Current Events > Should Colleges and Universities be "Free"?

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BCAM1984 03/22/18 5:04:17 PM #1:	Should Undergraduate Tuition be free (paid for by tax dollars)? Yes, absolutely Maybe - Public Institutions yes, Private No No, that might make degrees worth less View Results This is tuition and books. Room and Board would still be a personal expense. --- Romans 12:21 - "Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good." <cite>BCAM1984 posted [p:898299207] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote> Should Undergraduate Tuition be free (paid for by tax dollars)? Yes, absolutely Maybe - Public Institutions yes, Private No No, that might make degrees worth less View Results This is tuition and books. Room and Board would still be a personal expense.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
gbpxl 03/22/18 5:06:41 PM #2:	Absolutely not. It would bring in a lot of idiots who shouldn't step foot on a college campus, overburden taxpayers, and make the learning process worse. <cite>gbpxl posted [p:898299373] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote>Absolutely not. It would bring in a lot of idiots who shouldn't step foot on a college campus, overburden taxpayers, and make the learning process worse.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Silver Bearings 03/22/18 5:07:40 PM #3:	There isn't enough taxes in the world that could pay for this. --- Silver Bearings 2020: Clear Vision for America <cite>Silver Bearings posted [p:898299441] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote>There isn't enough taxes in the world that could pay for this.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
emblem boy 03/22/18 5:07:51 PM #4:	It should be cheaper... Not necessarily free --- Posted with GameRaven 3.4 <cite>emblem boy posted [p:898299454] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote>It should be cheaper... Not necessarily free</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
thrashmetal14 03/22/18 5:08:43 PM #5:	gbpxl posted... Absolutely not. It would bring in a lot of idiots who shouldn't step foot on a college campus, overburden taxpayers, and make the learning process worse. emblem boy posted... It should be cheaper... Not necessarily free <cite>thrashmetal14 posted [p:898299507] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote><cite>gbpxl posted...</cite> <quote>Absolutely not. It would bring in a lot of idiots who shouldn't step foot on a college campus, overburden taxpayers, and make the learning process worse.</quote> <cite>emblem boy posted...</cite> <quote>It should be cheaper... Not necessarily free</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Unsugarized_Foo 03/22/18 5:13:06 PM #7:	I believe certain degrees should be incentivized Maybe the government should do something similar to scholarship programs and just pick individuals with certain merits to get a free ride. Dont ask me how. Maybe only have it for when you've done a year or two of college and ready to declare a major. There's only so many art, psych, sports management, and other oversaturated degrees that are useful. --- "All I have is my balls and my word, and I don't break them for anyone!"-Tony Montana <cite>Unsugarized_Foo posted [p:898299777] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote>I believe certain degrees should be incentivized Maybe the government should do something similar to scholarship programs and just pick individuals with certain merits to get a free ride. Dont ask me how. Maybe only have it for when you've done a year or two of college and ready to declare a major. There's only so many art, psych, sports management, and other oversaturated degrees that are useful.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
_Bones_Zero_ 03/22/18 5:13:21 PM #8:	Am I the only who feels like having a campus for colleges is an outdated idea since you can easily take all of your courses on the internet, including watching recorded lectures and reading online copies of books? Once an infrastructure for online college is set up properly, I don't see any reason not to offer it for free or at least an extremely low fee. --- https://twitter.com/Bones0toDeath <cite>_Bones_Zero_ posted [p:898299798] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote>Am I the only who feels like having a campus for colleges is an outdated idea since you can easily take all of your courses on the internet, including watching recorded lectures and reading online copies of books? Once an infrastructure for online college is set up properly, I don't see any reason not to offer it for free or at least an extremely low fee.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EndOfDiscOne 03/22/18 5:14:07 PM #9:	emblem boy posted... It should be cheaper Step 1: get rid of FAFSA --- I am the Cheese! I am the best character on the show! I am better than both the salami and the bologna *COMBINED!* <cite>EndOfDiscOne posted [p:898299853] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote><cite>emblem boy posted...