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But I will give you credit, this flame was actually pretty entertaining to read.

kalvano wrote:Ow. My eyes. Summarize this.

Also, your university sucks, getting involved in your personal life with the dirty slut.

kalvano wrote:Summarize what you wrote. You wrote too much for people to read it.


Also, pics of said dirty slut.

richardfitzwell wrote:Since when does the University of Pheniox Online have an elevator?

dk8 wrote:pretty shitty that you were suspended for saying that to your ex-gf. i wonder if a girl would have been suspended for insulting you or talking about your sexual habits? probably not.

anonymousquestion wrote:

richardfitzwell wrote:Since when does the University of Pheniox Online have an elevator?

try a top 20 university, dummy. if you do not have anything constructive about what is listed, please do not state your opinion.

booyakasha45 wrote:did you just imply that your university's suspension policy is bound by the Constitution?

anonymousquestion wrote:

dk8 wrote:pretty shitty that you were suspended for saying that to your ex-gf. i wonder if a girl would have been suspended for insulting you or talking about your sexual habits? probably not.

she had, but i don't think it's important to bring out the double standard. it's expected for there to be a double standard in such circumstances.

anonymousquestion wrote: Upset at the discovery of this information, I confided in several friends of mine who made a slanderous facebook page that posited my girlfriend in a way that was both dishonorable and unmerited.

A week later, I exited one of my classes and upon coming off the elevator, saw my ex-girlfriend. Angered by the aforementioned statements and sanction, I acted in awful judgment and referred to her as a “dirty slut.”

However, after reviewing both the full weight of my castigation as well as the events immediately preceding it, I have come to view my suspension as a blessing.

...it became evident that under emotional stress I had a tendency to revert to childish tendencies that were both unkind and capable of placing insurmountable locks upon my future success.

Through this research my interest in law, which admittedly was initially amateur, quickly proliferated.

I am far too driven in my desire to practice law, and far too grateful for any who assist me in evolving this dream into a reality to let anything handicap my ability to achieve the highest academic standing possible within your esteemed law program.

traehekat wrote:Wait, this is the actual addendum?

I didn't read it, but I'll tell you now it is way, way too long. If you committed triple homicide you wouldn't need an addendum this long.

With any addendum one of our main concerns should always be to write concisely. They have enough stuff to read.

anonymousquestion wrote:this is also a principle invoked in foreign, biblical and islamic law fyi.

richardfitzwell wrote:Since when does the University of Phoenix Online have an elevator?

anonymousquestion wrote:they don't care about my legal interpretation.