<p>I would say that an economics probably isn’t the best first date. But maybe that’s just me…</p>
<p>^ haha that’s exactly what I was getting at, just a bit more blunt.</p>
<p>This thread is full of fail.</p>
<p>Headline for this thread: Arrogant Subcontinental UCLA Acceptee rejected by Ms. Popular in…AP Economics?</p>
<p>And lol at how a GPA of 3.2 is considered smart.</p>
<p>God. I still cant get over the fact that somebody in their right mind actually suggested an economics excursion as a first date. Every day I think I find that guy on CC where nobody could have less of a clue than him and everyday somebody proves me wrong. You cant say romance is what it’s all about when you obviously have never sniffed romance in your clueless life.</p>
<p>^I’m still desperately trying to find a trace of sarcasm in his post to save my faith in the human race.</p>
<p>^Mine is officially already lost. Some people…just…wow.</p>
<p>Lol guys relax, apparently, that was some parent of an international whose son got accepted to NYU. Clearly she isn’t with the times or country.</p>
<p>^No. Read his post and actually try to comprehend some academic “GOD” asking the hottest girl in your AP Econ class to go to the local grocery store with him and do an econ activity. BTW it seems to me like this guy is from the US because it looks like his son applied to NYU regular campus but also put interested in Abu Dhabi and his son took the PSAT which I think is only for US students since there is a cutoff for each state.</p>
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<p>We still dont know how bad the OP struck out but I think he got a little pi$$y when everyone ripped him.</p>
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<p>This is clearly sarcasm. The parenthetical remark, makes it obvious, imo</p>
<p>Either way, this indicates why you should never ask you mother for dating advice -_-</p>
<p>I actually dont think it is. How would the parenthesis make it sarcasm?</p>
<p>^my question is: why is such a thing as parentheses a debatable topic? Just stop posting here… lol.</p>
<p>^^Or look at the “of course”. The parenthetical remark could be used to reinforce the absurdity of the suggestion, by saying something even more absurd after the originally absurd suggestion.</p>
<p>Or idk. w/e.</p>
<p>Sounds like somebody got rejected.</p>
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<p>For the most popular girl in the school, a 3.2 is damn good.</p>
<p>jacked… please s.t.f.u… Although I do find your posts hilarious.
(To laugh at you, not with you)</p>
<p>Stop ■■■■■■■■.</p>
<p>You sound like a very humble, modest person.</p>
<p>this thread is hilarious</p>
<p>“For the most popular girl in the school, a 3.2 is damn good.”<–seconded.</p>
<p>jackedandtan? seriously? lol, w t f.</p>
<p>lol at that one post in which the OP basically shat on everyone :P</p>