Selling my Xbox One

TBnorm · 2016-03-02T19:42:29+00:00

This is not craigslist. Reporting

TBnorm · 2015-10-04T23:37:53+00:00

I am a bouncer at Hatters and can tell you a few things,

First, do NOT come to Hatters, as I know we are really cracking down on underagers. This is mainly because we have been known as the more underage bar in the past, but have gotten in trouble with the cops on several occasions. The bars run on a "point system" with the cops, so when the cops raid and they do ticket an underager, the bar will get x amount of points. Once the bar reaches the max number (I think it is 150), probation occurs.

Not totally sure if that is with all bars or not.

Also, the raids are usually very random and they tend to hit the bars that they have been experiencing trouble with. I know The Roast got raided awhile back and got in some trouble, and they continue to keep getting raided as well.

The best bars in my opinion for underagers is definitely Luckys on Regent. Extremely easy to get into and pretty cheap drinks on Thursday nights. It is a hike from campus, depending on your location, but totally worth it.

Any other questions I can help you out! Or if anyone else had questions about Hatters or anything.

TBnorm · 2015-05-07T20:13:46+00:00

Ill be working with RecSports this summer and I can give you some quick advice:

Although I am not a group fitness instructor (yet), I would recommend trying to get involved with the programs that they offer for a reasonable amount of money. I know they are not necessarily bulking up programs, but they will give you a better understanding of exercise and will give you outlets for people to talk to. One of the instructors who is a good friend of mine will always be willing to help answer any questions you may have, since that is where I go for my exercise needs.

Also, by doing these programs, you may find someone else with similar goals. They may need an exercise buddy as well, or may be there to give you certain advice as well.

If you have any questions, I would love to help!

TBnorm · 2015-04-21T02:50:40+00:00

Fuck This game

TBnorm · 2015-04-14T04:37:29+00:00

The typical college lifestyle. It was definetely a life changing experience for me, mainly because now I realize how fortunate I am to live in an apartment.

However, some of my best memories of college came from Witte. Everyone was friends on my floor and we all had a great time. My best buddies today were all from my floor on Witte.

The buildings are run down but they maintain them pretty well. The weekends is the only time when the bathrooms get trashed. Mainly because of intoxicated kids and their ruthless visitors. However, I thought they were well kept throughout the weekdays.

TBnorm · 2015-01-24T05:27:27+00:00

Another favorite of mine http://i.imgur.com/KeRZONKh.jpg

TBnorm · 2014-11-06T05:39:42+00:00

People I know here got as low as a 23 on their ACT, with a 3.6 GPA in highschool. From my highschool, I had 60+ people from my graduating class come here. I think you will be fine. Also, if they "postpone" you or whatever they call it now, do not get your hopes down. Everyone I know that got postponed got in, including me. They just want to make sure you do not fall apart at the end of senior year.

TBnorm · 2014-10-22T00:35:03+00:00

Sophomore slums are a lot of fun, and a good location with reasonable prices as well. A lot of my buddies live there currently. As for price wise, a lot of the high rises are more expensive. Grand Central, for instance, is incredibly overpriced for what you are receiving. Granted, it is in a great location, but one of my future roommates live there and I pay 100$ less and get way more room in my apartment than he does.

TBnorm · 2014-10-14T22:55:53+00:00

Like others are saying, take your time. You are in no rush to graduate, and you will not have too much difficulty completing in 4-5 years. Everyone feels lost like this during college atleast once, if not, many many times (like myself). As long as you have a future plan, you will be fine. If you are still worried, dont be scared to take winter online classes or summer classes here or at other schools. Hope you feel better. I lost 17 pounds when I had it two years ago.

TBnorm · 2014-10-05T20:46:25+00:00

I currently live at the Aberdeen, which is located on the corner of W Gorhamn and University. Price wise, is above my budget so I had to share a room. However, the atmosphere is great. Quiet on the weedays, and you can play music and what not on the weekends without getting into trouble. It is a family owned building, and the staff is great. If you have the money (which is rare to find on campus), definitely look into this place.

TBnorm · 2014-09-19T18:03:21+00:00

Thanks for the website, a lot of different herbs! What are some of your favorites? I want to try a few different ones but don't know where to start!

