Today Is The Day for the National Prayer Breakfast..

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:I'm eating some pretzels at my desk for breakfast Bob.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:I'm eating some pretzels at my desk for breakfast Bob.

my thoughts and prayers are with you.

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:
my thoughts and prayers are with you.

They're pretzel rods Bob. Do you think God thinks I'm gay now? Am I a sinner?

Watch Out Pylon! wrote:What the fuck is a national prayer breakfast? I skimmed the link and still don't get it.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:

They're pretzel rods Bob. Do you think God thinks I'm gay now? Am I a sinner?

well, let's see..

you're a male who admitted to putting a long, hard rod in your mouth this morning.. that likely left a salty aftertaste..

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:
well, let's see..

you're a male who admitted to putting a long, hard rod in your mouth this morning.. that likely left a salty aftertaste..

Shit. I bit it and it broke off in my mouth. Do I have to go to jail now?

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:

Shit. I bit it and it broke off in my mouth. Do I have to go to jail now?

if by "jail" you mean a fiery pit of eternal damnation and perpetual torment while being surrounded by sinful creatures and an assortment of other unsavory characters then, yes.

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:if by "jail" you mean a fiery pit of eternal damnation and perpetual torment while being surrounded by sinful creatures and an assortment of other unsavory characters then, yes.

That seems like a bit of an over the top punishment for sucking one dick don't you think? I mean... Eating a pretzel rod. That's what I meant.

I had two. :(

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:if by "jail" you mean a fiery pit of eternal damnation and perpetual torment while being surrounded by sinful creatures and an assortment of other unsavory characters then, yes.

That seems like a bit of an over the top punishment for sucking one dick don't you think? I mean... Eating a pretzel rod. That's what I meant.

I had two. :(

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:

That seems like a bit of an over the top punishment for sucking one dick don't you think? I mean... Eating a pretzel rod. That's what I meant.

I had two. :(

"if man copulates orally with one man, he copulates orally with all men"..

Leviticus 13:1

Watch Out Pylon! wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:"if man copulates orally with one man, he copulates orally with all men"..

Leviticus 13:1

That's a lot of dick.

Watch Out Pylon! wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:"if man copulates orally with one man, he copulates orally with all men"..

Leviticus 13:1

That's a lot of dick.

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:I'm going to pray that LWS and Travis successfully pray their gay away this summer at camp.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

Watch Out Pylon! wrote:

That's a lot of dick.

"and lots of dick gets me most aroused"...

Hypocrites 24:10

Watch Out Pylon! wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:"and lots of dick gets me most aroused"...

Hypocrites 24:10

Wasn't Hypocrites a Greek philosopher? I never believed anything he wrote about.

Turtleneck wrote:What do they serve at the NPB? Pancakes? Do they have french toast or is that too Catholic-ish?

“There are people breaking down, dropping out of classes and failing classes because of the activism work they are taking on,” said David, an undergraduate whose name has been changed to preserve anonymity. Throughout the year, he has worked to confront issues of racism and diversity on campus.

His role as a student activist has taken a toll on his mental, physical and emotional health. “My grades dropped dramatically. My health completely changed. I lost weight. I’m on antidepressants and anti-anxiety pills right now. (Counseling and Psychological Services) counselors called me. I had deans calling me to make sure I was okay,” he said.

As students rallied to protest two racist columns published by The Herald and the alleged assault of a Latinx student from Dartmouth by a Department of Public Safety officer, David spent numerous hours organizing demonstrations with fellow activists. Meanwhile, he struggled to balance his classes, job and social life with the activism to which he feels so dedicated. Stressors and triggers flooded his life constantly, he said.

David turned to CAPS and reached out to deans for notes that extended his deadlines for assignments. These were helpful, he said, but acted only as “bandages” for the underlying causes of stress.

Justice Gaines ’16, who uses the pronouns xe, xem and xyr, said student activism efforts on campus are necessary. “I don’t feel okay with seeing students go through hardships without helping and organizing to make things better.”

LooseGoose wrote:We need to pray for these fragile flowers - their social activism is interfering with their school work.

Schoolwork, advocacy place strain on student activists
Students struggle with mental health, academic pressures as they act on social justice responsibilities

“There are people breaking down, dropping out of classes and failing classes because of the activism work they are taking on,” said David, an undergraduate whose name has been changed to preserve anonymity. Throughout the year, he has worked to confront issues of racism and diversity on campus.

His role as a student activist has taken a toll on his mental, physical and emotional health. “My grades dropped dramatically. My health completely changed. I lost weight. I’m on antidepressants and anti-anxiety pills right now. (Counseling and Psychological Services) counselors called me. I had deans calling me to make sure I was okay,” he said.

As students rallied to protest two racist columns published by The Herald and the alleged assault of a Latinx student from Dartmouth by a Department of Public Safety officer, David spent numerous hours organizing demonstrations with fellow activists. Meanwhile, he struggled to balance his classes, job and social life with the activism to which he feels so dedicated. Stressors and triggers flooded his life constantly, he said.

David turned to CAPS and reached out to deans for notes that extended his deadlines for assignments. These were helpful, he said, but acted only as “bandages” for the underlying causes of stress.

Justice Gaines ’16, who uses the pronouns xe, xem and xyr, said student activism efforts on campus are necessary. “I don’t feel okay with seeing students go through hardships without helping and organizing to make things better.”

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

LooseGoose wrote:We need to pray for these fragile flowers - their social activism is interfering with their school work.

Schoolwork, advocacy place strain on student activists
Students struggle with mental health, academic pressures as they act on social justice responsibilities

my thoughts and prayers are with these individuals during such a difficult time.

LooseGoose wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:my thoughts and prayers are with these individuals during such a difficult time.

Do you go by xe, xem or xyr?