Maybe I have been watching too much Game of Thrones?

[Dr. Cheese]

Today, I was lecturing about Medieval cities in Europe for my world history class, and all of a sudden I got tongue tied and instead of saying "medieval cities," I said "the importance of medieval titties." I said, "did I say what a thought I said?" A slightly older female student who sits right in front of me laughed. I then said, "they were important, but that's not what this lecture is about."

It actually turned out to be a nice lecture.

 

[Bloodhammer]

Freudian slip! She WAS sitting right in front of you, you say.

 

[hrodbert696]

Land mines. The whole college biz is full of land mines, I tell ya.

 

[GrumpiusMaximus]

Game of Thrones Credit Sequence:

Costume Director/Artistic Director - 15 year-old male.

 

[ITucker_034I]

Just started watching the box sets on sky. Wow what a show

 

[Dr. Cheese]

Freudian slip! She WAS sitting right in front of you, you say.

I had not thought of that.

 

[Dr. Cheese]

Game of Thrones Credit Sequence:



Costume Director/Artistic Director - 15 year-old male.

HBO's MO is when in doubt, show T&A.

 

[Bloodhammer]

HBO's MO is when in doubt, show T&A.

As it should be.

 

[GrumpiusMaximus]

As it should be.

I wish they could reach a deal with Netflix...

 

[Bloodhammer]

No kidding. Netflix has pretty much replaced cable for me - except when it comes to HBO shows. I have to find people who bought the DVD sets. (I've never even seen an episode of GOT, for example)

 

[GrumpiusMaximus]

No kidding. Netflix has pretty much replaced cable for me - except when it comes to HBO shows. I have to find people who bought the DVD sets. (I've never even seen an episode of GOT, for example)

I don't have a TV of any kind. Over here we have an excellent BBC catch-up service and Channel 4 has a good archive service. Other than that, Netflix.

The only reason I'd have TV would be to watch Cricket and a few shows on. 95% of what I watch is online legally anyway...

 

[Dr. Cheese]

Land mines. The whole college biz is full of land mines, I tell ya.

About a month back, in that same class, I was walking up and down the aisle, lecturing and happened to look down at the same time a healthily endowed young woman was stretching. I quickly turned my head, but it still looked like I was checking out her breasts for a second. They looked pretty awesome, but I am getting to close to pension age to get in trouble over that non-sense.



College can indeed be full of landmines.

 

[Dr. Cheese]

No kidding. Netflix has pretty much replaced cable for me - except when it comes to HBO shows. I have to find people who bought the DVD sets. (I've never even seen an episode of GOT, for example)

Get Hulu Plus to go along with Netflix. I plan to do that once my current cable contract expires. I could pocket close to $2K a year!

 

[Bloodhammer]

Last time I checked the Hulu Plus site (several months ago - before I got a NF account), they didn't offer any of the shows I like. Of course, Netflix has almost all of those, so maybe HP would actually be a good supplement if they have the stuff Netflix doesn't. I'll have to look at what they offer again.

Also, the landmine discussion reminds me of the scene in Raiders Of The Lost Ark when the girl is flirting with Dr. Jones.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmkJ0lrCpLQ

 

[tastybasslines]

About a month back, in that same class, I was walking up and down the aisle, lecturing and happened to look down at the same time a healthily endowed young woman was stretching. I quickly turned my head, but it still looked like I was checking out her breasts for a second. They looked pretty awesome, but I am getting to close to pension age to get in trouble over that non-sense.


College can indeed be full of landmines.

Around springtime it must get even harder for you, considering the skirts start appearing when the springtime sun starts shining.

 

[Dr. Cheese]

Around springtime it must get even harder for you, considering the skirts start appearing when the springtime sun starts shining.

Short dresses and plunging necklines are alright because I know not to look.
Something inadvertent like looking down when a big breasted woman is stretching right besides me is awkward because it caught me off guard, and for a second I would be lying if I said I did not enjoy looking at her breasts.

 

[mellowinman]

Looking for a second is NOT creepy. Continuing to stare IS.

 

[EricF]

Short dresses and plunging necklines are alright because I know not to look.
Something inadvertent like looking down when a big breasted woman is stretching right besides me is awkward because it caught me off guard, and for a second I would be lying if I said I did not enjoy looking at her breasts.

Noticing while going about your lecture is one thing. Freezing mid-stride, or pausing mid-sentence is altogether different.

 

[Dr. Cheese]

Looking for a second is NOT creepy. Continuing to stare IS.

That's the way I feel. I am way too old to hit on traditional age students since I could easily have thirty year old kids myself. I take providing students with comfortable learning environment seriously. I am also only a dozen years from retirement. The thought of a regular pension check turns me on way the hell more than a gal's breasts or buns!

 

[Dr. Cheese]

Noticing while going about your lecture is one thing. Freezing mid-stride, or pausing mid-sentence is altogether different.

I never froze or paused. I'm not that sheltered.