After experiencing walking AND biking to class I noticed that it's way way way more difficult (but 10x faster) to get around on a bike when people are inconsiderate and cut in front of you. It's much easier to just stop for a second on foot, than it is to slam on your brakes and almost go over the handle bars. And it sucks weaving around people who go 4 wide on the bike trail (and being thisclose to going into the river) or the bridge ramp (which I have been guilty of before). Having experienced both forms of transportation, I highly recommend trying both to understand what I'm saying. Walking commuters are still the majority here on campus and should be respected. However we should make everything as easy as possible for everyone.

After seeing his pinterest bored, I'm really interested in Stephen K sexually but he has a girlfriend so I guess I'll never know...

I, a female, am into gingers. I've never dated one, but I totally would.

When I wear yoga pants I like to compare my ass to others and see whose is better.

I hate being in the marching band. I feel like my social anxiety keeps me from enjoying myself and making friends because I'm always afraid to talk to people. I honestly don't think I belong.

I quite frankly do not give a damn about stupid yoga pants. I don't even own any, nor do I want to. I have much better things to worry about, like passing my classes than worrying about whether or not I have yoga pants or not or whether my hair looks nice.

To the girl coming out of hibbard today a little before 2 with the pink backpack with spikes on it that kind of looked like bowser, youre awesome and maybe next time i see you i'll strike up a conversation

I'm a girl and I love football, but since none of my girl friends ever want to throw a ball around I never get to