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"I simply don't buy that a graduate student at Stanford could honestly be as consistently rude, floundering, or self-contradictory."

lolz. I do.

Sorry, I don't mean to say that all Stanford students display this kind of behavior, but to assume the opposite is pretty funny to me. High intelligence by no means correlates with politeness.

P.S. I propose we stop dissecting what were only slightly obnoxious comments now, and get back to some funny stories. JUST SAYING...

"I simply don't buy that a graduate student at Stanford could honestly be as consistently rude, floundering, or self-contradictory."

lolz. I do.

Sorry, I don't mean to say that all Stanford students display this kind of behavior, but to assume the opposite is pretty funny to me. High intelligence by no means correlates with politeness.

P.S. I propose we stop dissecting what were only slightly obnoxious comments now, and get back to some funny stories. JUST SAYING...

Maybe it comes from growing up in the Baltimore area, but I hate the place. It lacks everything exciting about a major city like New York, but it has all the crime and then some. Not to mention it being one of the ugliest cities overall I've ever been to. Besides the two nice sections, the city is disgusting. The crime is rough and the residents are frightening. Luckily, John's Hopkins is really making an effort to making their campus safer by literally buying up the slums around campus and bulldozing them. Apparently the city is upset with them for doing this, but JHU is the largest employer in Balitmore, and as a city with a terrible economy, it can't do much about it.

My girlfriend interviewed for Hopkins Genetics and Bio programs and was told by graduate students driving her through the city "not to make eye contact" with anyone on the streets or they will "approach the car." Wonderful, right?