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

[Tomato King6]

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

If you are a scrawny faggot that can't get any pussy and suck at life, and you are walking around and get attacked unprovoked, that is called bullying.

If you are a scrawny faggot that can't get any pussy and you walk around talking about how big your dick is and how much you get laid, and you get called out, thats what I like to call a Necessary Reality Check ("NRC").

See the difference?

this guy is mad , and stop ripping on HB he is a successful business man making 2 mil a year.

tell us about your black American express hb

[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.

[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?

[Frieza_Prexus]

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

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

Not me, no. I just have a friend who did, and I met the others in passing.

[SamwiseRed]

philosophy majors tend to be the best lays.

[Graahle]

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

philosophy majors tend to be the best lays.

Well us Construction Science majors PROVIDE the best lays..you could say we know how to "lay some pipe." hueeheheheeeheeehee.

[Faerie]

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

philosophy majors tend to be the best lays.

This is true.

[Faerie]

Lol, that's silly.

[heartbrand]

Not that my personal life is particularly interesting but I went to maryland because my wife's family owns a catering business, of which she is a part of and being groomed to take over eventually. I had a job already lined up before law school and it made no sense to go to NYU (a school I was accepted to) and forgo hundreds of thousands of dollars of income just so I have a fancier piece of paper on my wall. Perhaps on an Internet forum it makes for fodder or what not, and that's fine, but I can't reiterate enough I find trolls about my financial status absolutely hilarious because I've been incredibly blessed to be born into the family I was, and marry into the family I did, where money doesn't matter and I can pursue whatever business opportunities I want.

I teach on the side because teaching is my passion in life. Some of us do things we enjoy where money is not a factor, that is one of them for me. I enjoy the logic of the LSAT, I nerd out over it and I find it incredibly rewarding to watch the brains of the students I tutor click when they finally get "it".

I hope my personal life story was interesting, it sounds like you have a lot of anger and resentment, I hope you find some inner peace in your life, and I wish you the very best.

[big league chew]

didnt read any of that but LETS GO WHALERS
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p.s. shoulda went to tunxis like me bro shits classic