Anonymous
03/07/2026 14:35
Subject: Williams, Amherst, Pomona: how are the different or the same in terms of rigor, styles of student who excel/best fit...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You seems like you can't read either. Why would I make any claim to some unhinged Williams booster who refuses to listen and can't read?!
Uh huh. Are you done?
Nope, are you (again)?
Anonymous
03/07/2026 14:34
Subject: Williams, Amherst, Pomona: how are the different or the same in terms of rigor, styles of student who excel/best fit...
Anonymous wrote:You seems like you can't read either. Why would I make any claim to some unhinged Williams booster who refuses to listen and can't read?!
Uh huh. Are you done?
Anonymous
03/07/2026 14:33
Subject: Williams, Amherst, Pomona: how are the different or the same in terms of rigor, styles of student who excel/best fit...
You seems like you can't read either. Why would I make any claim to some unhinged Williams booster who refuses to listen and can't read?!
Anonymous
03/07/2026 14:31
Subject: Williams, Amherst, Pomona: how are the different or the same in terms of rigor, styles of student who excel/best fit...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I liked Williams and Pomona best of the 4. Would have been thrilled with either.
Amherst and Swat didn't speak to me.
It's a vibe thing, I think. So your asking about vibes
Amherst was just so flat, boring, and ugly. I have no idea why you’d choose to go there.
Every parent we know who toured took it off the list or placed it below other peers.
NP - not us, we loved the academics, campus and environs. DC plans to ED there. Felt Williams a bit too remote. Did not visit Pomona
What about the academics?
You were enamored by the library? You were enamored by the construction? You were enamored by the empty land that 99% of the campus is? Maybe you’re just easy to impress
And maybe you're an as*hole who thinks your opinion is all important
Nope, but you’re clearly insecure.
Insecure about what, you? you're a joke
That’s a question to go to your therapist about. Not an online individual. I sadly can’t assist you in referrals either.
I'd be as crazy as you if I were to ask you for you referrals. Clearly, it hasn't worked for you
It’s sad that you couldn’t even make your own joke and had to create a derivative of mine. Can we be done now?
It's not a joke, it's the your reality, man. Maybe the real issue is you're the joke!
That was certainly childish. Are you done now?
Nope, not done, jerk.
Well I am. It seems you haven’t visited Amherst, since all you could fiction up in the meantime is a list of attacks. Hopefully things get better for your currently pathetic, miserable existence.
You must be the resident Williams booster. Too bad your "worldview" was so clearly shattered by comments and opinions you felt contradicted those "worldviews" of yours.
You just make things up lol.
There was nothing shattered. You haven’t even talked about Amherst.
Thought you were finished - didn't think so. Why would I even debate a delusional moron.
So when are you gonna make a claim? Actually present some ideas? Or are you just excited to not have to yell at a wall today?
Anonymous
03/07/2026 14:29
Subject: Williams, Amherst, Pomona: how are the different or the same in terms of rigor, styles of student who excel/best fit...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I liked Williams and Pomona best of the 4. Would have been thrilled with either.
Amherst and Swat didn't speak to me.
It's a vibe thing, I think. So your asking about vibes
Amherst was just so flat, boring, and ugly. I have no idea why you’d choose to go there.
Every parent we know who toured took it off the list or placed it below other peers.
NP - not us, we loved the academics, campus and environs. DC plans to ED there. Felt Williams a bit too remote. Did not visit Pomona
What about the academics?
You were enamored by the library? You were enamored by the construction? You were enamored by the empty land that 99% of the campus is? Maybe you’re just easy to impress
And maybe you're an as*hole who thinks your opinion is all important
Nope, but you’re clearly insecure.
Insecure about what, you? you're a joke
That’s a question to go to your therapist about. Not an online individual. I sadly can’t assist you in referrals either.
I'd be as crazy as you if I were to ask you for you referrals. Clearly, it hasn't worked for you
It’s sad that you couldn’t even make your own joke and had to create a derivative of mine. Can we be done now?
It's not a joke, it's the your reality, man. Maybe the real issue is you're the joke!
That was certainly childish. Are you done now?
