How were you right Moron??? Did you read the Syllabus????
There is nothing to dispute.
YOU ARE WRONG.
I actually felt that you were so wrong and pathetic that It wasnt worth my response.
You are clearly a hard headed unreasonable cockbreath.
The class Syllabus for one of the best schools in the country clearly states you are wrong.
You are like a 7 year old kid.
I'm like a 7 year old, but you use the word cockbreath. Hmmm ...must be from your masters program....
You must think you learn everything from a book. Ask any economist or business owner what happens if there is NO DEMAND.....it doesnt matter what they teach in that class if that one thing doesnt happen first...
Is that too hard for you to understand?
"Me read book....me smart. Me pull up 2008 syllabus from big school. Me try prove point. Me not understand anything" Kelly Slator
Class dismissed
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Quote Originally Posted by Kelly_Slater:
How were you right Moron??? Did you read the Syllabus????
There is nothing to dispute.
YOU ARE WRONG.
I actually felt that you were so wrong and pathetic that It wasnt worth my response.
You are clearly a hard headed unreasonable cockbreath.
The class Syllabus for one of the best schools in the country clearly states you are wrong.
You are like a 7 year old kid.
I'm like a 7 year old, but you use the word cockbreath. Hmmm ...must be from your masters program....
You must think you learn everything from a book. Ask any economist or business owner what happens if there is NO DEMAND.....it doesnt matter what they teach in that class if that one thing doesnt happen first...
Is that too hard for you to understand?
"Me read book....me smart. Me pull up 2008 syllabus from big school. Me try prove point. Me not understand anything" Kelly Slator
I was commenting that your post was an "epic fail."
That would insinuate that I thought you failed miserably or worse than normal - Hence the "Epic Fail" instead of just a regular fail. lol
EPIC
1. An extended narrative poem in elevated or dignified language, celebrating the feats of a legendary or traditional hero.
2. A literary or dramatic composition that resembles an extended narrative poem celebrating heroic feats.
3. A series of events considered appropriate to an epic: the epic of the Old West.
adj.
1. Of, constituting, having to do with, or suggestive of a literary epic: an epic poem.
2. Surpassing the usual or ordinary, particularly in scope or size: A vast musical panorama . . . it requires an epic musical understanding to do it justice"(Tim Page).
3. Heroic and impressive in quality: "Here in the courtroom . . . there was more of that epic atmosphere, the extra amperage of a special moment"(Scott Turow).
Go read a book little boy.
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I just looked it up TRAIN and guess what???
WRONG AGAIN DUFACE
I was commenting that your post was an "epic fail."
That would insinuate that I thought you failed miserably or worse than normal - Hence the "Epic Fail" instead of just a regular fail. lol
EPIC
1. An extended narrative poem in elevated or dignified language, celebrating the feats of a legendary or traditional hero.
2. A literary or dramatic composition that resembles an extended narrative poem celebrating heroic feats.
3. A series of events considered appropriate to an epic: the epic of the Old West.
adj.
1. Of, constituting, having to do with, or suggestive of a literary epic: an epic poem.
2. Surpassing the usual or ordinary, particularly in scope or size: A vast musical panorama . . . it requires an epic musical understanding to do it justice"(Tim Page).
3. Heroic and impressive in quality: "Here in the courtroom . . . there was more of that epic atmosphere, the extra amperage of a special moment"(Scott Turow).
I was commenting that your post was an "epic fail."
That would insinuate that I thought you failed miserably or worse than normal - Hence the "Epic Fail" instead of just a regular fail. lol
EPIC
1. An extended narrative poem in elevated or dignified language, celebrating the feats of a legendary or traditional hero.
2. A literary or dramatic composition that resembles an extended narrative poem celebrating heroic feats.
3. A series of events considered appropriate to an epic: the epic of the Old West.
adj.
1. Of, constituting, having to do with, or suggestive of a literary epic: an epic poem.
2. Surpassing the usual or ordinary, particularly in scope or size: A vast musical panorama . . . it requires an epic musical understanding to do it justice"(Tim Page).
3. Heroic and impressive in quality: "Here in the courtroom . . . there was more of that epic atmosphere, the extra amperage of a special moment"(Scott Turow).
Go read a book little boy.
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I just looked it up TRAIN and guess what???
WRONG AGAIN DUFACE
I was commenting that your post was an "epic fail."
That would insinuate that I thought you failed miserably or worse than normal - Hence the "Epic Fail" instead of just a regular fail. lol
EPIC
1. An extended narrative poem in elevated or dignified language, celebrating the feats of a legendary or traditional hero.
2. A literary or dramatic composition that resembles an extended narrative poem celebrating heroic feats.
3. A series of events considered appropriate to an epic: the epic of the Old West.
adj.
1. Of, constituting, having to do with, or suggestive of a literary epic: an epic poem.
2. Surpassing the usual or ordinary, particularly in scope or size: A vast musical panorama . . . it requires an epic musical understanding to do it justice"(Tim Page).
3. Heroic and impressive in quality: "Here in the courtroom . . . there was more of that epic atmosphere, the extra amperage of a special moment"(Scott Turow).