what is your highest level of education?
Tu Stultus Es
" go quote yourself "
oh man
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my guess is high school onlyeleven bravo wrote:
what is your highest level of education?
he's worse than atg and atg dropped out in middle school
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wouldn't be surprised if ATG pulls in more than both of you.
Graduated from College in 3 years with Dual degree, Went to work for a few years first so school seemed easy by comparison, didn't have time for Frisbee or Air guitar. I used my education for about 4 years and got into training horses instead.
Formal Education is proof of very little. There are plenty of well educated and destitute people and plenty of successful people with little or no real formal education. I find people who claim to be " Well educated " * here seem to be a bit full of themselves and lacking real world experience. However I have hired a lot of College graduates that want to " reinvent the wheel " and find that kind of pridefullness usually a good sign as it is often paired with ambition and altruism. What exactly was your point. Maybe you should just stick to quoting yourself.
* pick your own examples " Cameron Poe " " Fart-conius " " bubalo " etc.
Graduated from College in 3 years with Dual degree, Went to work for a few years first so school seemed easy by comparison, didn't have time for Frisbee or Air guitar. I used my education for about 4 years and got into training horses instead.
Formal Education is proof of very little. There are plenty of well educated and destitute people and plenty of successful people with little or no real formal education. I find people who claim to be " Well educated " * here seem to be a bit full of themselves and lacking real world experience. However I have hired a lot of College graduates that want to " reinvent the wheel " and find that kind of pridefullness usually a good sign as it is often paired with ambition and altruism. What exactly was your point. Maybe you should just stick to quoting yourself.
* pick your own examples " Cameron Poe " " Fart-conius " " bubalo " etc.
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I know where this is going.. Yes 5.5, I remember you from School. . .11 Bravo wrote:
my guess is high school onlyeleven bravo wrote:
what is your highest level of education?
you were The cute little boy in the lunch room wearing a Hockey Helmet !
Waving to everyone from the short bus and licking the glass.
university of pheonix doesnt count
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11 Bravo wrote:
please show me where i wished for you to be a woman thenHunter/Jumper wrote:
like I said, You seem to have the memory of a goldfish.
11 Bravo wrote:
11 Bravo wrote:
please show me where i wished for you to be a woman thenHunter/Jumper wrote:
like I said, You seem to have the memory of a goldfish.
Let's recap.Dilbert_X wrote:
Iran was happy talking to the US, and helping combat Al Qaeda - right up until Bush decided they were part of the 'axis of evil' for some reason.Pug wrote:
It's about time we started talking with Syria. I read an article awhile back which stated the US probably could turn Syria away from Iran.
Thats what triggered the Iranian moderates to be ousted and the current radicals to get in.
"We should talk to Syria"
"Yeah, Bush fucked up"
Ok, that made sense.
Found the article
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/08/05/opini … .html?_r=1
Iran and Syria were ready to talk ten years ago, Bush turned them away and threatened them with war.
Here we are now.
Here we are now.
Fuck Israel
Syria and Iran were part of the Axis of Evil.
Bush labeled Iran, Iraq and North Korea as the axis of evil in his State of the Union address on January 29, 2002.
On May 6, 2002 future United States UN Ambassador John R. Bolton gave a speech entitled "Beyond the Axis of Evil". In it he added three more nations to be grouped with the already mentioned "rogue states" and they were Libya, Syria, and Cuba.
Yeah, good job there guys. How many wars did they want to commit to at once?
Bush labeled Iran, Iraq and North Korea as the axis of evil in his State of the Union address on January 29, 2002.
On May 6, 2002 future United States UN Ambassador John R. Bolton gave a speech entitled "Beyond the Axis of Evil". In it he added three more nations to be grouped with the already mentioned "rogue states" and they were Libya, Syria, and Cuba.
Yeah, good job there guys. How many wars did they want to commit to at once?
Really, Cuba?
They haven't done anything worth noting at all since 1962.
They haven't done anything worth noting at all since 1962.
Debatable that Iran was ready 10 years ago, but unfortunately that's not the debate is it? Debatable on Syria, based on the 2006 op-ed article I posted, but that's not the debate is it?Dilbert_X wrote:
Iran and Syria were ready to talk ten years ago, Bush turned them away and threatened them with war.
Here we are now.
Sometimes people like to add an opinion with supporting comments to strengthen their position based on their recommended course of action.
"We should talk with Syria"
"Bush fucked up"
Take a shot.
tbh dont even try arguing with dilbert when america is involved. for years now all he's said is that everything in the last 60 years comes down to america being the root of all evil and problems in the world etc.
inane little opines
Ignorance is bliss.dayarath wrote:
tbh dont even try arguing with dilbert when america is involved. for years now all he's said is that everything in the last 60 years comes down to america being the root of all evil and problems in the world etc.
If the women don't find ya handsome. They should at least find ya handy.