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MC Southstar · Post by **MC Southstar** » Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:28 pm

Veritas wrote:
shadowfrost000 wrote: Do you like black plastic frame glasses, fedoras, and empty guitar cases too?
20/10

no

no

I'm afraid we can't have gay sex then.

SanBun · Post by **SanBun** » Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:29 pm

shadowfrost000 wrote:
crackberry wrote:
SanBun wrote:
shadowfrost000 wrote: I hope you have some chai, a blazer and scarf, and a macbook to go along with that doucheriffic image I just formed in my head.

Macbook: check
chai: check
scarf: check
blazer: no

3/4. wow, you're good.
Do you ride there on a fixed-gear bicycle and are you wearing skinny jeans?
How could I forget skinny jeans? Doh! How about chucks, are you wearing vintage chucks?

vintage chucks- you're right, how could I forget to get a pair of those! that's just gonna make me feel ULTRA special

MC Southstar · Post by **MC Southstar** » Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:31 pm

SanBun wrote: vintage chucks- you're right, how could I forget to get a pair of those! that's just gonna make me feel ULTRA special

I'm just messin with you. I hope to one day be that douchebag sitting in the Starbucks with his macbook and Harry Potter scarf.

Kiersten1985 · Post by **Kiersten1985** » Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:36 pm

EA Complete Date: 10/16
Stats: 3.66 / 169
Unsolicited Fee Waiver: Yes (By the way, I tried asking for one early on and they don't give them out by request. Got one a month later in the mail.)
Why Cornell: 3 lines, plus I applied to the JD/LLM in Int'l Law so wrote 1 page on why that specific program at Cornell
URM: No

clint4law · Post by **clint4law** » Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:37 pm

EA Complete Date: 11/05
Stats :Above 75th GPA, Below 75th LSAT
Unsolicited Fee Waiver: Yes
Why Cornell: 3 line on the app
URM: No

Based on the responses my fellow TLSers have gotten....things aren't looking to good for me.

Veritas · Post by **Veritas** » Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:38 pm

shadowfrost000 wrote:
Veritas wrote:
shadowfrost000 wrote: Do you like black plastic frame glasses, fedoras, and empty guitar cases too?
20/10

no

no
I'm afraid we can't have gay sex then.

crusher of dreams.....

autumn80 · Post by **autumn80** » Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:43 pm

Macbook: check
chai: well, actually a soy latte
scarf: check
blazer: no - too warm, but otherwise would have
skinny jeans: check

let's see how many dbags there are waiting on this thread. way more fun than posting our stats and wondering why our mailboxes are still empty

MC Southstar · Post by **MC Southstar** » Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:44 pm

autumn80 wrote:Macbook: check
chai: well, actually a soy latte
scarf: check
blazer: no - too warm, but otherwise would have
skinny jeans: check

let's see how many dbags there are waiting on this thread. way more fun than posting our stats and wondering why our mailboxes are still empty

My sense of double standards tells me that if you're a girl, that is all perfectly acceptable.

Veritas · Post by **Veritas** » Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:45 pm

I like this idea:

Macbook: check
chai: check
scarf: only when it's cold enough to be warranted
blazer: not casually
skinny jeans: def. not

I'm like half a douche.

Veritas · Post by **Veritas** » Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:45 pm

shadowfrost000 wrote:
autumn80 wrote:Macbook: check
chai: well, actually a soy latte
scarf: check
blazer: no - too warm, but otherwise would have
skinny jeans: check

let's see how many dbags there are waiting on this thread. way more fun than posting our stats and wondering why our mailboxes are still empty
My sense of double standards tells me that if you're a girl, that is all perfectly acceptable.

I concur with your gender stereotypes.

goodolgil · Post by **goodolgil** » Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:46 pm

Be sure to check Pitchfork to know what music you should be listening to.

EDIT: Answer is most likely Animal Collective.

SanBun · Post by **SanBun** » Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:46 pm

oh what a joy to be among the fine company of fellow dbags

MC Southstar · Post by **MC Southstar** » Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:47 pm

goodolgil wrote:Be sure to check Pitchfork to know what music you should be listening to.

EDIT: Answer is most likely Animal Collective.

Animal Collective is quite good.

CyLaw · Post by **CyLaw** » Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:49 pm

I'll join in.

Macbook: Nope. Macbook Pro
chai: Nope. Fair Trade Green Tea.
scarf: Sometimes.
blazer: Yep with elbow patches.
skinny jeans: Wish I could fit into those.

So mostly DB, but I'm allowed as a non traditional student at my school, since most think I am a prof or PhD candidate anyways.

goodolgil · Post by **goodolgil** » Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:49 pm

I'm a big Animal Collective fan, but the hype train is a little out of control.

MC Southstar · Post by **MC Southstar** » Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:51 pm

CyLaw wrote:I'll join in.

Macbook: Nope. Macbook Pro
chai: Nope. Fair Trade Green Tea.
scarf: Sometimes.
blazer: Yep with elbow patches.
skinny jeans: Wish I could fit into those.

