PSA: ATTN - If you are bound in raid zones, read this

[SamwiseRed]

was lookin for some good examples of hot phil majors but so far only memes lol

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[Num1RecommendedByDentists]

Originally Posted by heartbrand [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

So what's your story bro? Who are you in game, where do you live what do you do for a living how much do you make etc.? Thanks for ignoring my points, confirming your ignorance and remaining an ineffectual troll.

wow hb i hope you never try to pull the "you're way too invested" card again

[heartbrand]

If you come swinging at my RL I'm going to respond with the facts

[SamwiseRed]

not sure facts is the proper response to a falcon punch unless you have some kind of acoustic powers.

[Num1RecommendedByDentists]

Originally Posted by heartbrand [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

If you come swinging at my RL I'm going to respond with the facts

someone who isn't way too invested would not care whatsoever to post essay after essay

[heartbrand]

Aren't u the guy who wrote a four pager analyzing the botb fight log vs Gongshow to try to establish it wasn't the Iksar regen that won it for you? Why didn't you just ignore him?

[Frieza_Prexus]

Originally Posted by GrobbGangsta [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Maryland is #41, making it BARELY Tier 1. The conventional wisdom is that going to a school outside top 25 is a bad investment, because all of the schools outside the top 25 are shit and do not provide good employment opportunities in the post-housing crisis/Obama world.

Not to take Heartbrand's side cause he can be kind of irritating, but...

Maryland is actually a decent university, but suffers from regional immobility. It's on the Eastern seaboard which pits it against the Ivy, but MD doesn't quite qualify as a shit degree. Going to a top 60ish school can be good under some common circumstances such as going to a lower ranked but regionally dominant school (Arizona, Houston, SMU, New Mexico, etc.) or if you have a specific purpose for the degree in mind.

Also, I know NYU and Yale law grads who are instructors. Powerscore can be decent pay for a small time investment if you enjoy it as a side matter.

[Num1RecommendedByDentists]

p sure gongshow made 4 or 5 posts, one within 3 minutes of losing, of equal length explaining why he lost and should have won

gotta put those retards trying to trivialize my grand accomplishment as best monk on the server in their place, took me prob 5 minutes to make that post

you, however, have 60-70 posts of that length in this thread alone

[heartbrand]

Why did you bother responding to me just now?













C wut I did dere?

[heartbrand]

Originally Posted by Frieza_Prexus [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Not to take Heartbrand's side cause he can be kind of irritating, but...

Maryland is actually a decent university, but suffers from regional immobility. It's on the Eastern seaboard which pits it against the Ivy, but MD doesn't quite qualify as a shit degree. Going to a top 60ish school can be good under some common circumstances such as going to a lower ranked but regionally dominant school (Arizona, Houston, SMU, New Mexico, etc.) or if you have a specific purpose for the degree in mind.

Also, I know NYU and Yale law grads who are instructors. Powerscore can be decent pay for a small time investment if you enjoy it as a side matter.

You work for powerscore at one point or have friends who did?