College

UncleDynamite · 2004-08-25, 10:05 PM

/me enters attention-whore mode

Whew. I've been spending the past few days packing and getting ready for the big move to college. It sucks having to loaf around the house as your friends start parting ways, but getting into the thick of college will solve that I'm sure (besides, I'll be seeing all my old friends soon enough). Anyway, I'll be attending Claremont McKenna in Claremont CA (oh so close to San Diego!), so if you find yourself around the area, feel free to stalk me. And if any of you high-school seniors are interested in said college, ask me and I'll tell you what it's like. I'm leaving tomorrow morning, and orientation lasts until the 31st. So probably won't be online until then, but we'll see.

Let the good times roll

SDM · 2004-08-25, 10:11 PM

I don't remember college.

My advice: Enjoy yourself, but not too much. Know when it's time to play, and when it's not. Have expiramental sex, as much as possible. College girls can be talked into damn near anything. (just add beer)

JetRaiden · 2004-08-25, 10:11 PM

sah-weet! good luck in college.

Triggar · 2004-08-25, 10:12 PM

Originally Posted by SDM

College girls can be talked into damn near anything. (just add beer)

Is that how your mom and dad met?

JetRaiden · 2004-08-25, 10:14 PM

Originally Posted by Triggar

Is that how your mom and dad met?

SDM · 2004-08-25, 10:52 PM

Originally Posted by Triggar

Is that how your mom and dad met?

HEHE no, my mom was the boss's daughter.

(not kidding)

AztecWarrior · 2004-08-25, 10:59 PM

Originally Posted by SDM

I don't remember college.

My advice: Enjoy yourself, but not too much. Know when it's time to play, and when it's not. Have expiramental sex, as much as possible. College girls can be talked into damn near anything. (just add beer)

My advice, do the exact opposite of the underlined portions. : D

Lonehunter · 2004-08-25, 11:14 PM

My advice, get drunk (or what ever method you use to get wasted) then think about what the hell you're doing. College? Deep inside you'll notice (when you're wasted) that you do NOT want to do this. Instead you'll think of something else to do with your life.

UncleDynamite · 2004-08-25, 11:25 PM

Aw, it's like a PSU Advice Column! Much

I'm a big partier, and so is everyone else at Claremont, so that's cool for me. But my parents are shelling out big bucks to send me to a top-notch private school, so that means I might do some studying once... a month... maybe. But I don't drink and I don't plan on drinking, so sorry, no drunken tales from me. I might have some tales of other drunken people, so we'll see.

Anyway, we need to seriously think about a PSU Advice Column. Think how many people we can mislead.

Rbstr · 2004-08-25, 11:29 PM

Originally Posted by Lonehunter187

My advice, get drunk (or what ever method you use to get wasted) then think about what the hell you're doing. College? Deep inside you'll notice (when you're wasted) that you do NOT want to do this. Instead you'll think of something else to do with your life.

wow not smart don't do that

Lonehunter · 2004-08-25, 11:31 PM

Originally Posted by Rbstr

wow not smart don't do that

Ok, drop the wasted part and join the Military, Navy or Air Force if you don't want Iraq action.

Smaug · 2004-08-25, 11:53 PM

Originally Posted by Lonehunter187

My advice, get drunk (or what ever method you use to get wasted) then think about what the hell you're doing. College? Deep inside you'll notice (when you're wasted) that you do NOT want to do this. Instead you'll think of something else to do with your life.

College is probably the smartest thing a person could do with their lives.

Lonehunter · 2004-08-26, 12:00 AM

Originally Posted by Smaug

College is probably the smartest thing a person could do with their lives.

Not always

Ivan · 2004-08-26, 12:03 AM

Originally Posted by Lonehunter187

Not always

True, there is always Porn and Prostitution, but they are basically one and the same.

Smaug · 2004-08-26, 12:16 AM

Originally Posted by Lonehunter187

Not always

Most of the time, if they have the available funds, and are smart enough. I doubt someone would get as far as UD in their college planning if they didn't have what it takes.