You Know You"re An Architecture Student When...
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> A litany of depressing behavours.
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> * The alarm clock tells you when to go to sleep.
> * You're not ashamed of drooling in class anymore, especially during
> Structures lectures
> * You know what Superglue tastes like.
> * You celebrate space and observe your birthday
> * Coffee and Red Bull are tools, not treats.
> * People are nauseated just by smelling your caffeine breath.
> * You are surprised when you see a new building in your school.
> * You think it's possible to create space.
> * You've slept more than 20 hours non-stop in a single weekend.
> * You fight with inanimate objects.
> * You've fallen asleep in the bathroom.
> * Your brother or sister thinks he or she is an only child.
> * You've listened to all your CDs in less than 48 hours.
> * You're not seen in public.
> * You lose your house keys for a week and you don't even notice.
> * You've brushed your teeth and washed your hair in the university's > bathroom.
> * You've discovered the benefits of having none or very short hair, and
> you've started to appreciate inheriting baldness.
> * You've used an entire role of film to photograph the footpath.
> * You know the exact time the vending machines are refilled.
> * You always carry your deodorant.
> * You become excellent at recycling when making models.
> * When you try to communicate, you make a continuous and monotonous whine.
> * You've danced YMCA with excellent choreography at 3 am and without a
> single drop of alcohol in your body.
> * You take notes and leve messages with a rapidograph and colour markers.
> * You combine breakfast, lunch and dinner into one single meal.
> * You see holidays only as extra sleeping time.
> * You've got more photographs of buildings than of actual people.
> * You've taken your girlfriend (boyfriend) on a date to a construction site.
> * You've realised that French curves are not that exciting.
> * You can live without human contact, food or daylight, but if you can't
> print it's chaos.
> * When you're being shown pictures of a trip, you ask about the human scale
> * You can use Photoshop, Illustrator and make a web page, but you don't know
> how to use Excel.
> * You refer to great architects (dead or alive) by their first name as if
> you knew them (Frank, Corbu, Mies, Norman).
> * You buy 50 dollars worth of magazines that you haven't read yet.
> * When someone offers you a Bic pen, you feel offended.
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LOL! I don't know where this came from, but it seems to happen in schools across the world! A case of spontanious sub-culture...?