</cite> <quote>It should be cheaper</quote> Step 1: get rid of FAFSA</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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COVxy 03/22/18 5:16:19 PM #11:	EndOfDiscOne posted... emblem boy posted... It should be cheaper Step 1: get rid of FAFSA Uh, no. --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])] <cite>COVxy posted [p:898299978] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote><cite>EndOfDiscOne posted...</cite> <quote><cite>emblem boy posted...</cite> <quote>It should be cheaper</quote> Step 1: get rid of FAFSA</quote> Uh, no.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Unsugarized_Foo 03/22/18 5:16:24 PM #12:	_Bones_Zero_ posted... Am I the only who feels like having a campus for colleges is an outdated idea since you can easily take all of your courses on the internet, including watching recorded lectures and reading online copies of books? Once an infrastructure for online college is set up properly, I don't see any reason not to offer it for free or at least an extremely low fee. Some of the fancy colleges do that. Its free and if you're comfortable, pay a fee, take a test, and get a diploma --- "All I have is my balls and my word, and I don't break them for anyone!"-Tony Montana <cite>Unsugarized_Foo posted [p:898299982] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote><cite>_Bones_Zero_ posted...</cite> <quote>Am I the only who feels like having a campus for colleges is an outdated idea since you can easily take all of your courses on the internet, including watching recorded lectures and reading online copies of books? Once an infrastructure for online college is set up properly, I don't see any reason not to offer it for free or at least an extremely low fee.</quote> Some of the fancy colleges do that. Its free and if you're comfortable, pay a fee, take a test, and get a diploma</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
_Bones_Zero_ 03/22/18 5:27:45 PM #13:	Bullet_Wing posted... _Bones_Zero_ posted... Am I the only who feels like having a campus for colleges is an outdated idea since you can easily take all of your courses on the internet, including watching recorded lectures and reading online copies of books? Once an infrastructure for online college is set up properly, I don't see any reason not to offer it for free or at least an extremely low fee. Another good point. Make it rather difficult, and open source the classes with final exams that you pay for. This is similar to getting Cisco certifications, I believe. Another approach I just thought of would be to not have any exams done through the college. Instead of online college being used to determine someone's ability and award degrees for their knowledge, the burden of testing people could be left to private institutions or whatever business is doing the hiring. So let's say you run a bank and want to hire someone who knows banking. You could tell people interested in that career that they need to be able to pass X exam which covers subjects Y and Z. They would get a course schedule designed to teach subjects Y and Z, then they take the exam. The exam could be done by a private testing company, or if your bank is large enough, maybe you have your own specific test for them to take when applying. The applicant takes the exam with the knowledge they've learned, and based on how they do, you can choose whether or not to hire them. My favorite part about this idea is that it separates the learning from the testing. Too often it seems like students are only focused on getting the degree, not actually learning. This sort of system would incentivize actually learning and understanding subjects because you may be exposed to different exams depending on where you are applying. It also allows a lot more flexibility and efficiency for learning. If you are hiring someone and don't actually care if they've taken an art course, then your exam can ignore that kind of general education (which should be done in elementary school anyway tbh). If you value knowledge of art and history even for an unrelated field like banking, then you're welcome to incorporate those subjects into the application exam and weight their importance as you see fit. Unsugarized_Foo posted... _Bones_Zero_ posted... Am I the only who feels like having a campus for colleges is an outdated idea since you can easily take all of your courses on the internet, including watching recorded lectures and reading online copies of books? Once an infrastructure for online college is set up properly, I don't see any reason not to offer it for free or at least an extremely low fee. Some of the fancy colleges do that. Its free and if you're comfortable, pay a fee, take a test, and get a diploma That's awesome to hear. I haven't heard anything about it so I just assumed all of the major colleges didn't want to give away so much information for free when they could charge ridiculous tuition for it. Especially for textbooks which have become so overpriced it's not even funny. --- https://twitter.com/Bones0toDeath <cite>_Bones_Zero_ posted [p:898300692] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote><cite>Bullet_Wing posted...