Originally Posted by jhan523

I didn't say I don't like Gino's pizza. When you are hungry, you are hungry... but I don't find their pizzas to be the best.

I agree. Definitely not the best pizza but its good for satisfying late night hunger cravings.

Originally Posted by moops

Haha. I'm going to say cheap labour so I can go on thinking the pizza is safe.

They don't use a lot of dough... I think the pizza is thinner than a thin crust pizza.

But just thinking about the pizza makes my mouth water... I could go for some right now XD

Originally Posted by jhan523

They don't use a lot of dough... I think the pizza is thinner than a thin crust pizza.

But just thinking about the pizza makes my mouth water... I could go for some right now XD

Ahh now it all makes sense.

Maybe because its still early thinking about Gino's pizza is making think of cardboard. I remember the first time I ate some I thought the crust tasted like cardboard.

Its amazing how your perception of things change when necessary.

I think of it as cracker pizza. As in, pizza with a cracker like crust.

Anyone aside from me think Ginos pizza smells exactly the same as boiled corn?

Makes you wonder...

Originally Posted by Ownaginatios

Anyone aside from me think Ginos pizza smells exactly the same as boiled corn?

Makes you wonder...

... they use corn oil?

I found it really surprising just how "natural" it was for people to skip class. . I remember watching TV in the common room one day with a floormate: during a commercial, he looked at the time, shrugged, and said "I think I'll skip my 1:30 class". I'm not going to lie, I skipped a class or two in high school, but going into first year people seemed to do it so much more naturally. Even if they were studying for an evening test, I knew of so many that students would skip their lectures/tutorials that day. I might have been paranoid, but I felt like if I skipped a class in first year, that the prof would probably mention something big that would show up on a midterm or the exam and I would miss it.

...and sorry for derailing the current topic by replying to the original post

What surprised me most for first year was going into a library bright and early and then looking up to realize that its 2 am and there was still much work to be done...it's funny how days seem to just mesh together when you spend most of your time in the library and distinguishing one day from another becomes extremely hard....

Originally Posted by jhan523

I've seen a bunny or hare outside near Whidden. That was pretty cool.

Yeah, there are A LOT of frogs at McMaster. After is rains at night they all come out. Some are small, but some are pretty big.

There are also raccoons :O

Originally Posted by kenneth526

I found it really surprising just how "natural" it was for people to skip class. . I remember watching TV in the common room one day with a floormate: during a commercial, he looked at the time, shrugged, and said "I think I'll skip my 1:30 class". I'm not going to lie, I skipped a class or two in high school, but going into first year people seemed to do it so much more naturally. Even if they were studying for an evening test, I knew of so many that students would skip their lectures/tutorials that day. I might have been paranoid, but I felt like if I skipped a class in first year, that the prof would probably mention something big that would show up on a midterm or the exam and I would miss it.

...and sorry for derailing the current topic by replying to the original post

I know what you mean. I always felt really, really guilty whenever I skipped class. It was usually when I was really sick, but I still felt horrible. Also when I was like emotional, lol don't ask, and my boyfriend convinced me to stay.

Originally Posted by moops

Haha. I was shocked when I saw a deer on campus for the first time close to faculty hollow.

I was with a group of people one night and we saw deer in faculty hollow...the one person from toronto with us wanted to go pet it *facepalm*

Wait lol! I always thought the 6th floor hanky panky was a myth :S
Greg lol do you have Spidey sense to go with your other mental feats? (Spidey sense is a probably human capability, something to do with advanced 6th sense, a normal human being only uses 5-6% of the brain innit?) I've never actually noticed or heard anything EVER even though I do spend alot of time in and around mills and musc.
p.s: The Squirrels and Racoons are no longer afraid of humans. I remember this one that wouldn't flinch even when I shadow kicked/threw tiny rocks at it(Lol the campus was empty so I was feeling paranoid with that thing inching towards me/my bag)

Heh, well I don't have spidey sense, but one of my friends has done it on the top floor of mills. Twice. With three different girls.

Originally Posted by PTGregD

Heh, well I don't have spidey sense, but one of my friends has done it on the top floor of mills. Twice. With three different girls.

woah!! lol

Originally Posted by PTGregD

Heh, well I don't have spidey sense, but one of my friends has done it on the top floor of mills. Twice. With three different girls.

Dayum. What a playa.

Seriously, that's kind of gross hahaha.