chalkboard

Write a sentence on the chalkboard 100 times.

Like nails on a chalkboard now.-- I don't see the market there for apps.

Time to wipe the chalkboard again I'm afraid...

Two professors were arguing in front of a chalkboard, for hours and hours.

The fuzzy border lines on the buttons are like "nails on a chalkboard" to me.

You need to take entire classes on things like how to write on a chalkboard and how to spot kids who are being abused at home.

I think it's the fingernails on chalkboard effect of similar hardness.

About five years ago I saw a chalkboard outside a trendy SoHo NYC apartment.

You really don't need much besides a chalkboard, a copier, and a high-quality, engaged teacher.

Please, let's return to the golden age of when I was in college and professors had to write things illegibly on the chalkboard before just reading them to us!

Now I get to see what's stronger - my desire to try Mailbox or the fingernails-on-chalkboard irritation of an app on my phone that doesn't do anything.

It's not really about piracy though; it more closely resembles a toll booth on the door to the classroom, or charging students to keep the lights on so they can read the chalkboard.

I feel that they often come over like mathematics professors that just fill the chalkboard with lightning speed and look at you like "seriously, how dare you ask this dumb question".

There might be good advice in here for an average day, but as a piece of timely advice targeted to this particular outage it's very, very annoying -- fingernails-on-a-chalkboard annoying, to those of us in the trenches -- because it is full of crap.