LSAT

Dec 21, 2006 20:38

So I got my LSAT score today. It's not high enough that I can automatically assume I'm simply inherently better than all of you. But it is high enough that after getting to know you, I'll probably be justified in stating that I'm inherently better than you.

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osmocote December 22 2006, 15:03:16 UTC
Dear person.
I have two degrees from The ANU.. You can't beat me.

But you are OK anyhow, love Rich.

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jellydonut3 December 22 2006, 17:00:31 UTC
ANU is one letter short of ANUS.
I win.
Love, Andy.

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osmocote December 22 2006, 21:23:47 UTC
Yes.

But what you mean is one letter short from ANUS.

You lose.

Love Rich.

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jellydonut3 December 24 2006, 05:32:56 UTC
Point the first: I believe the difference is a cultural artifact rather than any mistake on either of our parts.
Point the second: Your degrees are still from a near-ANUS.
Point the third: I win.

Love, Andy.

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osmocote December 26 2006, 22:10:16 UTC
Nope, you just made a mistake. I know, I'm an English teacher.

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jellydonut3 December 27 2006, 03:30:49 UTC
Yes, but that's my point exactly. You are an English teacher with degree(s) from a place that closely resembles ANUS.

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osmocote December 27 2006, 07:59:10 UTC
Which happens to be one of the top universities in the world.

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jellydonut3 December 29 2006, 02:07:46 UTC
Yeah, some top university. Their honors program is spelled "honours." Good luck bragging about how you've gotten degrees to teach English from someplace that randomly inserts a useless "u" into a word, where an "o" will do just fine.

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osmocote December 29 2006, 06:27:49 UTC
Hahahaha.

There are no random indertions in the ANUS!!

The U is needed to make it proper English.

Anyhow, congrats on getting your LSATs :-D

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jellydonut3 December 30 2006, 09:20:02 UTC
Thanks :)

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