Anonymous wrote:I think OP got the DCUM equivalent of being ratioed.

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Anonymous wrote:You are very ill-informed (about both the price of such colleges, and the scholarships they award).

Plenty of articles on the hundreds of dying cash-strapped colleges that are predicted to run out of business by Moody’s. The immediate discounts off fake inflated sticker prices is a routine tactic to hustle parents. Coaches tell the parents whatever they want to hear, but the truth is everyone is getting those fake discounts. Larla you have to go to this abysmal college in the middle of nowhere, the coach offered you a $5k scholarship off tuition if you play softball! We only have to pay $25k a year plus room & board! You almost feel sorry for the parents. Then you realize they’re easy marks because their ego is so tied up in being able to brag their good-not-great athlete is “playing at the next level.”

I think these little antidotes say more about your own social circle and socioeconomic level than anything. I have no such stories to share because it’s not my crowd.

If you're gonna pull a snotty attitude, maybe you should proofread first so you don't say "antidotes" when you mean "anecdotes" because it makes you look foolish.

Ba hahahaha!! Antidotes!!!

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Anonymous wrote:You are very ill-informed (about both the price of such colleges, and the scholarships they award).

Plenty of articles on the hundreds of dying cash-strapped colleges that are predicted to run out of business by Moody’s. The immediate discounts off fake inflated sticker prices is a routine tactic to hustle parents. Coaches tell the parents whatever they want to hear, but the truth is everyone is getting those fake discounts. Larla you have to go to this abysmal college in the middle of nowhere, the coach offered you a $5k scholarship off tuition if you play softball! We only have to pay $25k a year plus room & board! You almost feel sorry for the parents. Then you realize they’re easy marks because their ego is so tied up in being able to brag their good-not-great athlete is “playing at the next level.”

I think these little antidotes say more about your own social circle and socioeconomic level than anything. I have no such stories to share because it’s not my crowd.

If you're gonna pull a snotty attitude, maybe you should proofread first so you don't say "antidotes" when you mean "anecdotes" because it makes you look foolish.

I never said I was smart, I’m just rich.

You're a dolt.

LOL on your choice of words.... you’re trying oh so hard.. it must be hard to be you. I guess you never quite lived up to your elite degree after all. But at least your have your SAT words right?

average white males...

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Anonymous wrote:You are very ill-informed (about both the price of such colleges, and the scholarships they award).

Plenty of articles on the hundreds of dying cash-strapped colleges that are predicted to run out of business by Moody’s. The immediate discounts off fake inflated sticker prices is a routine tactic to hustle parents. Coaches tell the parents whatever they want to hear, but the truth is everyone is getting those fake discounts. Larla you have to go to this abysmal college in the middle of nowhere, the coach offered you a $5k scholarship off tuition if you play softball! We only have to pay $25k a year plus room & board! You almost feel sorry for the parents. Then you realize they’re easy marks because their ego is so tied up in being able to brag their good-not-great athlete is “playing at the next level.”

I think these little antidotes say more about your own social circle and socioeconomic level than anything. I have no such stories to share because it’s not my crowd.

If you're gonna pull a snotty attitude, maybe you should proofread first so you don't say "antidotes" when you mean "anecdotes" because it makes you look foolish.

Anonymous wrote:I need more hate clarification. What if a kid goes to one of these shitty schools and doesn't play sports. Do we hate them and their family the same amount or do we hate them less?

I want to get this right.

Anonymous wrote:For the millionth time, the OP is not talking about playing sports at the SECs, Sewanee, Kalamazoo, Hampden-Sydney, F&M, Oberlin, Denison, Conn. College of the world. OP is talking about parents bragging because their kid is going to Glenville State College in West Virginia to play baseball.

Now if their kid was born and raised in rural West Virginia? Sure - good for them for going to Glenville! But if there were raised in this area with many other - sorry to say it but better colleges around - yeah, I'm not so impressed.

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Anonymous wrote:You are very ill-informed (about both the price of such colleges, and the scholarships they award).

