<p>It’s Urban Dictionary’s definition of Groton (the city): </p>
<p>Another boring town west of Boston. Features the lowest level of minorities in the state, and the highest level of white people who think they’re black. Most boring possible place to live besides Dunstable, which is slightly more boring. Home to the Groton School, but most people in Groton are too dumb and therefore go to Groton-Dunstable Regional.</p>
<p>Here’s the urban dictionary definition of Groton School:
[Urban</a> Dictionary: groton school](<a href=“http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=groton+school]Urban”>Urban Dictionary: Groton School)</p>
<p>And now I agree with nerdgeekdork. These definitions are pretty funny.</p>
<p>Yeah the definitions are funny.
Have you seen the ones for Exeter, Andover, and College Confidential. It’s pretty obvious it’s students from rival schools or people who were rejected.</p>
<p>the andover one bashes exeter
the exeter one bashes andover</p>
<p>They are all funny if you don’t take them seriously</p>
<p>what does HADES stand for?</p>
<p>Hotchkiss Andover Deerfield Exeter SPS</p>
<p>It denotes the best schools in general, not just those 5 schools [notably, it leaves out 5 other schools that are generally considered to be in the top ten along with HADES: Groton, Middlesex, L’ville, Choate and Milton].</p>
<p>Hubris. Affected. Denial. Empty. Silly.</p>
<p>What is that supposed to mean?</p>
<p>H - a - d - e - s</p>
<p>Nvmd, i get that. This thread has gotten boring.</p>
<p>Please, everyone, GLADCHEMMS.</p>
<p>Rebelangel… you are a genius.</p>
<p>Well, if he’s a genius I must be einstein…</p>
<p>Horses. Alligators. Deer. Elephants. Seagull.
Hegemony. Abstemious. Denizen. Ecomium. Sinecure.</p>
<p>nerdgeekdork…thanks</p>
<p>H. Hubris
A. Affected
D. Denial = urbanflop
E. Empty
S. Silly = this thread</p>
<p>@rebelangel,
Yeah this thread has gotten ridiculous. I should close it.</p>
<p>No! I LIVE off of ridiculous things!</p>
<p>Yes, thank you, gonnastop, it is GLADCHEMMS!</p>
<p>how about basically all prep schools we know about, from supposedly 1st tier to 3rd, are 95% likely to be better than the high schools we would/did attend?</p>