I chose A&M over UT and...

[gstein]

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Just because you don’t agree with me about something doesn’t negate the fact that I went to A&M.

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<p>Keyword right there pal. My at A&M quotations refers to the fact that you were at A&M in the past, not the present. Unlike me, who has been here for going on 3 years now. I think my perspective is a bit more fresh.</p>

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I walked from WCG to Blocker twice a week one semester (which was a pain in the ass), would skip out of a class over in the architecture building to walk over to the Chick-Fil-A at the Underground (which was a better walk), I usually parked in the golf parking lot at night when going to Evans because if I parked near the meteorology building or architecture, I’d get confused over which lot I parked in, and I always took the crossing walk next to the Corner bar instead of Loupot’s because it cycled faster.

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<p>No need for the long story about things you could have googled to try and prove that you went to A&M. I’m not concerned enough to not believe you.</p>

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A&M is the only big university that I know of where it wasn’t unusual for kids to get married before they graduated college.

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<p>Extreme example here, but BYU? There are many large universities throughout mainly the south (probably b/c of conservative views) that don’t view getting married in college unusual. Auburn, Alabama, UMiss… I’ve even known people at Texas to get married while in college.</p>

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Just from my personal experience, if you compare A&M to Tech, I think per capita, there are probably more girls at A&M (while enrolled) who are open to finding a guy who will lead into something more down the road.

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<p>This much is obvious. From my personal experience, the “Raider Rash” is not something that’s just a myth that other universities like to joke about. Tech is known for having people that “sleep around” for a reason: it’s mostly true. Even my high school buddies who go there will admit the girls are “easy”. If you were looking for a large population of girls without morals, then yes, you should have went to Tech. Sorry for the bad luck.</p>