<p>Gomestar, that was his point, in case you didn't get the sarcasm. He was just giving a witty response to mo123's insignificant quip.</p>
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<p>I haven't heard anyone use that word in a long time. Last I time I read it was in Shakespeare's writing. I'm glad to see there are people incorporating the Victorian era's vocabulary with that of today's though:)</p>
<p>LOL, Ithaca and Manhattan are bothin NY, but a world away from each other in character, LOL.</p>
<p>lol, ok thank god ... i was like is this kid serious?</p>
<p>This is serious:</p>
<p>that definately gives it a head up over whatever state Cornell is from</p>
<p>This is light hearted/sarcasm/joke whatever</p>
<p>that definately gives it a head up over whatever state Cornell is from :)/;)</p>
<p>So if someone said</p>
<p>i hate you</p>
<p>there is a chance they mean it, but if they said</p>
<p>i hate you :)/;)</p>
<p>they are most likely kidding around</p>
<p>typically i catch the sarcasm (since i create so much of it myself) - but as i look back on that day, i went to work at 4 am, went to class at 10:30, went back to work after class from 2-7, then did homework for the rest of the night. My brain was just mush!!!</p>
<p>and oh yeah, i pick Cornell over Columbia. I might look at Columbia for law school in a few years, but that's only because they have a very very strong international law program.</p>