USS: Optimism Forum
- CardinalRules

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It's worth checking out the Pessimism thread at the moment. You might not be able to recognize it.

- tomhobbes

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Never has optimism been so annoying.
- Ragged

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Yes you bastard, you just couldn't keep your avatar to yourself could you.managamy wrote:It's worth checking out the Pessimism thread at the moment. You might not be able to recognize it.![]()
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- CardinalRules

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I am a very generous person and enjoy sharing with my friends.Ragged wrote:Yes you bastard, you just couldn't keep your avatar to yourself could you.managamy wrote:It's worth checking out the Pessimism thread at the moment. You might not be able to recognize it.![]()
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- bettielocke

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In the name of happiness and optimism, this should make it all the more bearable:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Bmhjf0rKe8
i don't even like cats.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Bmhjf0rKe8
i don't even like cats.
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- CardinalRules

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Oh well, things got better for a while anyway. Right around the early to mid-20 pages, there was a long and pretty lively conversation about some very un-pessimistic matters. I got a chuckle out of it. A relapse looms, although still they don't sound as desperate as before.
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I just love how optimism thread has turned into spectators lounge of the pessimism thread. Making yourselves feel better by looking at failures and misary of others. Should be ashamed of yourselves.... tsk tsk tskmanagamy wrote:Oh well, things got better for a while anyway. Right around the early to mid-20 pages, there was a long and pretty lively conversation about some very un-pessimistic matters. I got a chuckle out of it. A relapse looms, although still they don't sound as desperate as before.
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Somehow, I don't think that someone who can't spell "misery" is completely overwhelmed by this emotion. I suspect that this person may have other things on his mind, like tall Serbian women.Ragged wrote:I just love how optimism thread has turned into spectators lounge of the pessimism thread. Making yourselves feel better by looking at failures and misary of others. Should be ashamed of yourselves.... tsk tsk tskmanagamy wrote:Oh well, things got better for a while anyway. Right around the early to mid-20 pages, there was a long and pretty lively conversation about some very un-pessimistic matters. I got a chuckle out of it. A relapse looms, although still they don't sound as desperate as before.
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- Ragged

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..or he just can't spell. Which one you think is more likely? Or you think its both?managamy wrote:Somehow, I don't think that someone who can't spell "misery" is completely overwhelmed by this emotion. I suspect that this person may have other things on his mind, like tall Serbian women.Ragged wrote:I just love how optimism thread has turned into spectators lounge of the pessimism thread. Making yourselves feel better by looking at failures and misary of others. Should be ashamed of yourselves.... tsk tsk tskmanagamy wrote:Oh well, things got better for a while anyway. Right around the early to mid-20 pages, there was a long and pretty lively conversation about some very un-pessimistic matters. I got a chuckle out of it. A relapse looms, although still they don't sound as desperate as before.
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I think that we have a causal relationship here.Ragged wrote:
..or he just can't spell. Which one you think is more likely? Or you think its both?
- Ragged

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Hey now. Its a good sport, physical and mental as well. But I do hate it when I play bad. I'm not playing at all nowadays since my ACL rupture....Oli wrote:tennis sucks. This is optimistic because I hope that tennis will someday be abolishedmanagamy wrote:Oh well, things got better for a while anyway. Right around the early to mid-20 pages, there was a long and pretty lively conversation about some very un-pessimistic matters. I got a chuckle out of it. A relapse looms, although still they don't sound as desperate as before.
OK I'm off to bed. Definatly not thinking about tall Serbian women.
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Geez... I can't leave this thread for a minute!robin600 wrote:Just got waitlisted at Fordham, i didn't think i had a shot in hell with my numbers 163/3.65 full time (blind). Yee haw!
Robin, I am not even going to waste your time telling you that at least the W/L was not a rejection... I will just say that I know where you're coming from.
If it's any consolation at all, my first decision of the cycle came last month... from a state school where my numbers should have been at least competitive. Dinged outright in ED... not even held over for RD, just dinged.
Fordham will come to their senses, I know it!!! Your got caught on a paperclip from another file and was accidentally placed in W/L pile. When you send in your LOCI, they will realize their mistake! (Optimists unite!!!)
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- jackalope11

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[strike]tennis[/strike] Soccer sucks. This is optimistic because I hope that [strike]tennis[/strike] soccer will someday be abolished
Don't worry, Oli... I fixed it for you!
Don't worry, Oli... I fixed it for you!
- jackalope11

