Originally posted by: oreagan
Originally posted by: Excelsior
Originally posted by: oreagan
I never said "I really enjoy this" to anyone who wasn't a close friend of mine, and rarely to them, but I absolutely loved every AP class I took my senior year (6 of them). I was competitive because competition is fun, and I got into a darned good school and am having an absolute blast. And one of the best parts of it is that I don't have to deal with people too apathetic and/or stupid to be here.
Thats cool. :beer: for you. Where are you at now?
University of Virginia
Originally posted by: idNut
Makes me sick to hear about all this running around for pointless forms, signatures, authorizations, etc. But that's me. The way I see it is this is all to no avail. We're all gonna die anyways so why even bother wasting even more of your life in school for a career that will enslave you in America's economy? This is why I wish I lived in Roman or Medieval times. Sure disease and sh!t was awful but at least you got a taste of living. You could go into battle with a sword (instead of gun because anyone can shoot a gun), no piece of technology to rule you, the things you learnt were from your mentors and not your corporate teachers, etc.
Buahahahaha...yeah, cause those fantasy novels you read are always perfectly accurate. The real life of a peasant in the middle ages wasn't serfdom where you worked from dawn till dusk in the fields, tied to the land you worked by law yet not owning the land or earning an income. Every single man was a super hero who fought with swords and daggers in big epic swordfights in nifty battles in armies where there wasn't rampant dysentery (sp?) and everything was great. Just like Dungeons and Dragons has promised you.
People run around signing forms and getting educated because they have beliefs, ideals, hopes, dreams, and aren't paralyzed by some half-baked nihilism and s00pur-kewl rebellion, which, by the way, has been exercised and felt by teens since time immemorial...including those precious and idealistic Roman and Medieval times.