Some mostly DB, but I'm allowed as a non traditional student at my school, since most think I am a prof or PhD candidate anyways.

OMFG, you went Fair Trade, you are ultra Dbag now.

Veritas · Post by **Veritas** » Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:53 pm

but...I love fair trade!

MC Southstar · Post by **MC Southstar** » Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:55 pm

goodolgil wrote:I'm a big Animal Collective fan, but the hype train is a little out of control.

Don't you hate it when your favorite music gets popular? It's hard to be that guy who listens to music no one else has heard of when the big execs keep their ear to the street and then hybridize it with mainstream badness so that when you mention what you listen to, everyone thinks they know what you are talking about except they can only describe it through watered down versions of the genres you listen to so then you have to move on with the other "avant garde" people and find some new shit that everyone else acts like a deer in headlights to until it gets popular and they all love it. It's a fun cycle.

*checks Cornell status*

Yep, it's time to step away from the computer.

CyLaw · Post by **CyLaw** » Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:56 pm

shadowfrost000 wrote: OMFG, you went Fair Trade, you are ultra Dbag now.

Is there something wrong with wanting poor farmers in third world countries to earn a decent standard of living, and to be able to provide for their....... Oh never mind, I just drink it cause its the only tea the wife will have in the house.

autumn80 · Post by **autumn80** » Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:56 pm

shadowfrost000 wrote:
CyLaw wrote:I'll join in.

Macbook: Nope. Macbook Pro
chai: Nope. Fair Trade Green Tea.
scarf: Sometimes.
blazer: Yep with elbow patches.
skinny jeans: Wish I could fit into those.

Some mostly DB, but I'm allowed as a non traditional student at my school, since most think I am a prof or PhD candidate anyways.
OMFG, you went Fair Trade, you are ultra Dbag now.

Macbook Pro and fair trade = plus 2 d-points.

Vegetarianism/veganism = multiply by 2

MC Southstar · Post by **MC Southstar** » Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:57 pm

CyLaw wrote:
shadowfrost000 wrote: OMFG, you went Fair Trade, you are ultra Dbag now.
Is there something wrong with wanting poor farmers in third world countries to earn a decent standard of living, and to be able to provide for their....... Oh never mind, I just drink it cause its the only tea the wife will have in the house.

We're kidding. It's just that a lot of people like to incorporate things that should be done in good intention into their platform for why they are better than you. I'm glad people are starting to drink more tea nowadays. I'm not a fan of green tea myself, it tastes like leaves to me.

CyLaw · Post by **CyLaw** » Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:58 pm

autumn80 wrote:
shadowfrost000 wrote:
CyLaw wrote:I'll join in.

Macbook: Nope. Macbook Pro
chai: Nope. Fair Trade Green Tea.
scarf: Sometimes.
blazer: Yep with elbow patches.
skinny jeans: Wish I could fit into those.

Some mostly DB, but I'm allowed as a non traditional student at my school, since most think I am a prof or PhD candidate anyways.
OMFG, you went Fair Trade, you are ultra Dbag now.
Macbook Pro and fair trade = plus 2 d-points.

Vegetarianism/veganism = multiply by 2

Crap. I am vegetarian (might have mentioned this on the board before).

CyLaw · Post by **CyLaw** » Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:59 pm

shadowfrost000 wrote: We're kidding. It's just that a lot of people like to incorporate things that should be done in good intention into their platform for why they are better than you.

Oh I know, I was trying to pretend to be one of those elisist dbags that lectures others, but it is really hard when really the only reason I have Fair Trade right now is because my wife bought the tea.

I'm not a fan of green tea myself, it tastes like leaves to me

Surprisingly that is why I like green tea. Seems to get more taste from the plant itself compared to black or red teas. And it seems more consistent then herbal or flower teas.

MC Southstar · Post by **MC Southstar** » Mon Nov 30, 2009 4:00 pm

CyLaw wrote:
autumn80 wrote:
shadowfrost000 wrote:
CyLaw wrote:I'll join in.

Macbook: Nope. Macbook Pro
chai: Nope. Fair Trade Green Tea.
scarf: Sometimes.
blazer: Yep with elbow patches.
skinny jeans: Wish I could fit into those.

Some mostly DB, but I'm allowed as a non traditional student at my school, since most think I am a prof or PhD candidate anyways.
OMFG, you went Fair Trade, you are ultra Dbag now.
Macbook Pro and fair trade = plus 2 d-points.

Vegetarianism/veganism = multiply by 2
Crap. I am vegetarian (might have mentioned this on the board before).

Whatever dude. At least you're not a stereotypical computer science student who wears the latest fashions from 1983 and hasn't showered since then either.

EDIT: I like Jasmine and Chrysanthemum a lot.

CyLaw · Post by **CyLaw** » Mon Nov 30, 2009 4:02 pm

shadowfrost000 wrote: Whatever dude. At least you're not a stereotypical computer science student who wears the latest fashions from 1983 and hasn't showered since then either.

Speaking of, I should probably head to my OS class, where there should be a few of those.

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