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Though I will say that stating that anything "sucks" is borderline for our thread. Even soccer!
Besides, everybody knows that American football is the real sport. Rugby would be close, but no cigar.
Besides, everybody knows that American football is the real sport. Rugby would be close, but no cigar.
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Hey.......... Fuck you.jackalope11 wrote:[strike]tennis[/strike] Soccer sucks. This is optimistic because I hope that [strike]tennis[/strike] soccer will someday be abolished
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Ragged wrote:Hey.......... Fuck you.jackalope11 wrote:[strike]tennis[/strike] Soccer sucks. This is optimistic because I hope that [strike]tennis[/strike] soccer will someday be abolished
Easy, killer... I was with you on defending tennis. you can't expect everyone to love all of your second tier sports with you. If soccer was cool someone would watch it, besides people that want to impress everyone with how non-traditional their sports selection is.
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jackalope11 wrote:Ragged wrote:Hey.......... Fuck you.jackalope11 wrote:[strike]tennis[/strike] Soccer sucks. This is optimistic because I hope that [strike]tennis[/strike] soccer will someday be abolished
Easy, killer... I was with you on defending tennis. you can't expect everyone to love all of your second tier sports with you. If soccer was cool someone would watch it, besides people that want to impress everyone with how non-traditional their sports selection is.
Actually soccer is first tier for me. And I get the right to like it cuz I'm from Europe. and also cuz its the most popular sport in the world.
And hey.... I'm a pessimist infiltrator, what do you expect?
So actually, yea soccer sucks!
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Actually, I must give you credit on both... In your first point, I will agree that you should be able to easily claim a European first tier status of soccer. To your second point, you are fulfilling your duties commendably as an infiltrator, so I must give another tip of the cap.Ragged wrote:Actually soccer is first tier for me. And I get the right to like it cuz I'm from Europe. and also cuz its the most popular sport in the world.jackalope11 wrote:Easy, killer... I was with you on defending tennis. you can't expect everyone to love all of your second tier sports with you. If soccer was cool someone would watch it, besides people that want to impress everyone with how non-traditional their sports selection is.Ragged wrote:Hey.......... Fuck you.jackalope11 wrote:[strike]tennis[/strike] Soccer sucks. This is optimistic because I hope that [strike]tennis[/strike] soccer will someday be abolished
And hey.... I'm a pessimist infiltrator, what do you expect?
So actually, yea soccer sucks!
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TLS BUUURRRNNNN!!!!!!jackalope11 wrote:second tier sports
Also, soccer sucks. Welcome to America. Go to Europe if you want to kick a ball around with a bunch of effemenite men.
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MrsTrucker: Good Morning All! I hope everyone is ready for a great day!!
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You too, Mrs. Trucker? Fingers crossed for Marquette and Georgetown for Robin, SanBun and I. All the other 12/01ers from Gtown as well!TruckerD wrote:MrsTrucker: Good Morning All! I hope everyone is ready for a great day!!Acceptances coming soon, I can feel it!
How's Tupper Ware Mrs. Trucker?
- MC Southstar

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Why can't we love both?ughOSU wrote:TLS BUUURRRNNNN!!!!!!jackalope11 wrote:second tier sports
Also, soccer sucks. Welcome to America. Go to Europe if you want to kick a ball around with a bunch of effemenite men.
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MrsTrucker: He is doing good. A little miffed at me because I won't let him in the 2nd bedroom. I found he did some carpet digging in the closet there, so he is not allowed. Right now he is sitting at my feet, grooming himselfPhilaw wrote:You too, Mrs. Trucker? Fingers crossed for Marquette and Georgetown for Robin, SanBun and I. All the other 12/01ers from Gtown as well!TruckerD wrote:MrsTrucker: Good Morning All! I hope everyone is ready for a great day!!Acceptances coming soon, I can feel it!
How's Tupper Ware Mrs. Trucker?
Who are you expecting/hoping to hear from today?
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MrsTrucker fixes everythingshadowfrost000 wrote:Why can't we [strike]love[/strike] hate both?ughOSU wrote:TLS BUUURRRNNNN!!!!!!jackalope11 wrote:second tier sports
Also, soccer sucks. Welcome to America. Go to Europe if you want to kick a ball around with a bunch of effemenite men.
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