<p>You know what? I thought you were cultured and would be impressed by the fact that I was inviting you over to see The Grudge 2. I was planning on treating you to delicious Spam sandwiches and a foot massage.</p>
<p>You missed out, lady!</p>
<p>hahaha I love this thread</p>
<p>thanks mike! :)</p>
<p>and what did you tell the guy karol?</p>
<p>&at essenar’s comment: hahaha…</p>
<p>oh essenar…you’re weird. lol</p>
<p>Luke–I told him I was busy, and he said “i know you’re lying. but i’ll forgive you if you come over.” and I never spoke to him again ahhaha</p>
<p>hahaha, nice;</p>
<p>I guess it was my fault for being nice to him. I mean, if a girl is nice to a guy that means she wants to go out with him. common knowledge right??</p>
<p>who knows what he was thinking lol :)</p>
<p>best experience: the moment i found out i got accept to UCLA</p>
<p>Worst experience: the moment i found out what it meant by “maintaining good academic standing” in UCLA provisional contract</p>
<p>Plus Karol, you go to City College. I went to City for Biology 107 during Summer 2009 and wow are there some weird people there. At Mesa college you might not have that problem. Most of the people I meet are down to earth and pretty chill and goal oriented. A block away from City College, there’s homeless drug addicts sleeping on the streets and they walk up to girls while they’re walking to the trolley station and bug them. </p>
<p>I almost leveled some guy because he was being a little “too aggressive” with a girl from my class, and I saw it from behind so I stepped in. I was afraid to punch him, from fear that I’d cut my hand on his teeth and get aids or something, so I just shoved him and told him to take off.</p>
<p>When a girl is nice to a guy it means they have a green light? I’m not familiar with this rule. Wow, I am so oblivious.</p>
<p>best: cheap prices for units, local, nice people (for the most part)</p>
<p>worst: some of the people (for the least part), can’t really complain…</p>
<p>SD City College- WHAT?! I thought I was alone here! </p>
<p>Best: Being on of the “smart kids” in nearly every class.</p>
<p>Worst: telling people that I go to City College.</p>
<p>worst experience: Armenian stalker, druggie parking stalker and getting my purse with all its belongings stolen from me.</p>
<p>best experience: getting the **** out. lol j/k
best experience: student government.</p>
<p>Best experience: Joining MESA, meeting lots of cool people</p>
<p>Worst Experience: underestimating my igetc Polisci class and getting a C - my lowest grade ever! Still can’t believe it. The guy told us he was the easiest professor ever, he said that the lowest grade in the last class he taught was a B, blah blah blah</p>
<p>So what did I do? I was like woohoo! easy A! and ended up with a C, without even knowing it. Opening my report card for that semester was a huge surprise. Still can’t believe I pulled A’s in all the hardest classes, and got my one C in the class I should’ve easily beaten (if only I actually did more hw/etc). Sure taught me a lesson haha.</p>
<p>Santa Rosa JC is pretty bad too. Lots of antisocial people, which is surprising since there are like 35,000 students here.</p>
<p>wherever i end up at (UCLA, Berkeley, USC), it all started here at community college. i couldn’t have done it without them. and for that, i am very grateful for all the people from CCC that helped me reach my goals.</p>
<p>Best:
- not really studying, but still pulling a 3.5+ gpa
- having the same classmate from previous classes, but still not knowing his/her name
- having small talk with certain people in your classes, but acting like you don’t know them when you walk by them in public
- meeting my current group of friends who are just as motivated in school as i am, but can still have a good time
- getting into UCLA.</p>
<p>Worst:
- people talking in the library
- annoying older students who ask the stooopeedest questions</p>
<p>Hey, I thought SRJC was the coolest!</p>
<p>Worst: sitting next to some dude who was surfing porn in the library and not even being discreet about it. </p>
<p>Best: none</p>
<p>@andrizzle “annoying older students who ask the stooopeedest questions”</p>
<p>They drive me crazy, they keep talking and talking and annoy everyone in class.</p>