I hate the perfect yet lethal confluence that is my health.
Step 1: Peptic Ulcer Disease. Forget that you have said disease as it has been years since you've had serious flare-ups aside from random times when you've just imbibed/ingested too much acid (citric).
Step 2: Decaying Wisdom Tooth. Get a job that has no health/dental benefits and hold that job for 2+ years, while your boss promises frequently that he's almost ready to start offering insurance. While waiting for insurance benefits to kick in, develop a massive cavity in a completely unnecessary tooth.
Step 3: Economic downturn. Decide just before the beginning of a major economic downturn to start rebuilding your credit. This will ensure that you will be able to get a loan when you have to replace your car, but that your finance company will suck balls and your rate and payments will be murder.
Step 4: Aspirin derivatives.. After successfully forgetting that you have an ulcer disease and that Aspirin pain relievers are your arch-nemesis, start taking Excedrin Extra Strength religiously for 10 days because your tooth hurts and you can't afford to have it pulled. Stop taking Aspirin only when you realize that the nausea, burning, cramping, and acid reflux that you've been having for 4 days is a warning sign and that your mother (who also has peptic ulcer disease) very nearly died from ignoring the exact same warning signs and taking the exact same meds...
Crap.
Also, CG, I'm sorry that your teacher sucks. I hated bad teachers in high-school and even more so in college when I knew that I was paying out of my own pocket for a crappy teacher, so I can relate.
Edit: Also, Comcast Rant. Comcast started streaming a warning message across several of our channels back at the end of March that warned us that our service may not be set up for the new digital service they were switching to between March 30th and April 3rd. April 3rd came and went and nothing changed.
April 5th we received a mailer telling us that they were upgrading all of their service in our area to digital only and that starting April 30th we would need to upgrade to a digital service with a digital receiver, and providing us with a nifty code we could use online at that time to upgrade to digital for no additional charge and order our digital receiver.
April 7th all of our "premium" channels (and by premium I mean Food Network, Travel Channel, strangely enough not Spike or Comedy Central) would display nothing more than a white background with a picture of a digital receiver telling us we had to upgrade in order to get our channels again. Attempting to use our codes online was pointless because it's not the 30th yet and calling Comcast on that day got us absolutely no where, because apparently no one told the Comcast service center that they were upgrading our area (and that they were either doing it 4 days late or 26 days early).
Finally, we were able to call yesterday and get someone who (after consulting something/someone after each question we asked) managed to figure out what was going on and get a new digital receiver in the mail to us which we should get within the next 5 business days. And are they going to compensate us in any way for us being without 75% of our channels for over a week? Of course not.