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Reading threads during class

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smallmtskier
Posts: 254 - Karma: 41
Is it possible to do this without cracking up every few seconds? This laughter evokes the most strange looks in the faces of my classmates. I can only hope someone notices the NS and other ski skitckers all over my laptop and understands.
Oct 26 2010 10:06AM
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Ski_the_east01
Posts: 5203 - Karma: 2,306
such a rebel
Oct 26 2010 10:08AM
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[Adam]
Posts: 1937 - Karma: 256
in class i can contain myself, but otherwise if im looking through threads i tend to chuckle randomly and get weird looks.
Oct 26 2010 10:09AM
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7-3instacall
Posts: 999 - Karma: 1,005
I thought this thread was winning, for i thought you were asking for reading threads for class time, then i saw how pointless it was
Oct 26 2010 10:22AM
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sirschralpalot.
Posts: 453 - Karma: 18
On NS in class as we speak
Oct 26 2010 10:38AM
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steep
Posts: 6063 - Karma: 298
hahah me too. im in class right now
Oct 26 2010 10:45AM
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COrider
Posts: 1498 - Karma: 23
yup same with me
Oct 26 2010 10:48AM
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klayer_9
Posts: 2037 - Karma: 188
I did this yesterday, and yes I did laugh at something, and the chick sitting next to me was like "what?"
NS is the best in class because most people get on facebook, and you can tell that they are not doing anything productive, but NS from a distance could be an education site. unless you are looking at vids.

Oct 26 2010 10:55AM
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Bar_Down
Posts: 5896 - Karma: 395
i rarely find anything so funny on NS that actually makes me lol so i can control it, but i only do it when im sitting at the back of the class cus i dont want ppl behind me to be like yo wtf is that shit??
Oct 26 2010 11:01AM
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