#7870 Does anyone know where I could find Jesus? I need to thank him for that 100% on my calc exam... I also need to kick him in the nuts for what he did to me on the chem exam.

#7869 To the guy and girl that helped my friend and I free my car this morning from 4inches of ice on south salisbury...yah, I really appreciate it. I'd have been stuck there for hours if you hadn't helped! I owe you!

#7868 While I'm waiting on the silver loop bus, the tower acres bus always stops. I have to say, all you gentlemen are attractive and you smell amazing.

And then I get on the silver loop, with all you regular people.

#7867 Today a girl on the Silver Loop at 7am smiled at me when I got on at the Earhart bus stop. She had thin, medium length blonde hair and a red coat. I am a very shy and "inexperienced" guy so I said nothing. Even when I sat down next to her after someone got up I said nothing. I smiled back, of course , but weakly. She even smiled at me when I got off at EE, and still I said nothing. Anyway, on the off chance that this girl is reading this, I just wanted to say thank you. I'll be looking out for your smile again, and I'll hopefully/probably have the courage to talk to you, because I certainly have the desire to.

#7866 I hate it when my swag doesn't start in the morning because it's really really cold...

#7865 I love calling guys daddy. I don't have daddy issues, I just think calling him daddy says he has control and that he takes care of you and satisfies all your needs. And by control, I mean he calls you up and says you're going out tonight and he'll pick you up at 8. None of that "I don't know what do you want to do" bullshit. He's a man

#7864 I licked all my roommates plastic spoons because she's a cunt and I hate her. Enjoy your soup

#7863 As a black person, I really don't put any blame on some of the biases that other races may have toward us. It really infuriates me when I see black students at Purdue that promote negative black stereotypes and that portray us in a bad manner. I am sick and tired of having to prove to people, that I want to be friends with, that I am not the stereotypical black guy that walks around with sagging pants, can't articulate himself, and listens to rap music all day. From my experience, African Americans are significantly more racist than whites. An underlying reason as to why many ethnic groups at Purdue travel in large flocks together is because they self segregate themselves. I'm tired of being associated with people always accusing others of being racist and oppressing them. As a black person, I do certainly agree and acknowledge that racism still exists, but many of you have to break free of the mental prisons that you have created for yourselves. College is a time in which you venture out of your comfort zone and explore. Every single time I see someone of my race that conveys him or herself in a stereotypical manner, my body secretes a surge of adrenaline and I feel this urge to approach them and vent my inner frustrations. If I have to hear one more black person blame their failures on racism I will mentally lose it. Slavery left severe detrimental impacts. Integrating into society was very hard for us after slavery occurred and it left pretty dire legacies into today's world, but the people that live among us today are not the ones that enslaved us. Blindly pointing fingers is not going to solve or fix anything. We have to let our past go and start to harbor bonds with one another. Regardless of race, we are all the same its just the way we go about things that makeup our differences. I apologize for ranting, but this is something that I really have to get off my chest.

- S.D