Movies you couldn't even finish.

I've got to ask which department? Asking since topology can refer to different things in different departments, and the one my mind is jumping to... that would be rough.

Ditto (though the writers of that episode admitted that they hadn't even see it either); "Gonna paint your wagon, gonna paint it fine..."

https://people.math.harvard.edu/~ctm...rse/course.pdf

(That's just the subject, I did not take my class at Harvard. And the one I was taking was at the 300-level, so a lot more writing).

Also, that was the year that I learned that I could not spell the word "separate", to the extent that my Topology professor commented on it.

Save yourself and keep it that way.

That was the one I was wondering if you were referring to. I would have had... a challenge having to reason in a moving vehicle while listening to music that probably wouldn't have appealed to me. But I can speculate on that end.
Mostly the last part. Admittedly, that course (or equivalent thereof) was one I was aware of, but didn't take, but did skim through the textbook for the class at my school. That and distance in time is probably making it seem more challenging in my mind that what it was. Though, I think most of math courses at that level, I wouldn't have wanted to be doing assignments for in those conditions.

I really liked Topology. I have a horrible time imagining objects (we had to draw so many!), but I was good with the set theory/functions/isomorphisms stuff. I really love gorgeous proofs, and Topology had some really elegant ones. Ironically the math I love the most (number theory/combinatorics) is what I'm the least capable at, and the math I love the least (stats) is what I did best at.

Worst bus-work experience was easily trying to write computer code . . . by hand in a notebook because I didn't have a laptop. And I was always making kind of dumb mistakes, but what can you do? We'd leave school on a Friday afternoon and get back either late Saturday or Sunday afternoon with assignments due Monday.

Back in high school when I was taking an intro to programming course, the teacher stressed the importance of writing "pseudo code" before we actually coded.


When he actually saw my work, he went on a tirade. "That's not pseudo code! That's just regular code!"

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You didn’t like it?

yea didnt like it much but my friend stayed and she loved it

Had another stab at this. Ugh, excruciating. One of the worst movies I’ve ever seen.

50 shades of grey.

I bailed out of this because of the atrocious lighting. Talk about through a glass darkly.

This movie did not engage me at all. I had zero interest in the characters.

Execrable.