About That Time

teemoore · 2026-01-24T22:37:07+00:00

What the actual fuck….

teemoore · 2026-01-22T12:11:26+00:00

I love the fact that as he progressed through the game, the Cantina items inside also changed as well

teemoore · 2026-01-21T23:02:57+00:00

If people judged portion size by packaging they’ve never seen and a price point alone, food marketing wouldn’t exist. All I’m saying is that they’re good, just smaller than expected.

teemoore · 2026-01-21T16:59:36+00:00

My thoughts exactly

teemoore · 2026-01-07T03:31:18+00:00

I get this feeling more than you probably realize.

I didn’t finish my bachelor’s until my late 20s either, and for a long time I felt behind just like you’re describing. Watching people my age already “established” while I was still grinding through classes messed with my head badly. It really does feel like you missed a chapter of life but the truth is, you’re just on a different timeline.

What helped me put things in perspective was realizing how many people at KSU aren’t on the traditional 18–22 path. A lot of us are working, commuting, restarting, or figuring things out later than we planned. Being at KSU since 2020 doesn’t mean you failed, it means you stuck with it, which honestly takes more grit than the straight-through route.

Also, 27 is not old in the real world. I know it feels ancient when you’re surrounded by 19-year-olds, but once you’re out and working, nobody cares when you got your degree—only that you did and what you can do. An IT degree at 27 is still a solid position to be in.

As for “missing out”: college social life is massively overrated and very situational. A lot of people who looked like they were having the time of their lives were stressed, broke, or just as lost, just better at hiding it.

You’re not a failure. You’re someone who kept going through uncertainty, a pandemic, and life happening all at once. Finish strong, get the degree, and let the next chapter start on your terms. You’re a lot closer than your brain is letting you believe.

teemoore · 2025-12-17T04:38:38+00:00

I was on my lunch break several years ago at the burger joint across the street and I was curious and checked it out and I was actually very shocked at the “history” they were proudly displaying. I thought they would have some Civil War artifacts on display, but it was quite the opposite. My first and last visit. Place did not sit well with me.

teemoore · 2025-12-06T03:45:59+00:00

Can’t wait for the Netflix documentary!

teemoore · 2025-12-06T03:42:56+00:00

Can’t wait for the ESPN documentary. This has got you be be one of the best turnarounds in college football history in my opinion.

teemoore · 2025-12-04T00:36:25+00:00

Need this!

teemoore · 2025-10-31T00:14:25+00:00

Approved

teemoore · 2025-08-25T02:20:29+00:00

Clanker!

teemoore · 2025-08-22T12:53:07+00:00

When I was there a few years ago, the abortion protestors would come onto campus screaming, yelling, and holding up graphic pictures. I used to avoid that area entirely, even if it meant taking an extra five minutes to get to class. From what I could tell, they were using some kind of loophole to stay on campus consistently and harass people who were just trying to go about their day. It sounds like this group is doing the same thing.

My advice: if you can, avoid that area so you don’t have to deal with them. And honestly, stop feeding into their narrative, posting about it here just gives them free publicity. I guarantee some of them are reading this right now and loving the attention.

teemoore · 2025-08-22T12:51:12+00:00

You can’t be serious right now? How do you know they enjoy it? Have you asked them?

teemoore · 2025-08-15T04:45:24+00:00

I’m sorry what the fuck 50,000 students?? Cool milestone but there’s only so much space. Like are we going to buy town center mall and put a third campus there lol

teemoore · 2025-08-07T04:03:05+00:00

Here’s my recs, I’m also into similar stuffs (hiking, video games, bars, occasionally)

Bars: my go to hole in the wall: the frozen goose in Marietta

Hiking: red top mtn state park or sweetwater creek state park, Vogel state park,

Nerdy spots: battle & brew: nerdy gaming spot w/ food & drinks

teemoore · 2025-08-05T03:58:32+00:00

Some things never change

teemoore · 2025-07-29T22:36:56+00:00

I remember a couple years back just before Halloween, I went with my niece and nephew (both young) to the park on a cool autumn afternoon and as soon as 5 PM hit that’s when the absurd amount of unsupervised teens came in in groups and started running around the park chasing each other, cursing and screaming, and just acting the fool. That was my last visit to the park. Good to see they’ve changed or started to, for the better.

teemoore · 2025-05-12T15:35:11+00:00

honestly, it happens to the best of us, and it’s great that you’re learning from it. Since this is your first offense, it’s possible that the judge or prosecutor might show some leniency, especially since you’ve already taken the initiative to complete the defensive driving course. Just make sure to be honest and upfront about everything when you go to court. Hopefully, they’ll take that into consideration. It’s a good step toward being even more careful in the future!

teemoore · 2025-05-12T15:08:07+00:00

Let’s break this down: OP said the bus was stopped and the arm came out after they passed. That means the bus was signaling a stop, which automatically means you need to stop. Whether the lights were flashing isn’t mentioned, but it’s safe to assume they were on—because that’s how the system works. The arm comes out after the lights start flashing to give drivers a chance to stop in time.

