All the dinosaurs that I drew
Created on: February 28th, 2010
these I drew
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This was the easiest lab so far in the semester. I guess it's a "tradition" that they let us have a little fun and draw dinosaurs. Usually it's looking at some fossil and sketching and labeling them. And yeah, the instructor's assistant will be a real nag if we don't label everything, although she did tell us later that she could care less if we put down the phylum. It's the scale and the name that she takes points off if we don't have them labeled. NTS means "not to scale" by the way.
im surprised the Asperger's Association of America has kept this program running all this time. the program where you, eric, submit sites and doctors analyze them. really though, i'm sure the program ended a long time ago. and your sites were only breezed over by interns. this certainly counts against the stereotype of severe mental disabilities disguising hidden genius.
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