<p>^^ Lol. I backed off to out my cell on the charger and a moment later there’s an argument!</p>
<p>ya, im already bummed and i didnt get even get it back yet…i know i prolly didnt get what i wanted…but theres always that SLIM chance…</p>
<p>but lannisters right, we should prolly avoid the topic…until im out, which is in like 15-30</p>
<p>That Lannister is the most overconfident, cocky, showy, and spoiled kid I have ever had the fortune to meet.</p>
<p>@Lannister,
I do agree with that, but I have also seen enough in my life to know that good things also happen to bad people and that bad things do indeed happen to good people. I mean, I do think that having a positive attitude will make you a happier person and such, but I don’t think that two unrelated events can really affect each other…</p>
<p>Definitely, next time I’m in Utah.
The only H that matters!</p>
<p>Edit: didn’t post quick enough.</p>
<p>It’s ok, bayhawk.</p>
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<p>We party hard here. Sometimes someone will be a party-pooper and bring an alcoholic beverage to a party. We usually just call the cops though. It’s a lovely atmosphere - so come out when you can.</p>
<p>one last argument before i go to sleep
and its really a restating of previous points</p>
<p>you are making the points you are making under the (possibly false) assumption that Harvard officers give a damn about rankings and that they consider GPA to be nominal (that is, @ face value)</p>
<p>which simply is not the case</p>
<p>a 4.0 =/= 4.0, doesnt even have to be harvard vs ASU</p>
<p>for example, maintaining a 3.2 is supposedly insanely difficulty @ U of Maryland, yet few of you consider U of MD to be one of the top 20</p>
<p>so, given that Harvard officers have a good idea of grade inflations @ various institutions, a 4.0 may not be uniformly interpreted as tip top</p>
<p>otherwise, why bother with top 20 colleges?
why not just go to a state school, breeze(relative to top 20) to a 4.0, then just go to an amazing grad school?</p>
<p>sincere apologies for digressing</p>
<p>gl to everyone and im going to sleep</p>
<p>i’m pretty sure we can attribute all of this grogginess in this forum to the fact that the SAT results are 2 hours and 44 minutes away… or maybe that’s just me</p>
<p>^ Agreed. :)</p>
<p>I swear I’m going to have a nervous breakdown. They’ll find me sprawled across my keyboard, dead and cold, having gone seconds before the Collegeboard page finished loading. Eeek!</p>
<p>I’m rewatching a bunch of Superbowl commercials on YouTube to pass the time. lol. I especially like the Doritos one where the kid goes, “Keep yo hands off my momma, keep yo hands off my Doritos!” :D</p>
<p>Haha, I remember you fledgling!</p>
<p>God, I need caffeine or something to keep me up. We’re all going to kill the CB server at 5 am by refreshing like crazy, overachieving children.</p>
<p>I loved that one, Fledgling. :D</p>
<p>I’m hoping I’ll have the courage to actually check my scores. I may chicken out and let it sit there for a couple of months. :P</p>
<p>up 50 points 
pretty pleased i guess
and i think someone already said, but if you have an eli account, your scores should be up there already!</p>
<p>What’s an eli account? Can I get one? I have a triple free in school in Europe and am just refreshing my collegeboard page like mad.</p>
<p>Screw waiting I’m just going to check when I wake up (-.-). Goodnight CC.</p>
<p>well hwpan, it’ll be up in a bit over an hour. no point in refreshing now haha</p>