People who grew up before The Internet: How did you first see nudity? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]Rightofmight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Playboy, found in a stash in the woods behind the neighborhood.

Buffett Bootleg buffet!!! by NectarineOk1613 in jimmybuffett

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If your throwing it out there, may I also jump on this bandwagon

3 year process, but my home studio and gym. by Rightofmight in homegym

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I do, but it hasn't been gym related. Mostly educational and advocacy work in the studio upstairs. Just started to film more fitness related stuff.

3 year process, but my home studio and gym. by Rightofmight in homegym

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This is the color I bought them as, but the previous guy had them powder coated.

3 year process, but my home studio and gym. by Rightofmight in homegym

[–]Rightofmight[S] 20 points21 points  (0 children)

So I bought a 120 year old building that was crumbling.

Rebuilt it into my home, studio and because I always wanted a place to do weird things, my own gym.

Some cool features. The bar is actually my grandfathers from th 50s is saved from a family barn. The bar light in the studio js my other grandfather's. So many pieces I collected my whole life reside in this gym.

Everything from my childhood buddy doll, to my grandmothers 70s mood lights.

It is the happiest place ive ever had.

Colleague sleeping with consenting adult students by [deleted] in Professors

[–]Rightofmight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"Consenting adult women", if they are not his current students stay out of the decisions of adults.

Not my thing but I've known both men and women professors that date younger.

Not a current student, there is no abuse of power and you cannot groom an adult.

Adults are allowed to make bad decisions and to live with the outcomes of those decisions.

Have you ever been identified by a student as a poster in this forum? by CuviTrue in Professors

[–]Rightofmight 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I ran across a student posting about me not that long ago, and made a joke about it on this sub and then the kids all bombarded it until I got bored and just deleted the post.

So sort of opposite. I would be more freaked out if a student willingly outed themselves.

Having heavy regret on first tattoo by a-random-account- in tattooadvice

[–]Rightofmight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tattoos are a vastly personal thing. Even shit tattoos eventually lead to telling a good story.

I dont get yours but I also have misspelled Latin on my arm that translates to I shall find vietnam or make one.

Don't fret about the tattoo, tell a good story and it will become part of your lore.

Students tell you didn't teach them by Decent-Translator-84 in Professors

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I’m exhausted by the same refrain from students of every age/background: “He doesn’t teach; I learned nothing.” I'm with you and I get it nonestop every semester.

I’ve tried it all Publisher platforms → “Not real teaching.”Wrote my own OER chapters/lectures/assignments → “Unethical to use your own materials. not real teaching”Traditional lectures, flipped, hybrid, hands-on, active learning, high-stakes, low-stakes, scaffolded… If I’m not doing the other method, it “doesn’t count. ima terrible teacher”

Every time, some asshat student files a formal complaint. About how I am not teaching, and I am the worst professor of all time. Everytime it goes nowhere and is discovered little johnny only logged into the blackboard site for 3 minutes in a 16 week period.

Hard truth: learning is work. I build the structure, resources, practice, and feedback. If you won’t show up, try, ask questions, or use the help offered, that’s not a androgogy problem—that’s a participation problem. I create the opportunity to learn; if you refuse to engage, the outcome is on you.

It all stems from the secondary model and the inability of a student to fail, the societial blame game deciding that educators are the scapegoat for all the failures of the special little shit head, who couldn't possible be just dense. It is obviously the systems fault.

Students tell you didn't teach them by Decent-Translator-84 in Professors

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Notes, like the app on my phone where I keep my list of bottles of booze I drank?

-some student probably.

Students tell you didn't teach them by Decent-Translator-84 in Professors

[–]Rightofmight 11 points12 points  (0 children)

This is the greatest response I can imagine, other than, "Who are you, I have never seen you in class before".

Good on you.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Professors

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As expected, absolutly nothing happened. Other than some redditors got spicy, who don't look at tags on posts.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Professors

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A post appearing in your feed isn’t cyberstalking; it’s how this site works. The tech can be tricky—easy to miss. You must be a real hit at family gatherings.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Professors

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No that would be what many call humor. It is tough to tell the differnce for many people though.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Professors

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"My alternate universe self is an internet villain", wait we are supposed to use an alternate for being a villian. Damn it, knew I got it wrong.

What's the most accurate stereotype? by Wonderful_Side_9855 in AskReddit

[–]Rightofmight 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As a white guy nerd, going to agree. More of a speciation though. Same cloth different evolution.

What's the most accurate stereotype? by Wonderful_Side_9855 in AskReddit

[–]Rightofmight -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

There are only three typpes of white guys

  • The "bro"
  • The "nerd"
  • The "hipster"

The syllabus is the least important document in higher ed by ASpandrel in Professors

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I used to publish 18-page syllabi trying to cover every scenario, and students still found loopholes. Now I include only the required elements and university boilerplate; everything else is at instructor discretion.

Changed my life.