...how do you say it? Chaos? There's a lot of chaos in Puerto Rico, and a dictator could make the decisions."
It's going to be an interesting rest of the semester.
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