If you want to make it sound even more impressive say that it's in the triple digits.:O
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If you want to make it sound even more impressive say that it's in the triple digits.:O
Nobody would buy that. :noes:
I thought no one told the truth about anything here anyway?:unsure:
"Says more about the site than it does about you, really."Quote:
Originally Posted by ringhunter
There, I blurted out the appropriate comeback everyone left out of the picture.
Since when is that a cliche? And for roughly 1% of the population, it's true.Quote:
Originally Posted by ringhunter"My IQ is in the top 1% of this site."Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
Since forever. Seen it on ScT/SCC/HDB, I'm sure I've seen it on even more but I can't put a nickname to the phrase in anymore cases.Quote:
Originally Posted by megabytemeSince when is that a cliche? And for roughly 1% of the population, it's true.Quote:
Originally Posted by ringhunter
I see it on nearly every tracker forum I'm on at least once. It gets funnier every time, if you ask me.
EDIT: I really doubt anyone who's even close to being in the 99th percentile would be wasting his time pirating stuff rather than going out and making a shit-ton of money with anything they own above their shoulder-line. That and I'm yet to be impressed by anything more intelligent than high school level physics understanding on tracker forums. Then again who am I to question janitors at prominent universities, right?
That explains it, I've never been on those sites. Clichers. Blech.
Your acceptance to Med school has given you a second wind. Either that, or a refill of hot "airs".
Why do I get the impression there's 3 people actually living on FST?
Ahahaha, it did, I won't deny it. I've been trying to keep my neck down, but part of me refuses to accept that I don't want much to change. Got into a huge argument with a RL friend of mine yesterday about fate vs. science. It ended with him saying "Your acceptance to medschool has changed you a lot".Quote:
Originally Posted by megabyteme
I honestly think it did, and it didn't. People who don't know seem to treat me the same way they always have, and I feel like I treat them normally, as well. I'll give it a few weeks then talk to the dude again. I honestly think it was contextual perception, or me being a douchebag. Either way, bleh.
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You didn't catch that? I mean, I thought it was subtle, but worthy of at least a "HA!" moment. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by ringhunter
Haha. Twice what you expected. Keep the change. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by ringhunterAhahaha, it did, I won't deny it. I've been trying to keep my neck down, but part of me refuses to accept that I don't want much to change. Got into a huge argument with a RL friend of mine yesterday about fate vs. science. It ended with him saying "Your acceptance to medschool has changed you a lot".
I honestly think it did, and it didn't. People who don't know seem to treat me the same way they always have, and I feel like I treat them normally, as well. I'll give it a few weeks then talk to the dude again. I honestly think it was contextual perception, or me being a douchebag. Either way, bleh.
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You didn't catch that? I mean, I thought it was subtle, but worthy of at least a "HA!" moment. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by ringhunter
Actually, now that I think about it, you've always been a douchebag. :lol:
Maybe that's an indicator that you are on the right path, eh?
I am actually having a similar discussion about self-improvement right now. It is really hard to move forward and keep things the same. You set higher goals, and they sit. That makes it really hard to not change.
As for online friends, I don't know if that has the same dynamic. Most of us are lying out our asses anyway, so it really doesn't make much of a difference. You are going to med school; I'm going to Astronot skool next week, myself! :yup: