
As for the album, I was a little underwhelmed, but that's normal for me with Incubus albums. In a month I'll be listening to it non stop.
Go ahead, look the word up. I'll wait. I've got lots to keep me busy anyway: Grad school, writing, music, geomatics, programming, and a whole host of other things to occupy my...OOH look, a bird!
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Hrmm, I wonder, if I go into teaching, should I use Mr Poppowich as a basis?
Let's see..
-veg chart, basically call some students stupid.
- Sit on a chair facing the class, and write real sloppy on the dry-erase board.
- Lessons are overrated. Just tell the students what sections to read and don't bother teaching anything.
- Experiments are too dangerous, let's not do them.
- Let's smoke a large joint in my truck at lunch hour. This keeps you more mellow to enhance your teaching strategy, or there lackof.
Well, I gotta admit, some of his methodologies do sound appealing.
I'll have to listen to an Incubus album sometime.. which one would you recommend I listen to first (ie one you think is the best). I've liked most of Incubus' stuff.
I'd say give "Morning View" a listen, I think it's their best album. It showcases a good range of music, from ballads to harder stuff.
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