Question:
How many archaeology teachers/professors wear fedoras and/or display a whip somewhere on their person/in their class? Similarly, how many students?
None, they only wear them while looking for artefacts, they put on glasses for class.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, glasses and tweed jackets. Maybe not the tweed since it's so hot here.
Everybody has the fedora and whip as gag gifts from friends and professors.
Dave said:
Community College, huh? Say hi to Chevy Chase and Joel McHale!
I love this show. Chevy's character reminds me of a guy I took classes with. My community college is pretty big, 70,000ish students, so I didn't have a group like that until my "second" year since I was done with gen eds and into the Major courses.
I didn't get a chance to update this weekend. The class meets Tuesday for 1.5 hours and on Fridays for 7 hours. There's always a couple people who don't make the first day so on Friday there were some new people. This guy was wearing: moccasins, denim shirt, vest with 10 pockets, a nice Stetson, and to top it off he was playing with some pocker ships the entire day.
It ruled. I can't wait to hear what that guy has to say. In lower level archaeology classes there's always these people who are there just to have an adventure. I commend them for getting back into school, but they're always so funny how they show up dressed and ready to fight Nazis.