Official B.S. Thread( Enter at your own risk! )

[erok]

Originally Posted by mr.carr

for those that dont know me. i may be an asshole on here, but once you get to know me im a real cool guy to have around. if you dont believe me ask anyone on here that knows me.



just throwing that out in the open.

You need to chill on post whoring your opinion on this site. From one of your older post saying that kseries are played out to saying peoples cars are blah or overpriced...gtfo!

[mr.carr]

i know im just an open person with a big mouth no homo.

[heeltoehonda]

Originally Posted by mr.carr

i know im just an open person with a big mouth no homo.

I think you also have to much free time and you just post stuff cause your bored... atleast that's what it looks like to me.

[mr.carr]

well half the time that is true.

[JRSC_EK]

majority of the people on here are like that too...

[heeltoehonda]

Originally Posted by JRSC_EK

majority of the people on here are like that too...

I used to be one of them

[ChunKy]

no one beats me

[mr.carr]

yeah we know mr.3000

[NikkyT]

thumbs down to the green ej8 coupe i smashed yesterday. half throttle in a fiero and roasted this civic. hahahahah fail.

[ChunKy]

Originally Posted by mr.carr

yeah we know mr.3000

im actually trying not to post but some of the threads is just too hard not to say nothing lol.

[garyLT1]

Originally Posted by NikkyT

thumbs down to the green ej8 coupe i smashed yesterday. half throttle in a fiero and roasted this civic. hahahahah fail.

nice lol

[garyLT1]

Originally Posted by Em1LuiSiR

Dmacc is wack! xP

why you gotta be like that lol you'll probully go to dmacc to when you get out of highschool its a smart way to save money then transfer to a four year college to finish it

[ChunKy]

aa at dmacc is 1/4 price(i think its correct $2500vs $10k) of university, getting same paper and less work for it :P

[garyLT1]

Originally Posted by ChunKy

aa at dmacc is 1/4 price(i think its correct $2500vs $10k) of university, getting same paper and less work for it :P

the less work for it isnt allways true it depends on the teacher or the class im taking buisness and its no cake walk unless im a idiot who does get business law

[dsmer06]

Originally Posted by Em1LuiSiR

Dmacc is wack! xP

I received my aa from Dmacc before I transferred, and I think it was a great decision. I saved a huge amount of money, and I was instructed by knowledgeable professors in small classes. Going to Dmacc also gave me a chance to figure out exactly what I wanted to do, and to get all my core classes out of the way.

The only thing I didn't like about Dmacc was the students who wasted space by just trying to drift through class.

[Tripz_12]

im going to dmacc for my aa too, im not going to a different college after the 2 years, if anything im just trying to decide what to major in, or career to work in. on a side note...there are so many bitches there

also hey luis, can i post the pic of your haircut on here???

[Bill]

a few threads in the for sale auto have been closed due to no pictures check and see if it was your thread and pm with pics and ill reopen it

[nate2k5]

Originally Posted by garyLT1

the less work for it isnt allways true it depends on the teacher or the class im taking buisness and its no cake walk unless im a idiot who does get business law

i took business law at kirkwood and it was a cakewalk. i also took a law class at dmacc, same result. at a university you'd be shitting your pants if you can't handle DMACC's lite version.

saving money is cool but you lose out on a lot of what college is by living at home and going to CC. you really should move out of your comfort zone into a dorming situation. not saying all of you do this, just a suggestion if you do or are thinking of doing it.

edit: chunky, 4 semesters at dmacc would be ~$7500 vs iowa's ~$14,500

[EM1San]

Originally Posted by nate2k5

i took business law at kirkwood and it was a cakewalk. i also took a law class at dmacc, same result. at a university you'd be shitting your pants if you can't handle DMACC's lite version.

saving money is cool but you lose out on a lot of what college is by living at home and going to CC. you really should move out of your comfort zone into a dorming situation. not saying all of you do this, just a suggestion if you do or are thinking of doing it.

edit: chunky, 4 semesters at dmacc would be ~$7500 vs iowa's ~$14,500

$14,500 for 2 semesters at Iowa. Not everyone who goes to DMACC or a CC lives at home. DMACC has dorms for students.

P.S. Being born/living/growing up in Iowa and then going to college in Iowa is staying in a comfort zone.

[ChunKy]

shit i doute many of you moved as many places as i did, i havent went college yet but techically moved out since like age 17 lol, god i envy kids in HS, less bills, less problems, less headic than grown up haha but there is a good trade off, more freedom!

[nate2k5]

Originally Posted by EM1San

$14,500 for 2 semesters at Iowa. Not everyone who goes to DMACC or a CC lives at home. DMACC has dorms for students.

P.S. Being born/living/growing up in Iowa and then going to college in Iowa is staying in a comfort zone.

$3800 a semester tuition x 4 = my math was close.

going from a class size of 23 to 4000+ was a change for me

[dsmer06]

Originally Posted by ChunKy

shit i doute many of you moved as many places as i did, i havent went college yet but techically moved out since like age 17 lol, god i envy kids in HS, less bills, less problems, less headic than grown up haha but there is a good trade off, more freedom!

I hear you about the bills, I was 20 when I actually got my shit together and went back to school. Yes, there are a lot of responsibilities that go with being an adult and going back to school, but it can pay off. I worked full time while I was enrolled at Dmacc to pay off all my debt, and now after getting essentially a free ride to a university I can be a kid again.

[nate2k5]

Originally Posted by dsmer06

I hear you about the bills, I was 20 when I actually got my shit together and went back to school. Yes, there are a lot of responsibilities that go with being an adult and going back to school, but it can pay off. I worked full time while I was enrolled at Dmacc to pay off all my debt, and now after getting essentially a free ride to a university I can be a kid again.

except you are jumping from lower level undergrad community college classes to upper level undergrad university classes. the difference is very apparent.