<p>I believe people exist with similar credentials, but this person is sugar coating. No 12th grader can get 5s on like 20 languages.</p>
<p>It's the eskimo heritage that gave it away.</p>
<p>No one would ever refer to themselves as an eskimo. Native American or inuit maybe..not eskimo.</p>
<p>I have heard of people saying eskimo background</p>
<p>maybe they were just trying to be simple. my cousin (who is also indian from india) had a non american sounding name. so whenever she gets pizza or something where they will call her on the pa system, she just uses the name jennifer. it is easier because it avoids mispronunciations, confusion, and maybe even racism. maybe callmebob just wrote eskimo because it would be easier to understand. or even more likely, what if it doesnt make a difference? maybe he just doesnt care about small things like that. either way whatever.</p>
<p>also guys, its not like everyone on this website with phenomenal stats is lying. you would have to be a total idiot to lie on this site because you dont get an accurate picture of your self when you specifially asked for it. so id just assume everyone who posts is telling the truth. if they are lying, what have you to lose?</p>
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If you believe stats as outrageous as that, you are too gullible. Someone also mentioned that he posted different stats on the dartmouth forum anyways</p>
<p>no native would refer to themselves as eskimos... it's used wrongfully, just like calling them "indians"</p>
<p>if someone lies on this site, then the only one thats going to lose is them. if those are his honest stats, then he's in. i dont have time to go searching and checking if hes lying or not. i personally dont care. he could tell me that he was the son of a senator and has perfect stats and id still give him an accurate response. if the op actually has those stats then he's in. if not then hes a dumb***. who cares anyways? i sure dont.</p>