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Yeah I was too. This thread is really dead. I've moved the entire conversation from the oldest University in the world to Korn's cock.Korn said:
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Yeah well my cock's named Oxford. No- Herbert. No, THE HULK.Korn said:
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Yes, let's recap.Waldo said:
1. The girl in question has been described by some as a "rich brat", although I'd use the word "immature".
2. We concluded that she should just do medicine as she'll never be free from her draconian parents.
3. We also concluded that there were a number of other options to her, and others.
4. Laurie Fields is a child-prodigy.
5. Rhodes scholars are always post-grad.
6. Korn likes to be the best, and his cock is better than oxford.
7. Pwar's cock's named THE HULK.
8. This thread was always useless, and nobody could ever use it for referencing.
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in reply to Not-That-Bright's
I get the feeling I don't like the girl that started this thread, she sounds up herself or like she's living in some sort of fantasy world. "I operated on a goldfish - I think I'm reading for med guys!" My dying grandfather IS NOT A GOLDFISH! I will not allow anyone with a mind such as this to operate anywhere near him.
Just to get things straight...at no point did I claim that my vetrinary skills on goldfish would render me adequate in treating humans. I merely stated that I was not squeamish. I know that a medical degree takes years of training and even then, you need experience to be a good doctor. Sorry if I was misinterpreted.
in reply to the general conclusion
1. The girl in question has been described by some as a "rich brat", although I'd use the word "immature".
I'm not going to fight you. I know I'm immature! But think of what kind of adult can be spewed out of a childhood during which she is
* drilled that people who do not go to university are lazy/stupid/BAD people
* made to believe all the white people in Australia are out to get her because you're Asian
* informed that medicine was the only degree worth taking
* had her mobile phone confiscated after text-messaging a boy five times
* has no privacy except (ironically) on the internet as even her diary is now read
* not made aware of what copulation was until the age of eleven
* asked her English teacher what the overtones of "69" were
* told to shield her eyes at scenes of violence
* told to sleep on the floor of her parents' room after watching spooky movies/visiting spooky places
* questioned for getting <98
* scolded for getting <95
* punished for getting <90
* told that every 'flu or cold she gets is a result of her not eating properly
I also know I fall into the category of a "rich brat". But I wish you guys could all understand how money is not everything.
I have had parents who have bought me everything I ever wanted with regard to my education, I have had every Excel textbook that exists, every Magic School Bus program, Austen, Bronte and Dickens from the time I was nine. Any 100% mark has been rewarded with money or phone calls or internet time. Anything less than that and things get removed. Not money, but intangible things, such as privacy, as mother tries to put a reason for a "low" mark, or time on my piano (in rationing it she believes my UAI will increase), or memories in the form of photographs, old letters, birthday cards, soft toys, things money can't replace.
I have a father who never is at home for me and a mother who spends her life breathing down my neck, determined to live her dream through me. As I write this they believe I am seeking help for Latin from a friend.
You guys probably take having friends for granted; my parents have forbidden me to have any "friends" as per se, as they say that friends will leech marks off you by borrowing notes etc, and they lecture me that nobody has friends in high school because they are all too busy studying, and we are all competing against each other for the top marks. The only "friends" I may have are people who are in the top 10 of the grade, and even then it must be very guarded, as I must not give out my "secrets". They have told me that they will be my friends for the next two years, but what they don't realise is that they're so unapproachable and refuse to talk about "distractions" aka anything not related to the HSC. Please feel lucky that you are surrounded by people who love you.
I get the feeling I don't like the girl that started this thread, she sounds up herself or like she's living in some sort of fantasy world. "I operated on a goldfish - I think I'm reading for med guys!" My dying grandfather IS NOT A GOLDFISH! I will not allow anyone with a mind such as this to operate anywhere near him.
Just to get things straight...at no point did I claim that my vetrinary skills on goldfish would render me adequate in treating humans. I merely stated that I was not squeamish. I know that a medical degree takes years of training and even then, you need experience to be a good doctor. Sorry if I was misinterpreted.
in reply to the general conclusion
1. The girl in question has been described by some as a "rich brat", although I'd use the word "immature".
I'm not going to fight you. I know I'm immature! But think of what kind of adult can be spewed out of a childhood during which she is
* drilled that people who do not go to university are lazy/stupid/BAD people
* made to believe all the white people in Australia are out to get her because you're Asian
* informed that medicine was the only degree worth taking
* had her mobile phone confiscated after text-messaging a boy five times
* has no privacy except (ironically) on the internet as even her diary is now read
* not made aware of what copulation was until the age of eleven
* asked her English teacher what the overtones of "69" were
* told to shield her eyes at scenes of violence
* told to sleep on the floor of her parents' room after watching spooky movies/visiting spooky places
* questioned for getting <98
* scolded for getting <95
* punished for getting <90
* told that every 'flu or cold she gets is a result of her not eating properly
I also know I fall into the category of a "rich brat". But I wish you guys could all understand how money is not everything.
I have had parents who have bought me everything I ever wanted with regard to my education, I have had every Excel textbook that exists, every Magic School Bus program, Austen, Bronte and Dickens from the time I was nine. Any 100% mark has been rewarded with money or phone calls or internet time. Anything less than that and things get removed. Not money, but intangible things, such as privacy, as mother tries to put a reason for a "low" mark, or time on my piano (in rationing it she believes my UAI will increase), or memories in the form of photographs, old letters, birthday cards, soft toys, things money can't replace.
I have a father who never is at home for me and a mother who spends her life breathing down my neck, determined to live her dream through me. As I write this they believe I am seeking help for Latin from a friend.
You guys probably take having friends for granted; my parents have forbidden me to have any "friends" as per se, as they say that friends will leech marks off you by borrowing notes etc, and they lecture me that nobody has friends in high school because they are all too busy studying, and we are all competing against each other for the top marks. The only "friends" I may have are people who are in the top 10 of the grade, and even then it must be very guarded, as I must not give out my "secrets". They have told me that they will be my friends for the next two years, but what they don't realise is that they're so unapproachable and refuse to talk about "distractions" aka anything not related to the HSC. Please feel lucky that you are surrounded by people who love you.
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Someone needs to punch your parents in the face. Specifically you.
*sigh* ultra-conservative right-wing asian parents. i empathise.
attain majority, go to uni, do whatever the fuck you like. and grow up.
you should know what's good for you, but at the same time, you are not the mini-version of your parents.
attain majority, go to uni, do whatever the fuck you like. and grow up.
you should know what's good for you, but at the same time, you are not the mini-version of your parents.
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Go to uni somewhere your parents aren't. Or convince them that the best school for doing the HSC is at armidale and get them to pay for you to go there
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Don't you think I would fucking love to? < insert line of other expletives > But I'm petrified of them; I remember when I was two, and climbed up the benchtop, I got caned with a piece of bamboo with a plastic handle.withoutaface said:
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Just remember, if you can get them to hit you back, you can get them time in the big housestella8h8chang said:
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Or how about she tells them to back the fuck off? Donn't you understand, stella, that they're not going to get better unless you get em?Frigid said:
Then you get everything...withoutaface said:Just remember, if you can get them to hit you back, you can get them time in the big house
But seriously, you need to stand up to your parents. Its your life, not theirs.
And don't they understand things not related to the HSC, ie extracurricular things, might be what counts to being accepted somewhere, or getting a scholarship.
i think its important to tell em to give u more space sooner rather than later.
from what it seems you parents seem to be quite the tight arses, do you actually think they will let u move overseas without probably coming with you?
from what it seems you parents seem to be quite the tight arses, do you actually think they will let u move overseas without probably coming with you?