Nope, not done, jerk.
Well I am. It seems you haven’t visited Amherst, since all you could fiction up in the meantime is a list of attacks. Hopefully things get better for your currently pathetic, miserable existence.
You must be the resident Williams booster. Too bad your "worldview" was so clearly shattered by comments and opinions you felt contradicted those "worldviews" of yours.
You just make things up lol.
There was nothing shattered. You haven’t even talked about Amherst.
Thought you were finished - didn't think so. Why would I even debate a delusional moron.
Anonymous
03/07/2026 14:27
Subject: Williams, Amherst, Pomona: how are the different or the same in terms of rigor, styles of student who excel/best fit...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I liked Williams and Pomona best of the 4. Would have been thrilled with either.
Amherst and Swat didn't speak to me.
It's a vibe thing, I think. So your asking about vibes
Amherst was just so flat, boring, and ugly. I have no idea why you’d choose to go there.
Every parent we know who toured took it off the list or placed it below other peers.
NP - not us, we loved the academics, campus and environs. DC plans to ED there. Felt Williams a bit too remote. Did not visit Pomona
What about the academics?
You were enamored by the library? You were enamored by the construction? You were enamored by the empty land that 99% of the campus is? Maybe you’re just easy to impress
And maybe you're an as*hole who thinks your opinion is all important
Nope, but you’re clearly insecure.
Insecure about what, you? you're a joke
That’s a question to go to your therapist about. Not an online individual. I sadly can’t assist you in referrals either.
I'd be as crazy as you if I were to ask you for you referrals. Clearly, it hasn't worked for you
It’s sad that you couldn’t even make your own joke and had to create a derivative of mine. Can we be done now?
It's not a joke, it's the your reality, man. Maybe the real issue is you're the joke!
That was certainly childish. Are you done now?
Nope, not done, jerk.
Well I am. It seems you haven’t visited Amherst, since all you could fiction up in the meantime is a list of attacks. Hopefully things get better for your currently pathetic, miserable existence.
You must be the resident Williams booster. Too bad your "worldview" was so clearly shattered by comments and opinions you felt contradicted those "worldviews" of yours.
You just make things up lol.
There was nothing shattered. You haven’t even talked about Amherst.
Anonymous
03/07/2026 14:27
Subject: Williams, Amherst, Pomona: how are the different or the same in terms of rigor, styles of student who excel/best fit...
Amherst and Pomona are exceptional schools, but Williams is in another class entirely - Williams on par with ivies, specifically Dartmouth and even Princeton
Anonymous
03/07/2026 14:26
Subject: Williams, Amherst, Pomona: how are the different or the same in terms of rigor, styles of student who excel/best fit...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I liked Williams and Pomona best of the 4. Would have been thrilled with either.
Amherst and Swat didn't speak to me.
It's a vibe thing, I think. So your asking about vibes
Amherst was just so flat, boring, and ugly. I have no idea why you’d choose to go there.
Every parent we know who toured took it off the list or placed it below other peers.
NP - not us, we loved the academics, campus and environs. DC plans to ED there. Felt Williams a bit too remote. Did not visit Pomona
What about the academics?
You were enamored by the library? You were enamored by the construction? You were enamored by the empty land that 99% of the campus is? Maybe you’re just easy to impress
And maybe you're an as*hole who thinks your opinion is all important
Nope, but you’re clearly insecure.
Insecure about what, you? you're a joke
That’s a question to go to your therapist about. Not an online individual. I sadly can’t assist you in referrals either.
I'd be as crazy as you if I were to ask you for you referrals. Clearly, it hasn't worked for you
It’s sad that you couldn’t even make your own joke and had to create a derivative of mine. Can we be done now?
It's not a joke, it's the your reality, man. Maybe the real issue is you're the joke!
That was certainly childish. Are you done now?
Nope, not done, jerk.
Well I am. It seems you haven’t visited Amherst, since all you could fiction up in the meantime is a list of attacks. Hopefully things get better for your currently pathetic, miserable existence.
You must be the resident Williams booster. Too bad your "worldview" was so clearly shattered by comments and opinions you felt contradicted those "worldviews" of yours.