</cite> <quote><cite>_Bones_Zero_ posted...</cite> <quote>Am I the only who feels like having a campus for colleges is an outdated idea since you can easily take all of your courses on the internet, including watching recorded lectures and reading online copies of books? Once an infrastructure for online college is set up properly, I don't see any reason not to offer it for free or at least an extremely low fee.</quote> Another good point. Make it rather difficult, and open source the classes with final exams that you pay for. This is similar to getting Cisco certifications, I believe.</quote> Another approach I just thought of would be to not have any exams done through the college. Instead of online college being used to determine someone's ability and award degrees for their knowledge, the burden of testing people could be left to private institutions or whatever business is doing the hiring. So let's say you run a bank and want to hire someone who knows banking. You could tell people interested in that career that they need to be able to pass X exam which covers subjects Y and Z. They would get a course schedule designed to teach subjects Y and Z, then they take the exam. The exam could be done by a private testing company, or if your bank is large enough, maybe you have your own specific test for them to take when applying. The applicant takes the exam with the knowledge they've learned, and based on how they do, you can choose whether or not to hire them. My favorite part about this idea is that it separates the learning from the testing. Too often it seems like students are only focused on getting the degree, not actually learning. This sort of system would incentivize actually learning and understanding subjects because you may be exposed to different exams depending on where you are applying. It also allows a lot more flexibility and efficiency for learning. If you are hiring someone and don't actually care if they've taken an art course, then your exam can ignore that kind of general education (which should be done in elementary school anyway tbh). If you value knowledge of art and history even for an unrelated field like banking, then you're welcome to incorporate those subjects into the application exam and weight their importance as you see fit. <cite>Unsugarized_Foo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>_Bones_Zero_ posted...</cite> <quote>Am I the only who feels like having a campus for colleges is an outdated idea since you can easily take all of your courses on the internet, including watching recorded lectures and reading online copies of books? Once an infrastructure for online college is set up properly, I don't see any reason not to offer it for free or at least an extremely low fee.</quote> Some of the fancy colleges do that. Its free and if you're comfortable, pay a fee, take a test, and get a diploma</quote> That's awesome to hear. I haven't heard anything about it so I just assumed all of the major colleges didn't want to give away so much information for free when they could charge ridiculous tuition for it. Especially for textbooks which have become so overpriced it's not even funny.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DoctorVader 03/22/18 5:30:29 PM #14:	NY State has free college now. It's gonna be a shit fest since anyone under $125k is eligible. It used to be like $30k. --- It all just disappears, doesn't it? Everything you are, gone in a moment, like breath on a mirror. - The Doctor <cite>DoctorVader posted [p:898300861] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote>NY State has free college now. It's gonna be a shit fest since anyone under $125k is eligible. It used to be like $30k.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Master_Bass 03/22/18 5:31:28 PM #15:	Trade school and colleges should be cheaper, so that more people can go to them. We will benefit from a highly skilled and educated working class. --- Many Bothans died to bring you this post. <cite>Master_Bass posted [p:898300923] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote>Trade school and colleges should be cheaper, so that more people can go to them. We will benefit from a highly skilled and educated working class.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
r4X0r 03/22/18 5:32:00 PM #16:	As a strict conservative? In places with sky high taxes? Fuck yeah public universities should be free of cost to students. If you live in California or New Jersey and your family is paying through the teeth in taxes and you're going to do the same if you continue to live there, you've already paid for that public university. A state telling a family that pays $18,000/yr in property taxes and another $20,000 in state income taxes "You want to come to a state university? No problem, just give us $7,000 a year more" is absolutely ridiculous. In Florida, with no income taxes? No, pay up if you want higher education. In... New York? Your family has already paid enough in taxes to cover your admission to a public school. --- I faced it all and I stood tall- And did it my way. <cite>r4X0r posted [p:898300959] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote>As a strict conservative? In places with sky high taxes? Fuck yeah public universities should be free of cost to students. If you live in California or New Jersey and your family is paying through the teeth in taxes and you're going to do the same if you continue to live there, you've already paid for that public university. A state telling a family that pays $18,000/yr in property taxes and another $20,000 in state income taxes "You want to come to a state university? No problem, just give us $7,000 a year more" is absolutely ridiculous. In Florida, with no income taxes? No, pay up if you want higher education. In... New York? Your family has already paid enough in taxes to cover your admission to a public school.