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If someone knows what he's talking about, aware me. I believe you may need a short reprieve from the internet, "Delicious_cocktail." - Chlamydibrah

Ask nicely and I'll consider it.

So you're asking to see the whole package? You British girls really have it on the mind, don't you? +1 for using the same Whey As I do.

Why don't you read that over one more time.

I noticed that as well.

Sarah, please. Between me "trolling" the other 7 people in this thread, I expect you to at least have a coherent response to me when it's finally your turn again.

Also, Need frontal teeth pics to confirm British Status.

Did my analogy go over your head? Sarah, Please.

That isn't Irony. Is there no one else?

. Sarah, Please. That Doesn't seem very fair, that would be like if you had large breasts, and I refered to you simply as "boobs." Yes, it encompass a proportionately large percentage of me, relative to the average man.. but it doesn't define me as an individual, nor would "teddies" on yourself.

No, that would be unethical. It is the professors job to remain unbiased, regardless of whether they receive a tip or not, the students grades shouldn't be affected. Some would argue there's a conflict of interest. I disagree, and no it isn't common place, but it's starting to be more common as you can tell by the posters…

Aw, thanks Susan. But I think your confused again.

Dictionary.com British Slang. Nob- a person of wealth or social importance. I think I have a better reference, given your post-content history I can see why that may have confused you though.

Pro Tip: OP = Original Poster. Secondly, that isn't even my account and if you were ever active on Bodybuilding.com, you'd know that. Lastly, I know your "kind" gets very excited over thread titles and otherwise catchy, shiny objects but spending 15 seconds analyzing the provided information in the link, I can see his…

Nob - a person of wealth or high social position. Well, I'm definitely the former, I don't generally choose to be the latter but I suppose it can't be helped. With a 140+ IQ people tend to hang on your words, and look up to you.

Intelligent response. Susan take notes.

Good logic, you blondes sure do live up to your reputation.

"Low testosterone." I wonder where those words came from, going by your profile pictures (Small Delts, Chest, Traps.) which so happen to be sites with a lot of androgen receptors, I'd assume your doctor. Maybe heed your own advice and think before you speak.

Interesting choice of words How often do you have nutella, and herpes outbreaks on your mind? A. Often B. Very Often C. Only During an outbreak (Sorry, no D. for you.)

That seems.. unethical?

Clearly you're confused, the aforementioned thread wasn't my thread. Though I do in fact tip my dentist, like the majority of socially aware individuals. Maybe it's time for a nap, Susan?

Joined May 2013 Posts: 5,224 Status: Doesn't do anything fitness orientated, other than post on a fitness forum about things unrelated to fitness. Do you count as a member?

So students attempt to tip you, and you decline? I've never had a professor decline a tip, maybe it's different here? Most seem very appreciative, even when it's only 15% of course registration fees.

Most students myself included do it discreetly, as to not be disrespectful of their professor and to not give the wrong idea. Did you read the EDU link provided in the original post?

I'm taking Criminal Justice classes at my UNI, while in the Academy. I don't see a problem with this?

Thanks, this seems to be the norm.

I don't think "Cute and funny." are the right choice of words here. I feel it's rather disheartening to know that people aren't aware of the fact that times have changed, and you SHOULD tip your professor, 10, 15 or 25% respectively. I made this thread to find out what was deemed appropriate, and I learned a lot of people…