<p>to coquettish- if we both happen to get in, would you be so kind as to remove any insect problems that happen to manifest themselves in my room? k thanks.:)</p>
<p>im the only harvard applicant who…climbed mt everest? it was quite the accomplishment, i’ll tell ya.</p>
<p>but seriously…
im the only one who, when woken up in the middle of the night, could (and would) sing green day songs on command</p>
<p>Lol, funny. I thought many people can play banjo anyway</p>
<p>If we get in, we really need to take over Princeton…</p>
<p>… and if we don’t, we need to take over Harvard.</p>
<p>I am only white kid applying to harvard living in taiwan with a taiwanese family, and am 99.999999% sure on this because I know all the exchange students here</p>
<p>plus i’m a US citizen (thank goodness) so I’m not in the international pool</p>
<p>I think I’m the only Harvard applicant who looks up and prints out Finnish dog agility contest results and posts them on the walls of the school cafeteria.</p>
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Yeah, saw that on the news. Hey, at least your school has a GSA. My private school refuses to start one. </p>
<p>It seems we have a nice little gay club here on CC, though!</p>
<p>my school has a GSA… I feel uncomfortable with it though… I mean, I have nothing against gay people. One of my teachers is so awesome and he’s gay. However, I don’t think clubs about sexual orientation are appropriate. It’s like starting a “Beautiful People’s Club”</p>
<p>There’s nothing really wrong with it unless they try to exclude membership to only gays (which they generally don’t…).</p>
<p>I dunno, it just makes the whole situation of like approving of homosexual behavior. Once again, I have nothing against gays, I tolerate their rights and beliefs, however, I don’t like it. And it seems clubs like these promote homosexuality.</p>
<p>I’m the only Harvard Applicant who:
-can paint kids faces so they look like penguins (and at my first ever volunteer face-painting job too)
-plays a rocking celtic fiddle (although I might not be the only one, most of the other fiddlers I know really just aren’t going to Harvard)</p>
<p>I’m kind of the same way with FCA at our school… they’re kind of mean to people. But, I still think they have the right to do it (as long as they don’t exclede membership or force people into it).</p>
<p>hmm. i think it’s cool for homosexual students to have a group for discussion and support purposes. i’m not at all for the militant gay thing though; if it’s incredibly exclusive and claims superiority over the rest of the student body, then it’s divisive and detrimental to their cause. otherwise, i think gay students need a home-base within the school to feel less ostracized.</p>
<p>i say this as a person who was recruited to join my school’s GSA because of the way i looked at the time, laughs. I think that there are some things which are unnecessarily “pro” gay and “pro” alternative lifestyle in this movement which end up superficializing it.</p>
<p>i think it needs to be accommodated, but not promoted. admittedly, there is a very fine line between the two…</p>
<p>You looked like a guy?</p>
<p>hmm, as for my quirk… so many. pertaining to that subject, maybe i’m the only harvard applicant who’s been a crossdresser before. i’m not gay though. besides, a female crossdressing isn’t as bizarre as a male crossdressing.</p>
<p>…</p>
<p>yea, DHA got it. i remember when girls used to scream when i walked into the bathroom. i’ve since opted for a more feminine style of dress. it’s just an easier way to live :)</p>
<p>i guess i just like to test people…or something.</p>
<p>I see…</p>
<p>it’s not like i wrote my essays about that… geez. have i killed this discussion or something? please, somebody else say something weird…</p>
<p>Here’s something funny to clear the air:</p>
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