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General Off-Topic Board / Re: GODDAMMITFUCKMOTHERFUCKERSHITASSBITCH!!!!« on: December 20, 2005, 10:22:03 PM »
that reminds me of the blink 182 song "*&^% Piss @#!* female private part Cocksucker mofo unmentionables"
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Law School Applications / Re: Who Cares If You Got In?« on: December 20, 2005, 10:01:19 PM »I just wanted to respond to a few points raised in this thread: my two best friends teachers are teachers in Nassau County *public* schools... they both have masters and have worked for their school districts for almost 20 years.... they both are close to six figures. my (unmarried) gym teacher retired and bought herself a brand new Jag as a "retirement present". if i planned on living on LI i would be a teacher in a heartbeat, they get to spend 4 years of UG partying their asses off and taking the easiest sociology classes ever AND then they do their Masters for a year + summer, and voila: starting at like $50,000. plus, most school districts are pretty good to qualified alumni. 33
Law School Applications / Re: Who Cares If You Got In?« on: December 20, 2005, 09:51:23 PM »
a few of us have no desire to be a "lawyer" in the stereotypical sense... i for never intended to be be a lawyer, i instead i plan to use my JD at a non profit of some sort, hopefully animal rights. big law and huge salaries are not my goal, i loathe the idea of t-14/big law, for myself that is. i finished my UG and had no idea what the hell i was supposed to do with myself...i avoided the possibility of law school like the plague because i had no idea what it entailed. so i enrolled in a paralegal cert class & got a job at a law firm, just to get me acquainted with things. i'm realizing that i like learning about law but i hate the idea of working in a "law firm". not to mention that i want to get married and have a family. i don't want a mercedes and a hot shot career, i just want to be happy and comfortable... i want to do something that i believe in. hell, my other option was a masters in international political economy, but i had no desire to work for corporate america, or the WB/IMF/WTO/etc/etc.... so here i am, taking the LSATs in June and hoping for a 165 to get me into UNC or 'Bama.
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General Off-Topic Board / Re: Since when did "curvy" become the new "fat"?« on: December 20, 2005, 08:59:41 PM »Yes, those are all good examples, and Queen Latifah too. not if she is slightly underweight due to an eating disorder.... the way that her bones stick out and you can see her ribs / collarbone hint that she's not underweight due to exercise... looking at her arms, which aren't toned at all, it would seem as though there is an eating disorder. i won't even go into how harmful anorexia is on a body, but being bulimic for just a few months can have noticeable effects on one's heart. i was part of a women's counseling group and most literature suggests that a person is better off being slightly overweight than having low body mass due to a destructive eating disorder. not to mention, one is much easier to correct than the other. 35
General Off-Topic Board / Re: Since when did "curvy" become the new "fat"?« on: December 20, 2005, 08:52:18 PM »I mean, seriously, it's totally taking over everywhere. Curvy this, curvy that. Just say it: chunky, chubby, fat. That's all it means. Pretending otherwise is just delusion. most women would have to go on a starvation diet to ever have a "dancers" body... my roommate danced ballet competitively til about 16...she's 5'2" and 95 pounds, she wears girls clothes because she won't even fit into a womens 00. SHE says she is overweight to be a dancer. see the movie 'Chicago' and check out the backup dancers..... those chicks with the rib cages showing, those are "dancer bodies." 36
General Off-Topic Board / Re: Since when did "curvy" become the new "fat"?« on: December 20, 2005, 02:38:17 PM »Yes, those are all good examples, and Queen Latifah too. perhaps lookswise she is more attractive, but she was a whole lot healthier as her former self. 37
General Off-Topic Board / Re: Since when did "curvy" become the new "fat"?« on: December 20, 2005, 02:24:09 PM »Yes, those are all good examples, and Queen Latifah too. wait, NICOLE RICHIE looks bad? you don't like the Skeleton Chic look? she's beginning to resemble a starving Ethiopian.... 38
General Off-Topic Board / Re: What's your type?« on: December 20, 2005, 02:10:58 PM »I like good taste in music, guys who share a love for at least some of the bands i'm into but also introduce me to new stuff. is that even possible!? my college roommate was so f-ing stupid when it came to music... she didn't recognize "satisfaction" by the stones or "welcome to the jungle" by guns&roses. it absolutely KILLED my other roommate who is music obsessed. she cried when liz didn't know who jerry garcia was. 39
General Off-Topic Board / Re: What's your type?« on: December 20, 2005, 01:56:02 PM »
6ft+
sports fanatics, usually former jocks. football obsessed. light brown hair / blue eyes shoulders. VERY driven/motivated (opposite of me) big drinkers obsession with jazz 40
General Off-Topic Board / Re: Since when did "curvy" become the new "fat"?« on: December 20, 2005, 01:43:25 PM »I mean, seriously, it's totally taking over everywhere. Curvy this, curvy that. Just say it: chunky, chubby, fat. That's all it means. Pretending otherwise is just delusion. curvy is T& A... or H, T & A - hips, unmentionables & ass..... look at JLO, Claire Danes, Selma Hayek, or Scarlett Johanssen.... even the former-anarexic Lindsey Lohan.... definatelyyyyyy curvy, not fat. more hourglass. very feminine and very sexy. my brother always says: "men like hips, boys like sticks" |
). I don't mince words. If a girl is fat and she asks me whether she is or not, I will tell her what I think. I'm most irritated by girls who call themselves "dancers" when, really, they need to lose 10 pounds. And, given that I'm one of those guys who thinks girls are fine even 10 pounds ABOVE their DOCTOR-RECOMMENDED weight, for me to say you need to lose a few pounds means you REALLY need to lose a few pounds.