Fun game: Chef or No Chef

pgprescott said:

ColtsFan said:

I’m gonna get my creds online 

https://www.escoffier.edu/about/campuses/online-culinary/

Aren’t all the degrees like this now? To some degree!

They are, but I can’t imagine trying to get a culinary degree online. 

@pgprescott That is a meme, it means you are beating a dead horse Pete

pgprescott said:

https://harvestamericacues.com/2019/06/03/the-chef-title-earned-getting-it-straight/amp/

This guys seems to echo my sentiments pretty closely. So don’t take my word for it, take his. 

I'm gonna take your last three days of desparate intranetz searches, to find this, as your "word".
Word.    

nolaegghead said:

frazzdaddy said:

@pgprescott That is a meme, it means you are beating a dead horse Pete

Is there a glue-maker degree?

I do believe they at least used to make glue outta them dead horses. Not sure any longer. 

Johnny, what do have for our winner?

Legume said:

I thought Pete was the horse.

Is that what they're calling donkeys these days?

JohnInCarolina said:

Legume said:

I thought Pete was the horse.

Is that what they're calling donkeys these days?

I’m not sure, maybe Lit can look back at your DM’s you sent him and find the answer. 

JohnInCarolina said:

pgprescott said:

Botch said:

pgprescott said:

https://harvestamericacues.com/2019/06/03/the-chef-title-earned-getting-it-straight/amp/

This guys seems to echo my sentiments pretty closely. So don’t take my word for it, take his. 

I'm gonna take your last three days of desparate intranetz searches, to find this, as your "word".
Word.    

Found it a couple days ago along with a bunch of other articles saying exactly what I had expressed. I just was gonna let it go until all the sycophants kept chiming in with their uneducated responses like yours. 

Everyone is surely impressed by your doubling, tripling, and then quadrupling down on this line of argument, when most of us figured you were just trying to be a d!ck to Nola.  

It’s precisely the opposite. I repeatedly stated I accepted Careys response but you sycophants just keep stirring the pot. I feel obligated to educate you all. As an educator surely you can understand not letting class out prior to completion of the lesson. No? 

pgprescott said:

JohnInCarolina said:

pgprescott said:

Botch said:

pgprescott said:

https://harvestamericacues.com/2019/06/03/the-chef-title-earned-getting-it-straight/amp/

This guys seems to echo my sentiments pretty closely. So don’t take my word for it, take his. 

I'm gonna take your last three days of desparate intranetz searches, to find this, as your "word".
Word.    

Found it a couple days ago along with a bunch of other articles saying exactly what I had expressed. I just was gonna let it go until all the sycophants kept chiming in with their uneducated responses like yours. 

Everyone is surely impressed by your doubling, tripling, and then quadrupling down on this line of argument, when most of us figured you were just trying to be a d!ck to Nola.  

It’s precisely the opposite. I repeatedly stated I accepted Careys response but you sycophants just keep stirring the pot. I feel obligated to educate you all. As an educator surely you can understand not letting class out prior to completion of the lesson. No? 

As an educator, I am reminded of a student I once had.  I was comparing some of his exam answers to the solution, and some of them were identical, line by line.  My hunch was that he'd probably used Google to search for the problems during the exam.  

So I called him into my office.  I showed him the answers he gave to some of the problems, and the solutions.  I asked him to explain his answers.

With a straight face, he told me that I had told the class they could use any material they wanted to prepare for the exam (this was true), and that during his studying he had stumbled across these problems on the internet.  And since he had a photographic memory, he had been able to memorize them.

So then I said, well, that does seem like a perfectly reasonable explanation.  I took back his exam and the solutions, and I said since he had a photographic memory, surely he could reproduce the answer he had given to problem number 3 at the board in my office?

He said "you see, Professor, the thing about my photographic memory is... it's only temporary."

I gave him the option of presenting that argument to an honor council of his peers or just taking an F on the exam. 

He took the F.  
 

JohnInCarolina said:

pgprescott said:

JohnInCarolina said:

pgprescott said:

Botch said:

pgprescott said:

https://harvestamericacues.com/2019/06/03/the-chef-title-earned-getting-it-straight/amp/

This guys seems to echo my sentiments pretty closely. So don’t take my word for it, take his. 

I'm gonna take your last three days of desparate intranetz searches, to find this, as your "word".
Word.    

Found it a couple days ago along with a bunch of other articles saying exactly what I had expressed. I just was gonna let it go until all the sycophants kept chiming in with their uneducated responses like yours. 

Everyone is surely impressed by your doubling, tripling, and then quadrupling down on this line of argument, when most of us figured you were just trying to be a d!ck to Nola.  

It’s precisely the opposite. I repeatedly stated I accepted Careys response but you sycophants just keep stirring the pot. I feel obligated to educate you all. As an educator surely you can understand not letting class out prior to completion of the lesson. No? 

As an educator, I am reminded of a student I once had.  I was comparing some of his exam answers to the solution, and some of them were identical, line by line.  My hunch was that he'd probably used Google to search for the problems during the exam.  

So I called him into my office.  I showed him the answers he gave to some of the problems, and the solutions.  I asked him to explain his answers.

With a straight face, he told me that I had told the class they could use any material they wanted to prepare for the exam (this was true), and that during his studying he had stumbled across these problems on the internet.  And since he had a photographic memory, he had been able to memorize them.

So then I said, well, that does seem like a perfectly reasonable explanation.  I took back his exam and the solutions, and I said since he had a photographic memory, surely he could reproduce the answer he had given to problem number 3 at the board in my office?

He said "you see, Professor, the thing about my photographic memory is... it's only temporary."

I gave him the option of presenting that argument to an honor council of his peers or just taking an F on the exam. 

He took the F.  
 

Great story professor emeritus. 

alaskanassasin said:

almost ready for you to tap @lit in but were not done with you yet.

it was definitely supposed to be we're, usually @DMW keeps me straight on that.

pgprescott said:

JohnInCarolina said:

Legume said:

I thought Pete was the horse.

Is that what they're calling donkeys these days?

I’m not sure, maybe Lit can look back at your DM’s you sent him and find the answer. 

Didn’t you guys used to call him Corky or something like that. I can’t remember completely but I think so. I’m sure that was meant to be a compliment and not a reference to someone’s mental or physical disability. Yeah that’s it. 

Well, there are worse things.  I mean... it's not like anyone compared him to a child molester...