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Antifar 03/22/18 5:32:59 PM #17:	Silver Bearings posted... There isn't enough taxes in the world that could pay for this. Free public tuition would cost less than the amount we increased the defense budget by last year --- kin to all that throbs <cite>Antifar posted [p:898301020] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote><cite>Silver Bearings posted...</cite> <quote>There isn't enough taxes in the world that could pay for this. </quote> Free public tuition would cost less than the amount we increased the defense budget by last year</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Unsugarized_Foo 03/22/18 5:33:01 PM #18:	_Bones_Zero_ posted... Unsugarized_Foo posted... _Bones_Zero_ posted... Am I the only who feels like having a campus for colleges is an outdated idea since you can easily take all of your courses on the internet, including watching recorded lectures and reading online copies of books? Once an infrastructure for online college is set up properly, I don't see any reason not to offer it for free or at least an extremely low fee. Some of the fancy colleges do that. Its free and if you're comfortable, pay a fee, take a test, and get a diploma That's awesome to hear. I haven't heard anything about it so I just assumed all of the major colleges didn't want to give away so much information for free when they could charge ridiculous tuition for it. Especially for textbooks which have become so overpriced it's not even funny. Yeah, I forget where Ive seen it, but its there. People are usually not that dedicated or desperate, so it probably barely happens, if it does. I could see people in India being the biggest benefactors --- "All I have is my balls and my word, and I don't break them for anyone!"-Tony Montana <cite>Unsugarized_Foo posted [p:898301022] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote><cite>_Bones_Zero_ posted...</cite> <quote>Unsugarized_Foo posted... _Bones_Zero_ posted... Am I the only who feels like having a campus for colleges is an outdated idea since you can easily take all of your courses on the internet, including watching recorded lectures and reading online copies of books? Once an infrastructure for online college is set up properly, I don't see any reason not to offer it for free or at least an extremely low fee. Some of the fancy colleges do that. Its free and if you're comfortable, pay a fee, take a test, and get a diploma That's awesome to hear. I haven't heard anything about it so I just assumed all of the major colleges didn't want to give away so much information for free when they could charge ridiculous tuition for it. Especially for textbooks which have become so overpriced it's not even funny.</quote> Yeah, I forget where Ive seen it, but its there. People are usually not that dedicated or desperate, so it probably barely happens, if it does. I could see people in India being the biggest benefactors</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
COVxy 03/22/18 6:41:25 PM #19:	_Bones_Zero_ posted... Am I the only who feels like having a campus for colleges is an outdated idea since you can easily take all of your courses on the internet, including watching recorded lectures and reading online copies of books? Once an infrastructure for online college is set up properly, I don't see any reason not to offer it for free or at least an extremely low fee. University campuses are a lot more than just schools. --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])] <cite>COVxy posted [p:898305381] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote><cite>_Bones_Zero_ posted...</cite> <quote>Am I the only who feels like having a campus for colleges is an outdated idea since you can easily take all of your courses on the internet, including watching recorded lectures and reading online copies of books? Once an infrastructure for online college is set up properly, I don't see any reason not to offer it for free or at least an extremely low fee.</quote> University campuses are a lot more than just schools.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BlueJester007 03/22/18 6:43:13 PM #20:	No. But certain degree programs need to be removed in order to get kids to major in something actually useful. --- Donald Trump is under your bed. <cite>BlueJester007 posted [p:898305481] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote>No. But certain degree programs need to be removed in order to get kids to major in something actually useful.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
