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ranovr32

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by ranovr32 » Sat Feb 13, 2010 8:03 pm
Jericwithers wrote:ranovr32 wrote:Just checked again and apparently my scholly was post dated to 2/15 as well lol
Good luck. I give it another week before I crack up and call them.
Thanks....
If I were you I would just go for it. Word of warning: I have called the Fin Aid office be prepared for some southern twang lol
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by Jericwithers » Sat Feb 13, 2010 8:07 pm
ranovr32 wrote:Jericwithers wrote:ranovr32 wrote:Just checked again and apparently my scholly was post dated to 2/15 as well lol
Good luck. I give it another week before I crack up and call them.
Thanks....
If I were you I would just go for it. Word of warning: I have called the Fin Aid office be prepared for some southern twang lol
I have no problem with drawl, but I was totally unprepared when I called someone up at Cornell lol.
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by crackberry » Sat Feb 13, 2010 8:12 pm
Scholarship form received 10/16, still nothing in the mail for me yet FWIW.
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by ranovr32 » Sat Feb 13, 2010 8:35 pm
Jericwithers wrote:ranovr32 wrote:Jericwithers wrote:ranovr32 wrote:Just checked again and apparently my scholly was post dated to 2/15 as well lol
Good luck. I give it another week before I crack up and call them.
Thanks....
If I were you I would just go for it. Word of warning: I have called the Fin Aid office be prepared for some southern twang lol
I have no problem with drawl, but I was totally unprepared when I called someone up at Cornell lol.
hahahaha better luck next time perhaps
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ranovr32

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by ranovr32 » Sat Feb 13, 2010 8:35 pm
crackberry wrote:Scholarship form received 10/16, still nothing in the mail for me yet FWIW.
Maybe they like all of us better?
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crackberry

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by crackberry » Sat Feb 13, 2010 8:42 pm
ranovr32 wrote:crackberry wrote:Scholarship form received 10/16, still nothing in the mail for me yet FWIW.
Maybe they like all of us better?
Maybe so. I'm not gonna go to Duke anyway. I don't care that much.
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by Jericwithers » Sat Feb 13, 2010 8:52 pm
crackberry wrote:ranovr32 wrote:crackberry wrote:Scholarship form received 10/16, still nothing in the mail for me yet FWIW.
Maybe they like all of us better?
Maybe so. I'm not gonna go to Duke anyway. I don't care that much.
Boo withdraw then just in case they are doing paper rock scissors right now to see which one of us gets money

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.....Rock (hope I win).
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by crackberry » Sat Feb 13, 2010 8:56 pm
Jericwithers wrote:crackberry wrote:ranovr32 wrote:crackberry wrote:Scholarship form received 10/16, still nothing in the mail for me yet FWIW.
Maybe they like all of us better?
Maybe so. I'm not gonna go to Duke anyway. I don't care that much.
Boo withdraw then just in case they are doing paper rock scissors right now to see which one of us gets money

