Is this a trick question? ....I knew it - HA...... f*ckin' "Tricksters" EVERYWHERE these days.....


YO, excuse me for a moment Glamorous Nymph, long as you mentioned it first, just curious.... so exactly what size be that magnificent RACK you speaketh of so proudly back there a few comments ago?

Glamorous Nymph Wrote:
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> Who needs an education? I have a pretty face and
> big tits.....

Pic please...

Edith Grove Wrote:
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> Glamorous Nymph Wrote:
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> > Who needs an education? I have a pretty face
> and
> > big tits.....
>
> Pic please...


Here she is, Mr. Grove. I snapped this photo of Glamorous Nymph this morning on her way out.

In my country we don't talk about education level.

We only interessting about e.r.e.c.t.i.o.n levels

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NICOS Wrote:
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> In my country we don't talk about education
> level.
>
> We only interessting about e.r.e.c.t.i.o.n levels

it seems to be about the same level for most of the guys here....

Luke know's what I'm talking about

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who cares?

Carlitos
Tenerife

Glamorous Nymph Wrote:
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> Who needs an education? I have a pretty face and
> big tits.....


And your address is?????????????????

"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"

Raoul Duke Wrote:
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> No pappa has less dough than I do. More like a
> full, 5-year scholarship for tuition, living
> expenses, and research travel.

More info please Raoul Duke, how did you secure such a coveted fully paid scholarship to the great Harvard?

For a full time student, what is the tuition for a student per semester?

turnersmemo Wrote:
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> "We learned more from a three minute record than
> we ever learned in school..."


I always loved that line................I smell a future signature.

Lukester Wrote:
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> Edith Grove Wrote:
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> > Glamorous Nymph Wrote:
> >
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>
> > -----
> > > Who needs an education? I have a pretty face
> > and
> > > big tits.....
> >
> > Pic please...
>
>
> Here she is, Mr. Grove. I snapped this photo of
> Glamorous Nymph this morning on her way out.
>
> [i41.photobucket.com]
> amn.jpg


Ain't wide angle lenses great?

sweetcharmedlife Wrote:
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And your address is?????????????????


Don't think you need an address, SCL, just pull up Google Earth and should be pretty easy to find...

Been there done that STG....................LOL......................But thanks anyway.

"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"

Nice pic Lukester.

That gots to be a titanium reinforced tank top.

keefriff99 Wrote:
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> loochie Wrote:
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> > M.S. from R.I.T. in Computer Geekism
>
> I almost went to R.I.T., but ended up with WPI.
>
> Currently working on an M.E. in software
> engineering from RPI.

well, i'm sure you made a good decision - anyway RIT was not one of my favorite places to be on the planet

amstel school is rocking! Glamoros nympho is for rock and amstel!

The Sicilian Wrote:
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> Raoul Duke Wrote:
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>
> > No pappa has less dough than I do. More like a
> > full, 5-year scholarship for tuition, living
> > expenses, and research travel.
>
> More info please Raoul Duke, how did you secure
> such a coveted fully paid scholarship to the great
> Harvard?
>
> For a full time student, what is the tuition for a
> student per semester?

Well, most PhD programs in the United States do not require students to pay any tuition money. They usually fund you throughout. In Harvard's case, they also give you yearly fellowships that allow you to live pretty comfortably, if not especially glamorously. In any case, the tuition for undergraduates right now is about $40,000 a year. Definitely beyond my means - my own undergraduate degree is from the University of Kansas...

How I got in? I sent them an application and was one of the 20 lucky bastards my department admitted that year. I had a pretty decent record and a few publications in academic journals that helped out quite a bit.

Hey Harvard Fellow. Congrats! Anybody excellent enough can get into Harvard, so you very well deserved it, but 20 sounds a lot to me. Which department is this? I'm an astronomer at SRON in Utrecht (Netherlands), will get my PhD in about half a year at the Amsterdam University. Been to Harvard once, while in Boston for the Stones in Jan 2006. Mighty cold then, probably hot as hell now. Didn't like Boston, really liked Camebridge and the campus though.

GCSE's and a GNVQ in Business Studies. Education went out the window when I opted to join the Civil Service.

BS in Business (Accounting)

I can balance the hell out of my checking account.

Peterh Wrote:
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> Hey Harvard Fellow. Congrats! Anybody excellent
> enough can get into Harvard, so you very well
> deserved it, but 20 sounds a lot to me. Which
> department is this?

Department of Government.

Raoul - Are you at the Kennedy School of Gov? My sister went there as well. Excellent school.

CindyC Wrote:
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> Raoul - Are you at the Kennedy School of Gov?
> My sister went there as well. Excellent school.

No. The Kennedy School is very prestigious, but it is more of a public administration school that trains "practitioners." The Department of Government (www.gov.harvard.edu), which is where I work, is mostly for aspiring academics. To give you an idea, the difference in the curriculum is comparable to what you would see between a business school and an economics department.

Raoul Duke Wrote:
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> No. The Kennedy School is very prestigious, but it
> is more of a public administration school that
> trains "practitioners." The Department of
> Government (www.gov.harvard.edu), which is where I
> work, is mostly for aspiring academics. To give
> you an idea, the difference in the curriculum is
> comparable to what you would see between a
> business school and an economics department.


That makes sense as she is involved in public administration. Thanks for the explanation!

Bachelor's in History - University of Oregon
Master's in Human Resources/Organizational Development - University of San Francisco

I only go to schools with the Green & Gold colors - looking for a good one for the PHD - any suggestions?

StonesTod Wrote:
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> I only go to schools with the Green & Gold colors
> - looking for a good one for the PHD - any
> suggestions?

Baylor?

PS: But I would much sooner relax the Green/Gold requirement than move to Waco, TX



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Raoul Duke Wrote:
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> StonesTod Wrote:
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> > I only go to schools with the Green & Gold
> colors
> > - looking for a good one for the PHD - any
> > suggestions?
>
> Baylor?

green AND gold? i thought just green - but maybe not. But, you know that's in Texas and I'm just not sure Texas is ready for my whining....

Funny question

StonesTod Wrote:
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> Bachelor's in History - University of Oregon
> Master's in Human Resources/Organizational
> Development - University of San Francisco
>
> I only go to schools with the Green & Gold colors
> - looking for a good one for the PHD - any
> suggestions?


Colorado State? I think they have green & gold "ram" style football helmets.

General teacher. What do i teach my pupils? The history and music of The Rolling Stones.