_Bones_Zero_ 03/22/18 6:45:04 PM #21:	COVxy posted... _Bones_Zero_ posted... Am I the only who feels like having a campus for colleges is an outdated idea since you can easily take all of your courses on the internet, including watching recorded lectures and reading online copies of books? Once an infrastructure for online college is set up properly, I don't see any reason not to offer it for free or at least an extremely low fee. University campuses are a lot more than just schools. What do you think they have on campuses that students couldn't get elsewhere? Are you talking about research facilities and stuff like that? --- https://twitter.com/Bones0toDeath <cite>_Bones_Zero_ posted [p:898305588] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote><cite>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>_Bones_Zero_ posted...</cite> <quote>Am I the only who feels like having a campus for colleges is an outdated idea since you can easily take all of your courses on the internet, including watching recorded lectures and reading online copies of books? Once an infrastructure for online college is set up properly, I don't see any reason not to offer it for free or at least an extremely low fee.</quote> University campuses are a lot more than just schools.</quote> What do you think they have on campuses that students couldn't get elsewhere? Are you talking about research facilities and stuff like that?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Damn_Underscore 03/22/18 6:45:47 PM #22:	How much less value can degrees have than they have now? --- Shenmue II = best game of all time Shenmue = 2nd best game of all time <cite>Damn_Underscore posted [p:898305631] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote>How much less value can degrees have than they have now?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
COVxy 03/22/18 6:46:13 PM #23:	_Bones_Zero_ posted... COVxy posted... _Bones_Zero_ posted... Am I the only who feels like having a campus for colleges is an outdated idea since you can easily take all of your courses on the internet, including watching recorded lectures and reading online copies of books? Once an infrastructure for online college is set up properly, I don't see any reason not to offer it for free or at least an extremely low fee. University campuses are a lot more than just schools. What do you think they have on campuses that students couldn't get elsewhere? Are you talking about research facilities and stuff like that? Yes, access to research facilities. Training in actual science, etc... --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])] <cite>COVxy posted [p:898305658] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote><cite>_Bones_Zero_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>_Bones_Zero_ posted...</cite> <quote>Am I the only who feels like having a campus for colleges is an outdated idea since you can easily take all of your courses on the internet, including watching recorded lectures and reading online copies of books? Once an infrastructure for online college is set up properly, I don't see any reason not to offer it for free or at least an extremely low fee.</quote> University campuses are a lot more than just schools.</quote> What do you think they have on campuses that students couldn't get elsewhere? Are you talking about research facilities and stuff like that?</quote> Yes, access to research facilities. Training in actual science, etc...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ray-Ray 03/22/18 6:46:22 PM #24:	knowledge is power and power isn't cheap --- Wut its like den hahmie? <cite>Ray-Ray posted [p:898305670] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote>knowledge is power and power isn't cheap</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MedeaLysistrata 03/22/18 6:47:42 PM #25:	Job training should be free. Knowledge should be free, but getting training in the pursuit of knowledge should cost money- it's a luxury. --- let's positive thinking [this post tastes like lunch] <cite>MedeaLysistrata posted [p:898305748] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote>Job training should be free. Knowledge should be free, but getting training in the pursuit of knowledge should cost money- it's a luxury.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Damn_Underscore 03/22/18 6:50:29 PM #26:	I wouldn't mind if the government funded certain classes/degrees. So if you wanted to follow a university/government-approved course list to get a degree in engineering for free or very cheap then great. But if you want to take a class in making ice cream, that's on your dime. --- Shenmue II = best game of all time Shenmue = 2nd best game of all time <cite>Damn_Underscore posted [p:898305894] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote>I wouldn't mind if the government funded certain classes/degrees. So if you wanted to follow a university/government-approved course list to get a degree in engineering for free or very cheap then great. But if you want to take a class in making ice cream, that's on your dime.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
