Saturday, April 15, 2006
REDPONY!
http://forums.asiasoft.net/thread.asp?qid=680733&page=2
check out the above link and see the online epic; the JC/POLY WAR.
started by non other than the idiot redpony.
being a literature student i shall start critisizing him in every possible way.
"Huh? Polys are for those who cant enter JCs. If someone cant even meet the minimum cutoff to enter a JC, it's just plain sad. People from poly should know their place. You kids are just 2nd class. JC > polys anyday. I mean.... there's never a need to enter a poly anyway. I dont think anyone in my circle of friends cant make the minimum cut off.
Read your last line, kid. I dont understand what you are trying to say." quoted from redpony's post in the forums.
Well, i must say that it is SAD that u think that people are sad not actually making it to jc. Boy, u are sure snobbish.. I'm a freshie at a local poly and hey i qualified for jc too. by saying , "I dont think anyone in my circle of friends cant make the minimum cut off." perhaps u are convincing yourself that your friends are too, having their heads in the sky just like you. this clearly shows that u are dillusional.
honestly i am disgusted at your lack of intelligence (even though u claimed to be in a great junior collage). whats the point of posting that post in the forum, perhaps u this was the answer "People from poly should know their place". People from poly to know our place? Wow, if this was a question on a gp paper u will be doomed to fail.
"never a need to enter a poly anyway", are you so certain? are you so sure that the economy does not require students with diplomas? not only to say that u are not really smart but u lack the ability to see the big picture.
Seriously u should start reading your social studies text book in greater detail, ( ESP. the racial riots)
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On Another Note,
I believe that Jc and poly are just different routes leading to the same ending.
it is not comparable between both type of insititions.
Cheers,
Kenneth
check out the above link and see the online epic; the JC/POLY WAR.
started by non other than the idiot redpony.
being a literature student i shall start critisizing him in every possible way.
"Huh? Polys are for those who cant enter JCs. If someone cant even meet the minimum cutoff to enter a JC, it's just plain sad. People from poly should know their place. You kids are just 2nd class. JC > polys anyday. I mean.... there's never a need to enter a poly anyway. I dont think anyone in my circle of friends cant make the minimum cut off.
Read your last line, kid. I dont understand what you are trying to say." quoted from redpony's post in the forums.
Well, i must say that it is SAD that u think that people are sad not actually making it to jc. Boy, u are sure snobbish.. I'm a freshie at a local poly and hey i qualified for jc too. by saying , "I dont think anyone in my circle of friends cant make the minimum cut off." perhaps u are convincing yourself that your friends are too, having their heads in the sky just like you. this clearly shows that u are dillusional.
honestly i am disgusted at your lack of intelligence (even though u claimed to be in a great junior collage). whats the point of posting that post in the forum, perhaps u this was the answer "People from poly should know their place". People from poly to know our place? Wow, if this was a question on a gp paper u will be doomed to fail.
"never a need to enter a poly anyway", are you so certain? are you so sure that the economy does not require students with diplomas? not only to say that u are not really smart but u lack the ability to see the big picture.
Seriously u should start reading your social studies text book in greater detail, ( ESP. the racial riots)
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On Another Note,
I believe that Jc and poly are just different routes leading to the same ending.
it is not comparable between both type of insititions.
Cheers,
Kenneth
// posted by Kenneth @ 11:29 PM 
