Last one to post wins the internets

[shaina]

[megabyteme]

P.S.. I should say that my son graduated university in Canadian Biomedical Engineering with honors tho

That's kinda cute.

[shaina]

P.S.. I should say that my son graduated university in Canadian Biomedical Engineering with honors tho

That's kinda cute.

He is thinking of moving to the US to work, he will be treated like a rock star with the Canadian degree Truth.........

Did you figure out the original question? and is Idols hand-me-down good enough for the prize??

[IdolEyes787]

P.S.. I should say that my son graduated university in Canadian Biomedical Engineering with honors tho

That's kinda cute.

I think it may be fake. It's supposedly a degree from a Canadian university and apparently they spelled it "honors".

[shaina]

I think it may be fake. It's supposedly a degree from a Canadian university and apparently they spelled it "honors".

I thought it was nicer than saying he graduated top 5 in engineering (and has the ring to prove it) I know you are a graduate from university Idol, do you think graduating with an engineering degree is more difficult than others??
And he went to Ryerson ( with partial scholarship paid by Chat high school)

I am very proud of him

I have my daughter in 3rd year in Brock now switched to law, and my other boy is on hiatus with school and money hungry, very diversified kids considering there father is a bum

[IdolEyes787]

I thought it was nicer than saying he graduated top 5 in engineering (and has the ring to prove it) I know you are a graduate from university Idol, do you think graduating with an engineering degree is more difficult than others??

You should be proud of him even though I can't see how operating a train can be all that difficult.

[shaina]

You should be proud of him even though I can't see how operating a train can be all that difficult.

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I look back now, and he seemed to be glued to the tv when this came on

[Caballero]

How can anyone . take that punctuation , seriously .

is it better to have tried and failed than never to have tried at all

[shaina]

How can anyone . take that punctuation , seriously .

is it better to have tried and failed than never to have tried at all

[megabyteme]

I thought it was nicer than saying he graduated top 5 in engineering

Out of a class of 5, I'm guessing...

I'm very proud of my 1.5 kids, too. Pretty sure my son wants to be a superhero when he grows up.