_Bones_Zero_ 03/22/18 6:52:57 PM #27:	COVxy posted... _Bones_Zero_ posted... COVxy posted... _Bones_Zero_ posted... Am I the only who feels like having a campus for colleges is an outdated idea since you can easily take all of your courses on the internet, including watching recorded lectures and reading online copies of books? Once an infrastructure for online college is set up properly, I don't see any reason not to offer it for free or at least an extremely low fee. University campuses are a lot more than just schools. What do you think they have on campuses that students couldn't get elsewhere? Are you talking about research facilities and stuff like that? Yes, access to research facilities. Training in actual science, etc... I think those things are important, but why do they have to be connected to a campus? --- https://twitter.com/Bones0toDeath <cite>_Bones_Zero_ posted [p:898306039] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote><cite>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>_Bones_Zero_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>_Bones_Zero_ posted...</cite> <quote>Am I the only who feels like having a campus for colleges is an outdated idea since you can easily take all of your courses on the internet, including watching recorded lectures and reading online copies of books? Once an infrastructure for online college is set up properly, I don't see any reason not to offer it for free or at least an extremely low fee.</quote> University campuses are a lot more than just schools.</quote> What do you think they have on campuses that students couldn't get elsewhere? Are you talking about research facilities and stuff like that?</quote> Yes, access to research facilities. Training in actual science, etc...</quote> I think those things are important, but why do they have to be connected to a campus?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
COVxy 03/22/18 6:54:22 PM #28:	_Bones_Zero_ posted... I think those things are important, but why do they have to be connected to a campus? Because research facilitates are expensive and necessarily clustered. --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])] <cite>COVxy posted [p:898306117] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote><cite>_Bones_Zero_ posted...</cite> <quote>I think those things are important, but why do they have to be connected to a campus? </quote> Because research facilitates are expensive and necessarily clustered.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
justaguy3492 03/22/18 6:58:56 PM #29:	_Bones_Zero_ posted... What do you think they have on campuses that students couldn't get elsewhere? Are you talking about research facilities and stuff like that? There's also the socialization/networking aspect of college. I mean I went to school for an education, but I'm not going to sit here and pretend like I didn't have a blast while doing it. I wouldn't condone taking that opportunity away from anyone. --- Gt: justaguy3492 <cite>justaguy3492 posted [p:898306440] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote><cite>_Bones_Zero_ posted...</cite> <quote>What do you think they have on campuses that students couldn't get elsewhere? Are you talking about research facilities and stuff like that? </quote> There's also the socialization/networking aspect of college. I mean I went to school for an education, but I'm not going to sit here and pretend like I didn't have a blast while doing it. I wouldn't condone taking that opportunity away from anyone.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
_____Cait 03/22/18 7:00:06 PM #30:	College doesnt make someone good at a skill, it just gives them a slip of paper that says they sat through a certian number of classes. --- ORAS secret base: http://imgur.com/V9nAVrd 3DS friend code: 0173-1465-1236 <cite>_____Cait posted [p:898306510] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote>College doesnt make someone good at a skill, it just gives them a slip of paper that says they sat through a certian number of classes.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Third_Eye 03/22/18 7:01:04 PM #31:	only in america. would they protest education and health but call organized murder heroic --- Gen 1 is the only good Pokemon generation <cite>Third_Eye posted [p:898306569] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote>only in america. would they protest education and health but call organized murder heroic</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Link HT 03/22/18 7:01:16 PM #32:	reading this topic with a european perspective is fucking hysterical I guess we're all living in some fantasy land --- http://i.imgur.com/Tx1FX.jpg <cite>Link HT posted [p:898306579] in Should Col... [t:76442301]...</cite> <quote>reading this topic with a european perspective is fucking hysterical I guess we're all living in some fantasy land</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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