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.....Rock (hope I win).
All the cool kids know to throw paper first, cause all the novices start out with rock.
If I haven't had anything mailed to me by the end of next week, I'll call them. Once I don't get a full scholarship + awesome stipend, I'll withdraw.
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by Kronk » Sat Feb 13, 2010 9:04 pm
All the expert kids throw rock twice in a row. The first one is an automatic draw and the second is a win.
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by crackberry » Sat Feb 13, 2010 9:05 pm
Kronk wrote:All the expert kids throw rock twice in a row. The first one is an automatic draw and the second is a win.
First is auto-loss to me. You're down 1-0 in the best of three. hth
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by Jericwithers » Sat Feb 13, 2010 9:12 pm
crackberry wrote:Kronk wrote:All the expert kids throw rock twice in a row. The first one is an automatic draw and the second is a win.
First is auto-loss to me. You're down 1-0 in the best of three. hth
False sense of security. Always let your enemy underestimate you.
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by Kronk » Sat Feb 13, 2010 9:16 pm
crackberry wrote:Kronk wrote:All the expert kids throw rock twice in a row. The first one is an automatic draw and the second is a win.
First is auto-loss to me. You're down 1-0 in the best of three. hth
Well, not if they think you're experienced, and thus wouldn't throw rock like a novice. Then you throw rock and it's either a tie or a win.
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by crackberry » Sat Feb 13, 2010 9:18 pm
Kronk wrote:crackberry wrote:Kronk wrote:All the expert kids throw rock twice in a row. The first one is an automatic draw and the second is a win.
First is auto-loss to me. You're down 1-0 in the best of three. hth
Well, not if they think you're experienced, and thus wouldn't throw rock like a novice. Then you throw rock and it's either a tie or a win.
What? No. I would throw paper; you would throw rock. I'm up 1-0. hth
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by Kronk » Sat Feb 13, 2010 9:21 pm
crackberry wrote:Kronk wrote:crackberry wrote:Kronk wrote:All the expert kids throw rock twice in a row. The first one is an automatic draw and the second is a win.
First is auto-loss to me. You're down 1-0 in the best of three. hth
Well, not if they think you're experienced, and thus wouldn't throw rock like a novice. Then you throw rock and it's either a tie or a win.
What? No. I would throw paper; you would throw rock. I'm up 1-0. hth
Well yeah, because I just told you I was going to throw rock. But if you knew I was a RPS expert, would you throw paper knowing that I probably wasn't going to throw rock?
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by crackberry » Sat Feb 13, 2010 9:25 pm
Kronk wrote:Well yeah, because I just told you I was going to throw rock. But if you knew I was a RPS expert, would you throw paper knowing that I probably wasn't going to throw rock?
Ahh got it. If I knew you were RPS expert, I'd probably throw rock, thinking you'd throw scissors because you think I'd throw paper.
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by texaspecial88 » Sat Feb 13, 2010 9:28 pm
Been complete at Duke since November. What does this mean?
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by Kronk » Sat Feb 13, 2010 9:32 pm
crackberry wrote:Kronk wrote:Well yeah, because I just told you I was going to throw rock. But if you knew I was a RPS expert, would you throw paper knowing that I probably wasn't going to throw rock?
Ahh got it. If I knew you were RPS expert, I'd probably throw rock, thinking you'd throw scissors because you think I'd throw paper.
Exactly. We're on the same page.
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by someones alt » Sat Feb 13, 2010 9:40 pm
Shit I always just throw scissors. This is what separates the people in HYS from DCNG
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by Kronk » Sat Feb 13, 2010 9:47 pm
someones alt wrote:Shit I always just throw scissors. This is what separates the people in HYS from DCNG
Well, if it makes you feel better, crack and I might mistake you for a regular novice and accidentally throw paper.
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by ranovr32 » Sun Feb 14, 2010 12:08 am
"I actually had a great experience calling Cornell. My CRS fee waiver wasn't showing up a week after receiving their mailing and the lady I spoke with was extremely polite and handled it on the spot."
I actually had to speak wth one of the admissions Dean's through email a few time regarding myapp they were really nice. I just can't see myself in Ithaca. Duke is better rated, places better pretty much everywhere and has a lower COL. Everything about Duke is better, I mean come on its the Harvard of the south lol
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by Jericwithers » Sun Feb 14, 2010 12:12 am
Sauer Grapes wrote:Jericwithers wrote:I have no problem with drawl, but I was totally unprepared when I called someone up at Cornell lol.
I actually had a great experience calling Cornell. My CRS fee waiver wasn't showing up a week after receiving their mailing and the lady I spoke with was extremely polite and handled it on the spot.
I wasn't saying I had an issue with someone at Cornell, I was trying to say that I was unaware of what people up North souded like lol. People speak wierd everywhere, but in Duke it sounds a bit more like home.
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by ranovr32 » Sun Feb 14, 2010 1:13 am
Jericwithers wrote:Sauer Grapes wrote:Jericwithers wrote:I have no problem with drawl, but I was totally unprepared when I called someone up at Cornell lol.
I actually had a great experience calling Cornell. My CRS fee waiver wasn't showing up a week after receiving their mailing and the lady I spoke with was extremely polite and handled it on the spot.
I wasn't saying I had an issue with someone at Cornell, I was trying to say that I was unaware of what people up North souded like lol. People speak wierd everywhere, but in Duke it sounds a bit more like home.
Got ya Got ya, northern New York isn't really NY. The accent they have is closer to a mid west Cheese head accent. The real NY is about 10 square miles........
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by booboo » Sun Feb 14, 2010 1:33 am
What is going on in this thread?
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