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YesFan72 wrote: Captain Clutch wrote: Tsevir Leirbag wrote: Captain Clutch wrote: Who's better, Henry Cow or the Art Bears   Different. Art Bears is pop. That sounds like an exaggeration to me pop = Justin Bieber, Miley Cyrus, etc. Art Bears ≠ them

Art Bears are far more pop than Henry Cow.

Captain Clutch wrote: YesFan72 wrote: On my birthday, a bunch of people told me to tell my twin brother happy birthday. I also had 3 tests and a 4-hour spring musical (I was in the pit) rehearsal. Way to turn 16. On my birthday, I got smashed.  Way to turn 18

I will grow grey whiskers, become incontinent and barren on my birthday, I'm sure.

Oh, and it's also likely I will get food poisoning from the restaurant were going to.

June wrote: Captain Clutch wrote: YesFan72 wrote: On my birthday, a bunch of people told me to tell my twin brother happy birthday. I also had 3 tests and a 4-hour spring musical (I was in the pit) rehearsal. Way to turn 16. On my birthday, I got smashed.  Way to turn 18 I will grow grey whiskers, become incontinent and barren on my birthday, I'm sure. Oh, and it's also likely I will get food poisoning from the restaurant were going to.

Because 30 is so old... I can't wait to be older so that people won't assume I'm an ignorant rebelious teenager. Also, being able to see R-rated movies in theaters would be nice.

YesFan72 wrote: Captain Clutch wrote: YesFan72 wrote: On my birthday, a bunch of people told me to tell my twin brother happy birthday. I also had 3 tests and a 4-hour spring musical (I was in the pit) rehearsal. Way to turn 16. On my birthday, I got smashed.  Way to turn 18 Speaking of drinking ages, are schools in Canada (such as McGill) big on drinking/partying? The admissions officer at McGill claimed that there was almost no partying there, but I really doubt he was telling the truth with tons of parents in the room. I really don't want to go to a big party school.

I was at Concordia, and I don't think there was much, really. But it's really a multi-ethnic school, with a wide age difference between people, so it's not a party place for sure. Great school though.

See, the thing is, you don't have to party in university in Montreal. If you're 18, you can go to a pub, or bar, or club, and party there. Plus it's totally downtown.

June wrote: YesFan72 wrote: Captain Clutch wrote: YesFan72 wrote: On my birthday, a bunch of people told me to tell my twin brother happy birthday. I also had 3 tests and a 4-hour spring musical (I was in the pit) rehearsal. Way to turn 16. On my birthday, I got smashed.  Way to turn 18 Speaking of drinking ages, are schools in Canada (such as McGill) big on drinking/partying? The admissions officer at McGill claimed that there was almost no partying there, but I really doubt he was telling the truth with tons of parents in the room. I really don't want to go to a big party school. I was at Concordia, and I don't think there was much, really. But it's really a multi-ethnic school, with a wide age difference between people, so it's not a party place for sure. Great school though. See, the thing is, you don't have to party in university in Montreal. If you're 18, you can go to a pub, or bar, or club, and party there. Plus it's totally downtown.

I just don't like the whole drinking atmosphere in college. I want to go to a place where kids are (somewhat) serious about learning. That's my big turnoff about Penn. It has a considerable amount of drinking.

June wrote: A Person wrote: June wrote: Captain Clutch wrote: YesFan72 wrote: On my birthday, a bunch of people told me to tell my twin brother happy birthday. I also had 3 tests and a 4-hour spring musical (I was in the pit) rehearsal. Way to turn 16. On my birthday, I got smashed.  Way to turn 18 I will grow grey whiskers, become incontinent and barren on my birthday, I'm sure. Oh, and it's also likely I will get food poisoning from the restaurant we're going to. So you'll just wither away as soon as the clock hits midnight? Yes. Absolutely.

Break your clock.

June wrote: YesFan72 wrote: I just don't like the whole drinking atmosphere in college. I want to go to a place where kids are (somewhat) serious about learning. That's my big turnoff about Penn. It has a considerable amount of drinking. Well, again, it's hard for me to speak for McGill, although I suspect it must quite similar to Concordia. At Concordia, people just seemed to want to get their degrees as soon as possible and get a job.

By the way, do you have any idea how hard it is to get into McGill (like GPA out of 4 / SAT because I'm American)?

Tsevir Leirbag wrote: June, could you please send the link I sent to you to Matt? I can't find it anymore

You're not supposed to be so blatant, Gabe.

And you are less organized than me.


Edited by A Person - June 02 2010 at 20:13

A Person wrote: Tsevir Leirbag wrote: June, could you please send the link I sent to you to Matt? I can't find it anymore You're not supposed to be so blatant, Gabe. And you are less organized than me.

 

Tsevir Leirbag wrote: A Person wrote: Tsevir Leirbag wrote: June, could you please send the link I sent to you to Matt? I can't find it anymore You're not supposed to be so blatant, Gabe. And you are less organized than me.   What does blatant mean?

"without any attempt at concealment; completely obvious"