College Are For Fools

i got laid up at ECU last week and i dont even go there

 

yeah.....

i was frightened away from ECU by all the std's



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hahaha

 

you must be so proud of yourself

 

Yeah, ECU isn't really that hard.


I actually was going to go to East Carolina, for awhile.

 

ECU is everyone's failsafe


everyone gets accepted

 

Yeah, haha... my English teacher went there, UVA, and UNCG.

He said he enjoyed it and it was the best value, regionally. So, I've still considered it. My uncle went to UNCW and UNCG.

I'm definately going to seek out of state residence... I'd go to VA Tech, but there's extreme overcrowding.

UVA is always a chance if I go to Charlottesville.

 

uncw's pretty nice

 

I'd like to go to McGill University after cégep. Apparently they have good history/journalism programs..

 

Kurdistan isn't even a country, is lacking in infrastructure and stability for simple manufacturing. But you're ignoring every point that has a consensus of economists backing it up, making illogical points, and basically you're stuck on a path that has been tried and failed. I'm out.

 

I'll be there in two years, hopefully, for law school.

 

I'll be there in three hopefully !

 

Well, I'm done with my BA after this year, then going to either SK or China to teach english for a year. Study for the LSATs then see if I can get in. I'm not overly worried about getting accepted though, I have an A average so far.

 

im starting community college in january! my GED is getting me somewhere.

 

Kurdistan is a country, it's a country from up inside Senator Conroy's ass, clearly that's where your logic is implying.

Lol capital investment, who's going to pay for that, our government? Where's the government going to come up with that money when by that time the country is broke?

The people you say? How, when the majority of the citizens won't be able to pay federal taxes let alone their land & school tax.

The U.S is billions in debt, why do we need more?


Sure business investors could invest into the country but isn't that what bonds are for? You know? The same basic bond system we been using since the start of this country? That same bond system didn't do much good when this country went through the depression of the 1930s, which also taught us that when the business market is broke the only way of coming out from it is through a World War.

Again Investing into an already broken system isn't the answer, repairing that system with extreme change is.