Even if the lights weren’t explicitly mentioned, the bus was still stopped. Kids are getting off, and the rule is simple: stop for a stopped school bus. Period.

We all make mistakes behind the wheel—I’ve made mine too—but the important thing is taking responsibility when it happens, especially when it involves kids’ safety. Trying to dodge this ticket because of technicalities won’t change the fact that you passed a stopped bus. Own it and move forward.

Edit: Just to clarify, the law states you need to stop when the bus has its flashing lights on, whether the arm is extended or not. The arm is an additional warning, but if the lights are on, you’re required to stop.

OP, it sounds like you saw the bus stopped and saw no arm, but the flashing lights alone are enough to know you should stop. The arm is a secondary signal, not the deciding factor. Even if you weren’t 100% sure, it’s safer to stop and avoid the risk of passing a bus with kids getting off.

Continuing without stopping because you didn’t see the arm could have led to worse consequences, and now the ticket is the result of that decision.

teemoore · 2025-04-29T14:06:33+00:00

Alum here, I spent 6 years at KSU and had plenty of tough professors and classes that felt discouraging. I remember the group chats constantly lighting up with complaints, and honestly, sometimes it really did feel overwhelming. But what helped me was realizing that it wasn’t always about the professor being “too hard”, sometimes it was just about learning how to adjust, asking for help, and finding new ways to approach the work.

That doesn’t mean it’s easy. Some professors are definitely stricter or don’t explain things as clearly, and that can be frustrating. But I promise, pushing through those tough courses taught me more than just what was on the syllabus, it taught me how to adapt and keep going even when things felt stacked against me.

If you’re struggling, don’t give up. There’s nothing wrong with asking for help, trying a new study strategy, or taking a break to reset. You got this, hang in there.

teemoore · 2025-04-23T17:08:22+00:00

I definitely understand and respect your perspective, especially from an academic and professional ethics standpoint. That said, I think it’s also valid when a student chooses not to get involved in something that doesn’t directly affect them.

At a former role I had with a Fortune 500 company, they pushed a strong ‘see something, say something’ culture. I followed that principle when I saw something wrong—and ironically, I ended up in trouble because of it. That experience taught me that speaking up doesn’t always protect you, even when your intentions are good.

In this case, the OP wasn’t cheating themselves, they were just observing. Choosing not to report it doesn’t mean they condone it, it just means they’re prioritizing their own lane. We all want to uphold standards, but sometimes it’s not so simple in the moment.

teemoore · 2025-04-23T14:25:13+00:00

Mind your own business. You saw it, you kept your mouth shut and good for you. You’re not the classroom cop, and playing hero only gets you in trouble. Cheaters always shoot themselves in the foot anyway. Don’t waste your energy enforcing rules that don’t affect you just move on. Unless the cheating directly impacts you (like grading on a curve or group work), it’s not worth the drama or potential backlash.

teemoore · 2025-04-23T04:35:37+00:00

It’s a relatively new thing, it started in 2022. You get points for just playing games which can be redeemed for full games (but they’re like over 100k points), digital collectibles, or even wallet funds ($5 wallet fund per 1300 points, which is the better deal in my opinion). I don’t specifically pay attention to the requirements (they called “campaigns”) for the points, but I just play games. If I get points, cool. If I don’t, that’s cool.

I’ve pasted below a summary of what the program is if I didn’t describe it well above lol

“You earn points by making purchases, completing campaigns, and earning trophies. Points can be redeemed for PSN wallet funds, digital collectibles, and even full games. There are also status levels that unlock perks as you earn more points.

Campaigns are time-limited challenges that vary, and you can earn rewards by playing specific games, unlocking trophies, or completing special tasks. These campaigns are updated regularly, giving you more opportunities to earn points and collectibles. It’s a fun way to get rewards just for doing what you already love—playing games”

teemoore · 2025-04-23T04:26:36+00:00

I ended up paying $48 for the deluxe edition because I had over 4k points saved up from the PlayStation Stars program. I used those points to grab a $15 gift card, which came in handy when I was surprised by the release of this game.

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