<p>HAHA, OneKingOneLife! That was a good one.</p>
<p>Applying to Yale is like having your friend try to shoot an apple off your head for target practice.</p>
<p>Epic if it works, very painful if there's a miss...</p>
<p>Guacamolly-- first of all, love the name. Second, your analogy is so so true =]</p>
<p>I concur. I hope my buddy has good aim...</p>
<p>Applying to Yale is like that fable about the tortoise and the hare. You pass that sleeping bunny and you think you're good, but then the finish line comes into sight and you see hundreds of super-genetically-engineered hares that never sleep. The only way you win the race is if they all get disqualified for using HGH (HARE growth hormone).</p>
<p>"Davidbonkoo, if the girl is your "single choice", are you hoping to get some "early action"? " - OneKing</p>
<p>OMG. i seriously peed in my pants.</p>
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haha has anyone seen the latest SNL digital short? with andy samberg, justin timberlake, and jorma taccone (sp?)
"and now I'm posed in an awkward stance cuz I..."</p>
<p>so epic.</p>
<p>Applying to Yale is like watching Heroes.</p>
<p>At first your excited because of all the cliffhangers from last season.</p>
<p>Then it mellows down and you get more and more and more and more confused about what is really going on, so you just wait.</p>
<p>Then finally, the sought-after ending is revealed, finally tying off all the loose ends and you cry in glory if the villain dies. If your favorite hero dies, you cry in misery.</p>