There's about 200- 300 people in 2nd year pharmacy. Stereotypically speaking, its almost 90% asians. Even if you're not asian, you still dont stand out. Everyone wears the same type of clothes. There's no individuality. Here's what I think about our group of loud, noisy and obnoxious 2nd year pharmers.



If you're a skinny to average sized asian, you dont stand out.

If you're not asian but wear similar clothes to every other non-asian, you dont stand out.

You decided to cut your hear really short to find out the next day about 5 others did the same.

I haven't noticed anyone going through a drastic change such as dying your black hair blonde.

People only have subtle piercings or piercings you can hide.

Tattoos are also hidden

etc, etc, etc



There are a few that do stand out. Was it just coincedence that the two most weird, unfashionly dressed people had to sit opposite me and my group of friends during our first ever microbiology lab?



It wouldn't bother me if some part of their bodies were attractive to look at but as my friend puts it, its gross. There is the old guy whos obese, quite dirty and doesnt shave on a regular basis. Next to him is his friend that attempting to be as obese as him, and has an overly grown beard.... IN A MICROBIO LAB! Does he any idea how much bacteria and gross things is living inside of that hair mesh? I dont know about him, but the labs do get quite hot with about 40 bunsen burners flaring their flames, heating up the entire lab with no air ventilation making everything sticky and humid and an overall gross condition to work in. Do me and everyone else a favour and shave it off. It is seriously weird to look at.



During that lab session the 'old obese man' starts talking about his life story to 'overly grown beard' about how he started to do pharmacy. Apparently