Anonymous
03/07/2026 14:24
Subject: Williams, Amherst, Pomona: how are the different or the same in terms of rigor, styles of student who excel/best fit...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I liked Williams and Pomona best of the 4. Would have been thrilled with either.
Amherst and Swat didn't speak to me.
It's a vibe thing, I think. So your asking about vibes
Amherst was just so flat, boring, and ugly. I have no idea why you’d choose to go there.
Every parent we know who toured took it off the list or placed it below other peers.
NP - not us, we loved the academics, campus and environs. DC plans to ED there. Felt Williams a bit too remote. Did not visit Pomona
What about the academics?
You were enamored by the library? You were enamored by the construction? You were enamored by the empty land that 99% of the campus is? Maybe you’re just easy to impress
And maybe you're an as*hole who thinks your opinion is all important
Nope, but you’re clearly insecure.
Insecure about what, you? you're a joke
That’s a question to go to your therapist about. Not an online individual. I sadly can’t assist you in referrals either.
I'd be as crazy as you if I were to ask you for you referrals. Clearly, it hasn't worked for you
It’s sad that you couldn’t even make your own joke and had to create a derivative of mine. Can we be done now?
It's not a joke, it's the your reality, man. Maybe the real issue is you're the joke!
That was certainly childish. Are you done now?
Nope, not done, jerk.
Well I am. It seems you haven’t visited Amherst, since all you could fiction up in the meantime is a list of attacks. Hopefully things get better for your currently pathetic, miserable existence.
Anonymous
03/07/2026 14:23
Subject: Williams, Amherst, Pomona: how are the different or the same in terms of rigor, styles of student who excel/best fit...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I liked Williams and Pomona best of the 4. Would have been thrilled with either.
Amherst and Swat didn't speak to me.
It's a vibe thing, I think. So your asking about vibes
Amherst was just so flat, boring, and ugly. I have no idea why you’d choose to go there.
Every parent we know who toured took it off the list or placed it below other peers.
NP - not us, we loved the academics, campus and environs. DC plans to ED there. Felt Williams a bit too remote. Did not visit Pomona
What about the academics?
You were enamored by the library? You were enamored by the construction? You were enamored by the empty land that 99% of the campus is? Maybe you’re just easy to impress
And maybe you're an as*hole who thinks your opinion is all important
Nope, but you’re clearly insecure.
Insecure about what, you? you're a joke
That’s a question to go to your therapist about. Not an online individual. I sadly can’t assist you in referrals either.
I'd be as crazy as you if I were to ask you for you referrals. Clearly, it hasn't worked for you
It’s sad that you couldn’t even make your own joke and had to create a derivative of mine. Can we be done now?
It's not a joke, it's the your reality, man. Maybe the real issue is you're the joke!
That was certainly childish. Are you done now?
Nope, not done, jerk.
Anonymous
03/07/2026 14:22
Subject: Williams, Amherst, Pomona: how are the different or the same in terms of rigor, styles of student who excel/best fit...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I liked Williams and Pomona best of the 4. Would have been thrilled with either.
Amherst and Swat didn't speak to me.
It's a vibe thing, I think. So your asking about vibes
Amherst was just so flat, boring, and ugly. I have no idea why you’d choose to go there.
Every parent we know who toured took it off the list or placed it below other peers.
NP - not us, we loved the academics, campus and environs. DC plans to ED there. Felt Williams a bit too remote. Did not visit Pomona
What about the academics?
You were enamored by the library? You were enamored by the construction? You were enamored by the empty land that 99% of the campus is? Maybe you’re just easy to impress
And maybe you're an as*hole who thinks your opinion is all important
Nope, but you’re clearly insecure.
Insecure about what, you? you're a joke
That’s a question to go to your therapist about. Not an online individual. I sadly can’t assist you in referrals either.
I'd be as crazy as you if I were to ask you for you referrals. Clearly, it hasn't worked for you
It’s sad that you couldn’t even make your own joke and had to create a derivative of mine. Can we be done now?
It's not a joke, it's the your reality, man. Maybe the real issue is you're the joke!
That was certainly childish. Are you done now?