Plenty of articles on the hundreds of dying cash-strapped colleges that are predicted to run out of business by Moody’s. The immediate discounts off fake inflated sticker prices is a routine tactic to hustle parents. Coaches tell the parents whatever they want to hear, but the truth is everyone is getting those fake discounts. Larla you have to go to this abysmal college in the middle of nowhere, the coach offered you a $5k scholarship off tuition if you play softball! We only have to pay $25k a year plus room & board! You almost feel sorry for the parents. Then you realize they’re easy marks because their ego is so tied up in being able to brag their good-not-great athlete is “playing at the next level.”

I think these little antidotes say more about your own social circle and socioeconomic level than anything. I have no such stories to share because it’s not my crowd.

If you're gonna pull a snotty attitude, maybe you should proofread first so you don't say "antidotes" when you mean "anecdotes" because it makes you look foolish.

I never said I was smart, I’m just rich.

You're a dolt.

LOL on your choice of words.... you’re trying oh so hard.. it must be hard to be you. I guess you never quite lived up to your elite degree after all. But at least your have your SAT words right?

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Anonymous wrote:You are very ill-informed (about both the price of such colleges, and the scholarships they award).

Plenty of articles on the hundreds of dying cash-strapped colleges that are predicted to run out of business by Moody’s. The immediate discounts off fake inflated sticker prices is a routine tactic to hustle parents. Coaches tell the parents whatever they want to hear, but the truth is everyone is getting those fake discounts. Larla you have to go to this abysmal college in the middle of nowhere, the coach offered you a $5k scholarship off tuition if you play softball! We only have to pay $25k a year plus room & board! You almost feel sorry for the parents. Then you realize they’re easy marks because their ego is so tied up in being able to brag their good-not-great athlete is “playing at the next level.”

I think these little antidotes say more about your own social circle and socioeconomic level than anything. I have no such stories to share because it’s not my crowd.

If you're gonna pull a snotty attitude, maybe you should proofread first so you don't say "antidotes" when you mean "anecdotes" because it makes you look foolish.

I never said I was smart, I’m just rich.

You're a dolt.

Anonymous wrote:For the millionth time, the OP is not talking about playing sports at the SECs, Sewanee, Kalamazoo, Hampden-Sydney, F&M, Oberlin, Denison, Conn. College of the world. OP is talking about parents bragging because their kid is going to Glenville State College in West Virginia to play baseball.

Now if their kid was born and raised in rural West Virginia? Sure - good for them for going to Glenville! But if there were raised in this area with many other - sorry to say it but better colleges around - yeah, I'm not so impressed.

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Anonymous wrote:You are very ill-informed (about both the price of such colleges, and the scholarships they award).

Plenty of articles on the hundreds of dying cash-strapped colleges that are predicted to run out of business by Moody’s. The immediate discounts off fake inflated sticker prices is a routine tactic to hustle parents. Coaches tell the parents whatever they want to hear, but the truth is everyone is getting those fake discounts. Larla you have to go to this abysmal college in the middle of nowhere, the coach offered you a $5k scholarship off tuition if you play softball! We only have to pay $25k a year plus room & board! You almost feel sorry for the parents. Then you realize they’re easy marks because their ego is so tied up in being able to brag their good-not-great athlete is “playing at the next level.”

I think these little antidotes say more about your own social circle and socioeconomic level than anything. I have no such stories to share because it’s not my crowd.

If you're gonna pull a snotty attitude, maybe you should proofread first so you don't say "antidotes" when you mean "anecdotes" because it makes you look foolish.

I never said I was smart, I’m just rich.

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Anonymous wrote:You are very ill-informed (about both the price of such colleges, and the scholarships they award).

Plenty of articles on the hundreds of dying cash-strapped colleges that are predicted to run out of business by Moody’s. The immediate discounts off fake inflated sticker prices is a routine tactic to hustle parents. Coaches tell the parents whatever they want to hear, but the truth is everyone is getting those fake discounts. Larla you have to go to this abysmal college in the middle of nowhere, the coach offered you a $5k scholarship off tuition if you play softball! We only have to pay $25k a year plus room & board! You almost feel sorry for the parents. Then you realize they’re easy marks because their ego is so tied up in being able to brag their good-not-great athlete is “playing at the next level.”

I think these little antidotes say more about your own social circle and socioeconomic level than anything. I have no such stories to share because it’s not my crowd.

If you're gonna pull a snotty attitude, maybe you should proofread first so you don't say "antidotes" when you mean "anecdotes" because it makes you look foolish.