And if you’d really like to know, I go to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in the state of NY. I would never stoop so low as Vandy. I shudder just to think about the rampant stupidity flowing there. I could’ve gone to Brown for engineering, but Brown’s engineering is nothing compared to RPI. Most Ivy League schools are great for science and liberal arts, but I’m not trying to awe people with Ivy League names. Lehigh and Bucknell pale in comparison to RPI. You should know that if you go to school in PA, honey. Oh and that 790 – yeah, that was on Math 2.
And I’m glad you support gun control. That’s one thing we can agree on.
You realize each portion of the SAT is worth one third of your cumulative score, right? Because then I’m sure you’d see how even if you aced the verbal and math portions, you wouldn’t be getting a 640 on the writing with only three sentences. I’m calling bullshit on that one, smarty. Excuse my language, but I’d say you fucked up your math a little bit right there trying to one-up me. And your 34 on your ACT? Right. The only reason I even took that was because the state of Colorado requires it. I legitimately fell asleep during the science portion. Oh and I would hope that you pay less than 2K a year to go to some worthless SEC school. I have four varsity letters from high school from one sport (not that letters in high school mean terribly much) but it’s not like that was my only sport. I’m a collegiate cyclist now, and I did taekwondo until I tore my ACL. And 50th in a class of 300? Let’s face it, you shouldn’t brag about that. Try 39th in a class of 703. Also, I’ve been on dean’s list every semester of my college career.The only school I didn’t get into was MIT, and that’s because their acceptance rate is less than 10 percent.
Seriously, if you can’t take the heat stay out of the kitchen, as you so often like to tell us that’s where we belong. And try not to get your panties in too much of a bunch, “sweetheart”.
Well, Piker, that’s what happens when you go to school in the South, huh? I’m sure I’m “smarter” than you (Let’s see, 2100 SAT with writing, 33 ACT, 790 Math SAT Subject Test, 730 Chem SAT Subject Test, 4’s and 5’s in 9 AP courses in high school, and I’m on a full ride to an engineering school that costs 52K total a year). And I can assure you that I have actually appreciated the vast majority of teachers in my life who helped me accomplish those things. Oh except for the shitheads in Texas and Oklahoma. I’m an AF Brat and spent a lot of time in San Antonio and Midwest City. Those teachers were bright as rocks… But Maryland, Massachusetts, and Colorado all had teachers that were worth respecting.
And not everyone is a prodigy, so your example isn’t exactly valid. And what exactly are you planning on doing with your life that’s going to make such a great contribution to society? Enter GOP politics? It could be perfect for you: Never say what makes you the best, always shit on the opposing side. Sounds like you, honey.
Sometimes, Piker, you say some really intelligent things (I actually research supercapacitors and fuel cells, and I’m studying to be an engineer). But then you go and say some ignorant political comment that really has no basis, and you suddenly lose all attraction factor. I don’t think you should lecture someone about not actually making a difference or contributing to society when you yourself seem to be the type of person who would oppose progress just because it could potentially help the liberals. Can’t wait for the rest of your brain to mature!
Even though W first proposed things like the American Dream Downpayment Fund (2002). I’m not against it, but it sure sounds suspiciously like a handout…
I thought republicans like those kinds of games? Isn’t that why No Child Left Behind happened? They wanted to give all the dumb kids a chance to be winners.
Sorry, if you grew up in PA.*
And if you’d really like to know, I go to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in the state of NY. I would never stoop so low as Vandy. I shudder just to think about the rampant stupidity flowing there. I could’ve gone to Brown for engineering, but Brown’s engineering is nothing compared to RPI. Most Ivy League schools are great for science and liberal arts, but I’m not trying to awe people with Ivy League names. Lehigh and Bucknell pale in comparison to RPI. You should know that if you go to school in PA, honey. Oh and that 790 – yeah, that was on Math 2.
And I’m glad you support gun control. That’s one thing we can agree on.
You realize each portion of the SAT is worth one third of your cumulative score, right? Because then I’m sure you’d see how even if you aced the verbal and math portions, you wouldn’t be getting a 640 on the writing with only three sentences. I’m calling bullshit on that one, smarty. Excuse my language, but I’d say you fucked up your math a little bit right there trying to one-up me. And your 34 on your ACT? Right. The only reason I even took that was because the state of Colorado requires it. I legitimately fell asleep during the science portion. Oh and I would hope that you pay less than 2K a year to go to some worthless SEC school. I have four varsity letters from high school from one sport (not that letters in high school mean terribly much) but it’s not like that was my only sport. I’m a collegiate cyclist now, and I did taekwondo until I tore my ACL. And 50th in a class of 300? Let’s face it, you shouldn’t brag about that. Try 39th in a class of 703. Also, I’ve been on dean’s list every semester of my college career.The only school I didn’t get into was MIT, and that’s because their acceptance rate is less than 10 percent.
Seriously, if you can’t take the heat stay out of the kitchen, as you so often like to tell us that’s where we belong. And try not to get your panties in too much of a bunch, “sweetheart”.
Well, Piker, that’s what happens when you go to school in the South, huh? I’m sure I’m “smarter” than you (Let’s see, 2100 SAT with writing, 33 ACT, 790 Math SAT Subject Test, 730 Chem SAT Subject Test, 4’s and 5’s in 9 AP courses in high school, and I’m on a full ride to an engineering school that costs 52K total a year). And I can assure you that I have actually appreciated the vast majority of teachers in my life who helped me accomplish those things. Oh except for the shitheads in Texas and Oklahoma. I’m an AF Brat and spent a lot of time in San Antonio and Midwest City. Those teachers were bright as rocks… But Maryland, Massachusetts, and Colorado all had teachers that were worth respecting.
And not everyone is a prodigy, so your example isn’t exactly valid. And what exactly are you planning on doing with your life that’s going to make such a great contribution to society? Enter GOP politics? It could be perfect for you: Never say what makes you the best, always shit on the opposing side. Sounds like you, honey.
Sometimes, Piker, you say some really intelligent things (I actually research supercapacitors and fuel cells, and I’m studying to be an engineer). But then you go and say some ignorant political comment that really has no basis, and you suddenly lose all attraction factor. I don’t think you should lecture someone about not actually making a difference or contributing to society when you yourself seem to be the type of person who would oppose progress just because it could potentially help the liberals. Can’t wait for the rest of your brain to mature!
Even though W first proposed things like the American Dream Downpayment Fund (2002). I’m not against it, but it sure sounds suspiciously like a handout…
I thought republicans like those kinds of games? Isn’t that why No Child Left Behind happened? They wanted to give all the dumb kids a chance to be winners.