Stumped
Today, while reading some chemistry notes, I came across the term "solid water". Completely stumped, I asked myself, "What the hell is solid water?" Then I heard my little cousin say, "Ice." I'm a 4th year science major in university. He still checks the closet for monsters. FML
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Cerataphora 0
It's okay, when you study so much you can have stupid lapses like that.
bayybee 0
It happens. You don't really realize what some things are at first, even if it should be obvious.
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dreamsmean 3
man... getting an education does that to you. you lose the imagination and simplicity and everything has to be so complicated because thats how things are being taught. no worries... =)
madame_malfoy 4
the was a pet peeve of most of my highschool teachers...proper schooling kills curiosity...
xkaokaox 0
Brain fart. it happens. I'm studying to do my nursing major so i've been in well over 6 biology classes. one day in Nutrition my prof asks me "what does ATP stand for" and i blanked, boo!
Batch_fml 0
I probably would have done the same thing LOL!
BreezyPear 0
You were probably really fried... :3 Take time to reeeelaaaax.
1234five 0
Why are all these fmls about people being ******* stupid
jendmurray5 0
LOL- I think that might have taken me awhile to get too, if someone randomly asked me that. Sometimes the simple things get temporarily shoved out of the brain while craming a ton of both helpful or useless info we have to know order to pass a class.
CruelSirDrum 0
you would think in high school or college the term "ice" would be worded as such. "solid water" seems kind of like a term a younger child would use to refer to ice.i can see the mix up.water isnt really solid,only ice is.it should have been written a bit better.if anything, this is the books fault since quite a few of us would or have done the same thing.
saber2138 0
Wow, cold+water =ice dumbshit
Uvula 0
You were simply thinking too hard.. Im not voting.
Krazy77 0
Hey, what's the gas form of water?