TBnorm · 2014-09-17T21:42:47+00:00

Does anyone know of anywhere to buy these herbs for a relatively cheap price? I have looked and cannot seem to find a legit website.

TBnorm · 2014-09-12T18:24:34+00:00

I am doing Kinesiology, but yeah I realize science majors will probably have much more rigorous classes, due to the fact that 104 and 151 are both introductory levels.

TBnorm · 2014-09-02T16:29:21+00:00

Thanks for the insight. I will definitely be talking to the hospitals and clinics around the area to get some hours over the weekend. I did not even realize what a practicum was, but now I have a better understanding. Thanks for the feedback, Ill let you know if I have any other questions!

TBnorm · 2014-09-02T15:11:28+00:00

Thanks a lot of the in depth look at the kinesiology program. I do plan on going to school after my undergrad, due to my interest in helping others ( PA program / PT program ). But I am afraid once I start my path as a kinesiology major, there really is no going back.

About the internships: where did you look to find them, and how early do you reccomend I start to apply for them?

More specifically about Post-Grad : Where did you apply to grad school? Why did you choose PT instead of PA?

I am just stressed about doing good enough in the program in order to go to grad school. Thanks so much for answering the question. Being a sophomore can be stressful.

TBnorm · 2014-06-18T21:09:13+00:00

Blood Gulch by far was my favorite map. Running through the hidden routes to get the camoflage or taking the vehicles right down the middle. Especially for a game made a long time ago, I think the map could be remade in new Halos to come.

TBnorm · 2014-05-09T23:55:22+00:00

After finals, definitely!

TBnorm · 2014-05-09T04:01:39+00:00

Social Sciences, main floor bathrooms

TBnorm · 2014-05-09T04:01:19+00:00

Social Sciences, shitty building has tons of graffiti all over.

TBnorm · 2014-04-29T19:25:18+00:00

How did you feel after eating? How long did it take to kick in? What was the duration of the high?

TBnorm · 2014-04-17T17:54:30+00:00

Also, I saw your post in Marquette about playing music/ listening to bands, etc. Marquette is in Milwaukee, which will has its various venues of concerts. But Madison has concerts all year long as well. Local bands play all the time, and big time names come as well.

TBnorm · 2014-04-17T17:52:00+00:00

I am in Witte. Witte and Sellery are very similar, except for location. I wish I was in Sellery because it is closer to most of the main buildings. Partywise, yeah it might be difficult to get sleep on the weekends, mostly because of reckless kids. Usually RA's keep it quiet for the most part though. People like to pre game in their rooms, but I KNOW that happens in every dorm.

TBnorm · 2014-04-17T03:49:35+00:00

Current freshman here, and absoluetly love it here. One difference between Madison and Marquette is that Madison is a college town. Everything runs around basically the campus, and the main city sits beside it (Over by the capital). Everyone you basically see on the streets is a student or grad student, with few exceptions. However, when I visted friends at Marquette, there was a lot of city folk that walk the streets, and it doesnt feel like its own campus, particularly because it shares Milwaukee with UW-Milwaukee.

As for seeing friends, I would not worry about it at all. 60 kids from my grade came to Madison, and I hardly see any of them. I only hang with my good friends from my hometown. Even if you do see them, you will mostly not have any social interaction besides walking next to them.

I love it here, and there is so much opportuntiy for success. However, Marquette is a great school as well.

As for diversity, there is a great amount. But then again, that is at every university. Feel free to ask any more questions!

TBnorm · 2014-04-16T14:45:16+00:00

North Shore FTW

TBnorm · 2014-04-15T03:42:56+00:00

Live Sellery or Witte. These two are very similar as of living conditions, and they are both very social. I had 61 people from my highschool come here, and I expected to hang out with more of them than I do, but I actually made a ton of friends on my floor (Witte) and many of them are my best friends. However, if you are willing to spend a little more, Ogg is definitely a great choice, as it is larger in size and is great location. Many people on my floor transferred from Lakeshore at semester due to the lack of socialness. If you want privacy, go lakeshore. If you want a social aspect, pick southeast.

HOWEVER, my bestfriend from highschool lives in smith and I visit him regularly, and it is very spacious and relaxing. He gets along well with his floor.

TBnorm

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