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    Physiology

    I had my second physiology practical today. This is an entertaining activity, since I’m the only male in the group, which basically means that I end up volunteering each week, which means that I lie down for about three or four hours while four women do strange things to me. Of course, since I’m busy being the subject, they even write all the necessary notes etc. for me.

    For some reason, this has a strange effect on my brain. Everytime I say anything, it just comes out, well, wrong. Quotes from this afternoon include “My hand’s going up your skirt” and “I’ll have to tie you to your bed”.

    Exams on Monday. Eek.

    There was going to be a point to this post, but, frankly, I’ve forgotten what it was. So I’ll just finish this here.

    Originally posted on The LBSC





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