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Anonymous wrote:How do you "work your way up" from community college?

You study hard, do your work (even exceed it), earn respect, earn recommendations, hone your focus, and overall, prove that you can handle more a more rigorous academic atmosphere.

[and also laugh at yourself when you succumb to typos! ]

Anonymous wrote:How do you "work your way up" from community college?

You study hard, do your work (even exceed it), earn respect, earn recommendations, hone your focus, and overall, prove that you can handle more a more rigorous academic atmosphere.

Is this turning into a thread about baked goods that we love, instead of the racists? I'd like to nominate sfogliatelle. [And anyone who can tell me where I can get good sfogliatelle in this area]

How do you "work your way up" from community college?

Anonymous wrote:Honestly, I never understood the appeal of Boston creme (cream?sp?). I mean, it's like pudding in a donut. Those are two separate things IMO.

No, they are two good things vastly improved by their marriage, much like beer-battered cheese curds and a vat of boiling hot fat.

Well, now I want cheese curds and the Fair doesn't open for another three months.

The word "whilst." Just stop. It reads like vomit on the page.

Chocolate with rainbow sprinkles, please

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Anonymous wrote:If you answer the Census question, you will have answered your own question.

Also, are you 19:36 who believes her white looking daughter will have a harder time than her ethnic looking one?

Nope, I'm not 19:36. Answer the question. What are your distinctions, if they're not fluid, contextual, and social?

FYI on the census, you don't actually have to fill in a box, let alone one box.

But answer the question - what constitutes racial boundaries and classifications to you?

I'm not interested in getting that deep on an internet forum. Are you working on your thesis?

Actually yes, and my theorem has been proven true - all racists are cowards.

If that's what you get from this conversation, best of luck with your Strayer courses.

Strayer? Is that what they're calling Harvard these days? But hey, I don't judge - I started out at community college, and worked my way up.

But feel free to chime in any time and quit being a coward, and explain what you personally feel makes races categorically distinct. You rationalize your racism somehow - why not share?

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Anonymous wrote:If you answer the Census question, you will have answered your own question.

Also, are you 19:36 who believes her white looking daughter will have a harder time than her ethnic looking one?

Nope, I'm not 19:36. Answer the question. What are your distinctions, if they're not fluid, contextual, and social?

FYI on the census, you don't actually have to fill in a box, let alone one box.

But answer the question - what constitutes racial boundaries and classifications to you?

I'm not interested in getting that deep on an internet forum. Are you working on your thesis?

Actually yes, and my theorem has been proven true - all racists are cowards.

If that's what you get from this conversation, best of luck with your Strayer courses.

Dating whilst legally separated.

Anonymous wrote:I like a little chocolate and vanilla swirl, or any other mix of flavors

One can extend this to many areas of life. Mixing it up is goooooddddd

Donut, danish, who cares? I'll take either one! Yummy.

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Anonymous wrote:I oppose donuts without filling. So disappointing.

Love it! Right in the middle of a fight over race.

I agree... I mean, I rarely eat a donuts but when I do, I want a filling. Lemon is my favorite.

I like cream and chocolate filling. Mmmmmmmmm.

I loovvvee jelly. Hate it when they only put a little and then it's only on one side. Like getting coffee at the drive thru, you pull away and realize they didn't put sugar in.

Right on 20:13!