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Originally written by shadow, the:

at school i am classed as a very smart person (and i am)(exept in math) but i dont like to help people and i have been wrongly envyed

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Originally written by I Sprung the Spring:

On topic: I only see Alorael, Drakey, saunders, Schrodinger, Imban and Kel as mods. I don't venture into other topics, as I have no need for them.
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-Isaac in some emails, but most of the time I forget about them. I seem to remember them in emails that are more formal, so I would use it if I was sending an email to Jeff or someone like him.

--Spring, who doesn't really think that this theft was nessacary. He decides, on reflection, not to do it in future, so he leaves the room. He does, however, quickly run back and re-edit the post, as he left the hyphen out.

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Originally written by I Sprung the Spring:

--Spring, who doesn't really think that this theft was nessacary. He decides, on reflection, not to do it in future, so he leaves the room. He does, however, quickly run back and re-edit the post, as he left the hyphen out.

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Originally written by I Sprung the Spring:

--Spring, who doesn't really think that this theft was nessacary.

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Originally written by I Sprung the Spring:

...nessacary.

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Originally written by Zeviz:

What did yo learn in college? And did you learn it as part of curriculum, or just from being in college?
(I also learned a lot of important things, but they were completely unrelated to classes and related to living independently and closely encountering a lot of completely different people for the first time.)

As for the value of college's name, I haven't seen that. So far all of my jobs after the very first one have been recieved from people who either knew me from a previus job or from their friends who tought a class where I did very well.

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Originally written by Thuryl:

I'm developing an increasing suspicion that the purpose of tertiary education is not to teach you specific things, but to prove that you're capable of being taught the sort of things that you'll later need to learn. Essentially it's a long and elaborate testing procedure. The trouble with on-the-job training is that this is usually done at least partially at the employer's expense, so they don't really want people who aren't likely to benefit from it.

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Originally written by Archmage Alex:

If I may ask, what exactly would be the point of meeting another spidwebber in real life? Perhaps it is my utter social ineptitude that prevents me from imagining what we would do, but, really, what would you do? I imagine about 3 mins of talking about Spiderweb's games followed by, "Um, well, uh, it was nice to meet you. Bye."

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Originally written by Thurylandon:

Hey, my physics classes may have been largely wasted so far, but my Latin, Greek, and English have been wonderful. And so were my other classes, by and large (except Rhetoric — ick).

And I'm hoping the physics improves. I've just had three pretty bad teachers in a row. Well, two sorta bad ones and one horrible one.

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Originally written by 4.808 x 10^3:

Wow, Ash, you live next to a lot of Spiderwebbers. I don't think any other 'webber lives even close to Montana. :(

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