More PAM...

I feel like I am using this blog as like my self-proclaimed lesbian promotion site. In reality, it's just about myself. Pride, PAM, Gay Rights, etc... it all kind of ties in with who I am and what I believe. I feel like I finally have something to stand up for and it's great!

Anyways, the point of this post is that there are tons of Pride Events going on right now. Today was the LGBT Blood Drive which I was like super excited for. My biffle and I got ourselves dressed to go out into the yucky weather, had a nice, quick lunch at Pita Pit and then headed to campus to climb aboard the Blood Bus. Guess who's iron was 11.8 today and they weren't able to give blood? Biffle got to give though (thanks to the spinach) in the name of all of those who can't. I'm proud of her. I will prevail... I will give next week just to save lives!

Tomorrow is Paint Your Orgasm. Sounds freaking awesome, right? Here's a little info in case you don't feel like following the link... lazy bones: Stop by and Paint Your Orgasm...on a T-Shirt - For Free! Paint Your Orgasm is an event unique to UF's Pride Awareness Month that encourages UF students and the Gainesville community to express their sexuality in a fun and safe environment by allowing them to paint their "orgasm" on a t-shirt. This year, PYO will be held on the Reitz Union North Lawn from 10-3 on Wednesday, April 6th, and is co-sponsored by VOX: Voices for Planned Parenthood, SG Community Involvement, Theta Nu Xi, LGBT Affairs and Multicultural and Diversity Affairs. 

There's also the Pride Awareness Film Festival going on. I may go check out a few of those, depending on my schedule. 

All in all, Pride here on campus definitely makes me proud to be a UF student... no pun intended.

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One last thing for the night...

Some professors are simply horrid. Never ever email University of Florida math professor insert bitches' name here. 

The first time I ever asked for her help with watching online lectures, she shoved it all back in my face and basically told me to watch the whole lecture over again if there is a glitch and I would like to receive credit. Forget that it was 40+ minutes long and I was 25+ minutes into it. Let's just start it over, shall we?

Tonight, I tried every answer possible on the online warm-up/homework/pointless questions. No exaggeration. I then sent her a little email asking if maybe there was a glitch, or if perhaps I'd just overlooked something and was putting the wrong answer in. I was willing to admit my mistake. 

Her reply (word-for-word): "I can only tell you that in your last attempt you got 75%. There is no glitch in the program, you should just give the correct answers."

Way to go UF. You're great at hiring fabulous professors that love to help you and never try to belittle you in anyway.

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