<p>cornell is indeed fantastic.</p>
<p>Now I have to think about the genders of schools I know. </p>
<p>Rice - Male
Harvard - He’s my Jewish boy, bless him and his charismatic, nerd-cool unattainable sexyness. In the words of Paris: “Harvard is hawt.”
The SUNYs - The plain girls and the slacker boys that didn’t have the guts to be fierce. Except for Purchase, who is the stereotype of every gay man that ever hung upside-down in a cave (it’s said here that if you’re not gay when you go into SUNY Purchase, you’re sure as H*ll going to be when you come out)
Colgate - Actually, I think he’s a he. Definetely a sissy boy, but boy nonetheless.</p>
<p>This is one of the few times I’m mad that I’ve sworn off of Reality tv. I miss out on all of the pop references. ):</p>
<p>Bryn is the girliest girl, most definitely.</p>
<p>lol wow. and i dont get the “Hung upside down in a cave” reference.</p>
<p>and what pop reference? id love to enlighten you.</p>
<p>and bryn, whose that?</p>
<p>Christian from Project Runway. He’s a gay, incurably narcissitic little man who is absolutely adorable when he’s not being himself. He reminds me of a little boy then, so I like to see him sad or being chastised. He may be the closest I ever come to feeling “motherly” (I eat my young).</p>
<p>Gays hang upside down in caves; Yu-Gi-Oh Abridged told me so. </p>
<p>“Gays sleep in caves, Tea. I saw it on the Discovery channel.”
“Joey, that’s bats.”
“Bats, gay people…same thing.”</p>
<p>ooooooooooo
wow.</p>
<p>You guys were talking about Project Runway, a show, by the way, that my sister watches like crack. Whenever she visits from college, I have to keep her away from the tv, because if she finds the show on, she won’t move until the second it’s done, which ruins our plans.</p>
<p>Bryn is short for Bryn Mawr, one of the few all-womens college left in the country, mls.</p>
<p>ooo i like spelman as far as women’s colleges go.
i dont think i could do it, like i would go mad with drama, and disgust.</p>
<p>and wow but i dont watch project runway.</p>
<p>Wait; you couldn’t do a woman’s college or you couldn’t do Project Runway?</p>
<p>I just want you both to know that I thought of about 7 sex jokes involving lesbians and the verb “to do”, but I did not say any of them. Praise me.</p>
<p>i dont know any of them so same difference, and there are only 7, pity.
and i meant a women’s college.</p>
<p>Me neither. Too many b****es; there is nothing a woman hates more than other women. Except butches who have that magic which attracts “straight” girls to them like monkeys to an oil can.</p>
<p>(don’t look for meaning in that simile. There is none.)</p>
<p>This is a good topic. Should education be co-ed or single sex?</p>
<p>yeah and we are justified. we know how bad they can be.lol. but i would be willing to do it for an hbcu.</p>
<p>and it doesnt make a difference if it is co-ed or not. like back in the day they did it cuz they were all about victorian stuff and virtue and whatever. now not so much. they know better, women have more options.</p>
<p>well primary schooling wasnt single sex, not in the U.S. anyway.</p>
<p>Education should be co-ed because I want it that way. I am not in the mood for a logical debate tonight; I’m in the mood for the kind of debate where someone pulls out a gun and then a peaceful decision is miraculously agreed upon. What’s an HBCU?</p>
<p>The question was if the students would be more productive if they went to a school that consisted entirely of other student of their same sex.</p>
<p>historically black colleges and universities.
and porna, are you a lesbian? ( you have no obligation to answer)</p>
<p>and i doubt it would donny. im just as distracted by boys as i am by my pencil.</p>
<p>Porna, you mentioned awhile ago something about agriculture. Are you a Future Farmer of America?</p>
<p>Is it Jump-On-Porna time already? If you’re going to pin me down and yell questions at me, you might as well rip off my clothes while you’re at it.</p>
<p>Panic: No. I like men, and I like women with short hair (really. A hot haircut IS enough to do it for me), and I like butches who’ve got the magic. I hate effeminate men with a passion.</p>
<p>Hudson: No, you f***er. That question seriously offended me and I’m not sure why. I think I might be turning into a meerkat. Meerkats aren’t known for rational responses.</p>