I think that I will come to this point at the end of every school year.

The second semester comes to a close as spring begins to morph into summer. Friends that were once acquaintances begin to pack their belongings and move out of their oh-so-familiar dorm rooms, apartments, and houses.  Students returning their textbooks, finishing the last of their tests, and heading home for the summer. 

Experiences like this - The end of a year of college - Lead to an inevitably large number of goodbyes.  I find myself leaving a number of friends that I have spent months eating, studying, growing, and living with - All of whom I am somewhat sad that I will not see in the next few months of my life.....  But that's just it.

Who's to say that I will ever see that friend from second floor ever again?

How do I really know that I have many more memories to look forward to making with that friend that lives on State Street?

So often, our goodbyes sound something like any one of the following:

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It's an upcoming phenomenon. 
Maybe you've noticed it, or maybe you've been a direct participant in it....

I call it "the soap-less rinse".

It has come to my attention that many people, in particular, college men, have developed a somewhat interesting bathroom habit.  It consists, firstly, of a normal restroom routine.  One goes about excretion of various sorts of bodily waste all while using his/her hands to assist the process in some way, shape or form (I will spare you the details, but you can think of any practical example of how everyone almost always uses there hands to do various things when exuding fecal matter - even if it be before or after).