Anonymous
03/07/2026 14:21
Subject: Williams, Amherst, Pomona: how are the different or the same in terms of rigor, styles of student who excel/best fit...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I liked Williams and Pomona best of the 4. Would have been thrilled with either.
Amherst and Swat didn't speak to me.
It's a vibe thing, I think. So your asking about vibes
Amherst was just so flat, boring, and ugly. I have no idea why you’d choose to go there.
Every parent we know who toured took it off the list or placed it below other peers.
NP - not us, we loved the academics, campus and environs. DC plans to ED there. Felt Williams a bit too remote. Did not visit Pomona
What about the academics?
You were enamored by the library? You were enamored by the construction? You were enamored by the empty land that 99% of the campus is? Maybe you’re just easy to impress
And maybe you're an as*hole who thinks your opinion is all important
Nope, but you’re clearly insecure.
Insecure about what, you? you're a joke
That’s a question to go to your therapist about. Not an online individual. I sadly can’t assist you in referrals either.
I'd be as crazy as you if I were to ask you for you referrals. Clearly, it hasn't worked for you
It’s sad that you couldn’t even make your own joke and had to create a derivative of mine. Can we be done now?
It's not a joke, it's the your reality, man. Maybe the real issue is you're the joke!
Anonymous
03/07/2026 14:19
Subject: Williams, Amherst, Pomona: how are the different or the same in terms of rigor, styles of student who excel/best fit...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I liked Williams and Pomona best of the 4. Would have been thrilled with either.
Amherst and Swat didn't speak to me.
It's a vibe thing, I think. So your asking about vibes
Amherst was just so flat, boring, and ugly. I have no idea why you’d choose to go there.
Every parent we know who toured took it off the list or placed it below other peers.
NP - not us, we loved the academics, campus and environs. DC plans to ED there. Felt Williams a bit too remote. Did not visit Pomona
What about the academics?
You were enamored by the library? You were enamored by the construction? You were enamored by the empty land that 99% of the campus is? Maybe you’re just easy to impress
And maybe you're an as*hole who thinks your opinion is all important
Nope, but you’re clearly insecure.
Insecure about what, you? you're a joke
That’s a question to go to your therapist about. Not an online individual. I sadly can’t assist you in referrals either.
I'd be as crazy as you if I were to ask you for you referrals. Clearly, it hasn't worked for you
It’s sad that you couldn’t even make your own joke and had to create a derivative of mine. Can we be done now?
Anonymous
03/07/2026 14:18
Subject: Williams, Amherst, Pomona: how are the different or the same in terms of rigor, styles of student who excel/best fit...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I liked Williams and Pomona best of the 4. Would have been thrilled with either.
Amherst and Swat didn't speak to me.
It's a vibe thing, I think. So your asking about vibes
Amherst was just so flat, boring, and ugly. I have no idea why you’d choose to go there.
Every parent we know who toured took it off the list or placed it below other peers.
+1, I did like the open curriculum but nothing else seemed particularly special. Maybe disappointed is how I’d describe it over flat or boring.
Anonymous
03/07/2026 14:18
Subject: Williams, Amherst, Pomona: how are the different or the same in terms of rigor, styles of student who excel/best fit...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I liked Williams and Pomona best of the 4. Would have been thrilled with either.
Amherst and Swat didn't speak to me.
It's a vibe thing, I think. So your asking about vibes
Amherst was just so flat, boring, and ugly. I have no idea why you’d choose to go there.
Every parent we know who toured took it off the list or placed it below other peers.
NP - not us, we loved the academics, campus and environs. DC plans to ED there. Felt Williams a bit too remote. Did not visit Pomona
What about the academics?
You were enamored by the library? You were enamored by the construction? You were enamored by the empty land that 99% of the campus is? Maybe you’re just easy to impress
And maybe you're an as*hole who thinks your opinion is all important
Nope, but you’re clearly insecure.
Insecure about what, you? you're a joke
That’s a question to go to your therapist about. Not an online individual. I sadly can’t assist you in referrals either.
I'd be as crazy as you if I were to ask you for you referrals. Clearly, it hasn't worked for you