<p>You know what I find hilarious about the Princeton guy posts... lol..</p>
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Honestly, the difference between all of you and my humble self is that I will be attending Princeton University in September while all of you (possibly) (probably not from reading your responses) will be attending Vanderbilt. I can project that all of you will go to a mediocre college, receive mediocre grades, get a mediocre job, and have a mediocre life.
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<p>First off, I'm no Vandy-fan (although I'm looking at the prospect of it), second off.. if anyone will be receiving mediocre grades, it's you, considering the level of competition at Princeton will be uber-stiff. Third off, I'm not even taking you seriously. Fourth off, if you are real, you are a pompous.. well, let's leave it at that. Of course, you'll be stuck as some research assistant somewhere in the future where you make a measly 120,000 bucks a year, while we'll be in the big leagues.. of course, not because we went to somewhere else and you went to Princeton, but because you're too much of a snob for someone to hire you. You're probably too damn shy to go on television, because you probably spend 16 hours a day in your parents' basement. </p>
<p>Of course, we won't be doing research on some string theory crap, but rather, we'll be out and about, enjoying our political, doctorate, or other careers. We'll have wonderful wives and for the ladies, handsome husbands... Of course, we'll have TIME for love because obviously, you won't, too busy working on your string theory.</p>
<p>Last but most important, we know how to spell the word amount right. We actually take the time to meticulously look over every single aspect of our posts, even if they're on some Internet college website.</p>
<p>Oh, P.S. If you're actually working on string theory, then why the hell aren't you working on that, and instead, bothering us on some college confidential website? Shows what kind of a true "genius" you must be. </p>
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In addition, none of you are nearly as smart as I am. I am in the process of completing research on string theory and almost have my own theory published. I wish all of you the best in your college efforts and hope that you will someday ammount to anything close to what I will be and already am.
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<p>Okay, George W. Bush isn't smarter than you are, yet he's still President of the United States, can make sure the rest of your life is screwed, et cetera. Who cares that you're working on string theory? First off, unless by some god-given miracle you've managed to beat out half the scientific community by creating a firm prediction in string theory subject to experimental verification, your research is almost useless. Second, if you have, don't you think you'd be on the cover of Geeks-R-Us? And unless you've been able to come up with exact figures in your research (unlike the approximations that the "inferior" string theory specialists have so far) what makes you better than what the world has already?</p>
<p>As a final note, I'm not even going into the sciences (rather, Political Science/Government), so go away if you even try considering arguing with me on some scientific point. I'm already conceding defeat on that one.</p>
<p>Always in grace,</p>
<p>Tlaktan.</p>