Okay. I was just kinda wondering if I was going into a midlife crisis.

I like it. I used to sit down and put headphones on and play my keyboard for hours. Good Bo!

I don't think it's weird. But about your choice of song: if you weren't belting out the lyrics in your best girly voice while you were playing, you were totally missing out on the best part!

For the record, I think skipping class to do non-urgent stuff is the weird part.

You know, OutsideSmoker, if I couldn't sing well, I would, but I can, so I held the tune pretty well, but I can't say I wasn't tempted. Especially at the last high part, I thought I might just wake the cat up or something, but I didn't. Now I regret that, dammit.

Steephie, I have all of my credits necessary already (had them before this semester started) and I have a 4.2 GPA. I'll get by.

Steephie, do you consider sleep urgent? That's the cause of most of my class-skipping.

bo, 4.2? That's it? Step it up man.

Skipping class isn't weird. Skipping class to channel Elsa is weird.

man you are so fuckin cool

tell us more about how uniquely quirky you are

I suppose skipping class is a different deal in American college (did I get that right?) than in Dutch high school.

@ghug: that's not an excuse... You can do what I do: sleep in class.

You can't sleep in a lot of smaller classes.

when i was in the education skipping things up to 16 was a big deal, 16-18 you could do it if you were smart, and at college/uni you can miss as many lectures as you want (not necessarily advisable), and the small classes (seminars) you really shouldn't miss - not the end of the world, but if you miss loads you may get in trouble. point is when education is more voluntary, less of a shit is given - professors aren't babysitters.

skipping class is fine for any reason, but i would warn you that regardless of your gpa, it may be bad if your professor notices - your reference will not be as exceptional as it could be - which i guess matters depending on what you want to do after college

the education system/education* oops.

The playing the piano part?

Nah...then again when I skip class it's usually A. Because I'm talking to someone worth skipping a class for or B. I haven't slept and would rather sleep for an hour than want to hit people for an hour while people argue Tennyson's "Ulysses" is about drug addiction or PTSD (not making that up...yes...state schools, folks--gotta love 'em!)

Rocking out to Let it Go on the other hand...

Can someone explain how this song is such a damn earworm for everyone now?

I mean, it has an OK tune, I guess, but I don't know...

Am I the only one who hears that song and thinks it's just...not inspiring and kind of messed up?

Granted I haven't seen a Disney film in years, but from what I gather about this song, Blonde Sister nearly kills Blonde Protagonist, feels bad about said actions, and then goes into "Fuck it, that shit's in the past, let it go, forget confronting my deep psychological and familial issues head-on, LET IT GO and shoot snow and ice because Ice Queen parallel, baby!"

^Vastly oversimplified (no need to point that out), but really...am I the only one thinking this girl/these lyrics should be confronting this issue and NOT saying let it go just yet...seems to me she/they missed a few of the stages of confronting your problems rather than weeeeee icicles? Just saying. lol