By seriously wtf - 08/03/2013 03:18 - United States - Saint Petersburg

Today, in my architecture class, my professor's lecture consisted of a list of movies and books which feature characters who are architects. I couldn't leave because I needed the attendance points, and it lasted 45 minutes. I paid out of state tuition for this. FML
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Same thing different taste

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oj101 33

Inception really challenges the mind, so you're probably getting your money's worth after all.

Does "The Architect" in The Matrix count? He built a whole world.

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oj101 33

Inception really challenges the mind, so you're probably getting your money's worth after all.

Exactly. You're paying for it, so you might as well form a comfy ass groove and get your money's worth. You did chose to take that course after all, even if it's required for your major. There are going to be classes you deem useless and boring to your degree. I had to take calculus for my forestry BS just so that, if I even needed to find the circumference of a tree

My stupid brain tumor made my thumb hit "Validate" before I was done! Damn you depth perception! Sorry :-( As I WAS saying: There are going to be classes you deem useless and boring to your degree. I had to take calculus for my forestry BS just so that if I ever needed to find the circumference of a tree, I could do so by using calculus; we have a special measuring tape called a DBH that does that for us. It sucked.

bfsd42 20

I would think calculus to be very important to almost any BS. Rates of change surely apply to forestry. If you are talking about geometry, that is important too if you want to determine the area of a forest.

Oh, it totally makes sense NOW why I had to take it, but back then I was like, "Wtf? Calculus?". There are special equations we use to figure out the geometry of forests.

Does "The Architect" in The Matrix count? He built a whole world.

Sparks808 10

What about Matt Dillon's character in "There's something about Mary"? He pretended to be an architect.

K410 18

Was number 1 on that list George Costanza?

WTF is wrong with you man? Totally unacceptable.

Remind me again why this was supposed to be funny?

Talk about scraping the bottom of the barrel for lesson ideas.

TheDrifter 23

I had an architecture prof give the same lecture, the next days was comparing architectural styles in the movies, then two days on the structural principles behind the styles. It may not be as pointless as OP thinks.

I think you should try and report him somehow. I don't go to university, so I don't know who you'd have to go to. Just try and get your money back, or at least tell someone that he is wasting your time.

Unless the prof does this frequently, or the course material is nowhere near the course description and outline, then report him. Otherwise you are just going too far with it. To be honest, I don't know what OP is complaining, just do your own stuff while you are stuck in a boring class.

If he has tenure their is nothing you can do about. Legally, professors can teach whatever they want in class, telling them otherwise would interfere with academic integrity.

You need to burn your bridge with that professor.

MeowZebraMeow 7

You better have some mad doodle skills. 'Cause that will totally make up for it.

This is one of the more tolerable FML's out there. On a daily basis most people have it worse than this, hands-down.

Very true, I'd rather pay to watch Jurassic Park every day than accidently grab a poop!

Jurassic Park? Accidentally grab a poop? Where'd these come from?

Accidentally grabbing a green log of turd - reference to another FML.

Characters from movies and books and movies who are architects? How could he forget television? Where would we be today without Mike Brady, architect, from the Brady Bunch tv show?!

Argh! I wrote movies twice! It's too early in the morning. I'm sorry for the mistake.

Not to forget Ted Mosby. And Jim whatever his last name is in According to Jim. I think that's pretty much it.

And George of Seinfeld , he always wanted to pretend to be an architect .

And let us not forget Bob the Builder, who inspired us all to become the best of the best. Who kept us with constant support and reassurance. Who told us when when we were asked if we could build it to hold out head up high and say "Yes, we can!"