Stepharoo

I go to a school 2 hours away from where my parents live, and it's actually pretty nice. One of the good things about Florida is the fact that we have 11 public universities, so you can be as far or as close to home as you'd like and still be in state.

No, I'm pretty sure they amended the constitution to avoid a president being in office for more than 10 years total.

There's also the whole having to learn several different animals' anatomies thing.

Euthanasia is a very small part of veterinary medicine, from what I've seen. But what apparently turns a lot of people away is the undergrad course load, since ours is just as bad (and sometimes even worse) as the course load for pre-med.

I don't know. I think Wikipedia might win out as the mortal enemy of teachers everywhere.

I'm a broke college kid. All I can afford is the cheap stuff.

0.5 lead works for those of us with unnaturally small handwriting. The only downside is that it breaks REALLY easily.

Where I live, barely anyone drinks water straight from the tap.

Not always. There are different degrees within the medical field. For example, I'll be Dr. [insert my last name here], D.V.M., since I'm getting a degree in veterinary medicine.

I believe you mean a posh, English accent.

Or two.

I dunno. I know that personally, I took Spanish from kindergarten through 8th grade, and then was given a choice in high school between Spanish and French. I guess it was weird that I had a language in elementary school, but I haven't heard of many middle schools with more than 1 language.

Anything is interesting until you have to study it for an exam. It's how I currently feel about physics.

Most elementary and middle schools that have languages only have Spanish, from what I've seen. You don't get a choice until you get into high school.

Then again, he's also the patron saint of all hospitals.