Sometimes... I wish I was 20 again.

[Garth Vader]

Originally posted by chegitz guevara

Youth is wasted on the young.

QFT.

I want to re-do rather than re-live. It was too depressing the first time through

[Asher]

Originally posted by snoopy369
Take the bible stuff to PM if it interests you so much, thanks.

No can do, your PM software sucks so much it sends me into a fit of rage.

Have you considered upgrading to vb3?

[snoopy369]

Nice try

[Ogie Oglethorpe]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui


Like I said, I think you are reading into his words what you want to. No other care in the world is quite obviously a reference to a less stressful time. College is less stressful than work for a vast majority of people.

And I'd think that partying (and studying, you missed that part... the whole "Nobel" stuff) is more fun than the post college world.

No I presumed his Noble (opposed to "Nobel") prize indicative of the level of studying done at his Uni. This commentary obviously from a maure individual.

[Imran Siddiqui]

Well it isn't like he went to Berkeley (where, btw, they know how to have fun as well).

[rah]

Yes, I almost remember being young and nobel. We were going to save the world. We all did charity work, protested all the right causes.

But then our final years we were all preparing to go out into the real world, listening to job offers, looking for apartments and we all rushed out to vote and elect Richard Nixon to lead the free world.

[chequita guevara]

How'd that work out for you?

[snoopy369]

Richard Nixon

[Kuciwalker]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
Like I said, I think you are reading into his words what you want to. No other care in the world is quite obviously a reference to a less stressful time. College is less stressful than work for a vast majority of people.

I have a feeling that I'll have less work to do once I'm out of college, at least if I keep up the courseload I took this semester

[snoopy369]

College is very similar to the real world... the more (course)work you do, the more you get (money or education). It's entirely up to you

[Elok]

Originally posted by Asher
First of all, the things Oerdin has touched on are very clearly evident in most long-term relationships regardless of genders.

Second of all, anyone who votes for the Republicans after the 8 years the US just had under the Republican leadership is mentally "touched" and fits precisely in the category of closeted, self-repressed homosexual.

Third of all, the misogynistic thing is fun more than anything else. The true misogynists are the people here who think men and women are so fundamentally different that as someone who has sex with men, I don't understand their relationship dynamics.

I was trolling. I'm a virgin, but it seems reasonable to me that sex, like most any other human experience, would lose its luster after the bajillionth time with the same person. I don't think you even need to have sexual experience to see how it might be so. Nor did I think Oerdin is just being dumb and horny, et cetera.

Politically, I prefer to think of it the other way around: after eight years under an idiot, we can't afford to have another prez who may not know what he's doing. McCain, whatever his other faults, is seasoned and competent, while Obama remains an unknown quantity. Party affiliation is a secondary concern to me.

[snoopy369]

I'd actually say that women and men are quite fundamentally different. I don't know many women who would disagree with that. I say that as a woman-loving non-misogynist (what's the opposite of misogynist? amigynist?).

I think that recognizing those differences is better than pretending they aren't there...

[Dinner]

Originally posted by Ogie Oglethorpe
The fact that Oerdin seems to denigrate his GF would indicate more than just a passing fancy at 20 ish life style/angst.

Denigrate? Jesus... This thread has gotten retarded. Mods can you please close it?

[Dinner]

Oh, and for the record when I went to UCSB four professors won Nobel prizes and they were ranked 42nd in the country over all and 7th in my major.

[Asher]

Santa Barbara is the new San Diego