[QUOTE=pate;16186535]Deth, what physics class are you in?[/QUOTE]

Physics I for Engineers and Scientists. Calculus based obviously.

I destroyed the test I barely studied for btw.

I remember those days. That's a pretty good class. Physics II can blow me though. And III and IV too. And thermo.

I only have to take Physics I and II for civil engineering.

Which physics classes don't blow?

Sup guys

The ones based on Star Wars.

[QUOTE=Deth;16186789]The ones based on Star Wars.[/QUOTE]

I should look into the possibilities of a Star Wars physics course.

[QUOTE=Deth;16186789]The ones based on Star Wars.[/QUOTE]

:lol: the ones where sounds and explosions happen in space.

how lame would star wars have been without explosions in space

seriously

very

how awesome would life would have been if no new star wars or remasters of the old ones were made

probably the same, tbqh.

the third new one was almost worth it

I like Episode 3.

Episode 3 was the best

episode V and VI were

Episode 666

Destination: Chaos

Episode 3 didn't cause me to complain for weeks about spending money to see it.

/wearing Star Wars shirt now

For me it goes episode 5, 3, 6, 4, 2, 1.

attack of the clones was lol

lol, star wars t shirt

[QUOTE=Tyr;16186784]Which physics classes don't blow?[/QUOTE]

Statics, Dynamics, and any engineering-related physics class.

As if I care about subatomic particles speeding around a tiny box, give me some trusses to analyze.

No quantum mechanics, then?

[QUOTE=Txus;16186873]lol, star wars t shirt[/QUOTE]

I have two.

[QUOTE=Tyr;16186894]No quantum mechanics, then?[/QUOTE]

I've only had quantum-lite, and it was awful.

[QUOTE=Deth;16186896]I have two.[/QUOTE]

lol lol

I'm not one to shy away from my dorkiness.

[QUOTE=pate;16186900]I've only had quantum-lite, and it was awful.[/QUOTE]

I find quantum mechanics to be quite interesting, at least on a superficial level. A friend of a friend is a Ph.D. student in quantum mechanics and I don't want think about the problems he has to struggle with on a daily basis.

I hate it. I'm only interested in "real life" things, like forces, moments, friction, springs, and the like.

Then engineering is definitely the way to go.