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Embarassed to be Canadian.
#31

Glass Tiger

11/26/96 Buffalo
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7/29/00 Darien, NY
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#32

second_sight_kyle Wrote:
skippy the wonder dog Wrote:second sight kyle, are you at McGill?

Yeah. It's 20% less WASPy now. If McGill embarrasses you, you can just come out and say it :lol:

Well, it was probably 20% more WASPy when I was there.

Given your major, you've probably run into Levitin? What do you think of him? I was thinking of buying his book when it comes out in paperback this summer.
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#33

skippy the wonder dog Wrote:Given your major, you've probably run into Levitin? What do you think of him? I was thinking of buying his book when it comes out in paperback this summer.

I had him for Cognition. At one point I considered applying to his lab for my honors project, but I'm not that musically inclined. I'm not too sure what I think of him, there are definitely a lot of people that think he tries too hard (ie. playing Tupac before class, and then giving out candy to people who can correctly guess the song). Most people are interested in music and psychology/cognition, and he does a good job fusing them. I think his book would make for very interesting/informative summer reading.

Now guess the girl-to-guy ratio when it comes to the friends he has on his facebook account :lol:

What were you studying here?
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#34

Chemistry. Briefly.

That was during my ill-disciplined youth, before I discovered that you have to actually go to school to pass. Smile
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#35

Did you study anything after chemistry? I actually thought about chemistry, and even took organic 1 and physical chemistry in addition to the 2 intro chem courses. But then I hit analytical chem...
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#36

Well, I was specifically interested in biochemistry, but it wasn't long before the administration suggested I transfer to the faculty of hard knocks.

It would be more accurate to say I studied Peel Pub. Smile
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#37

I see no need to list bands or artists because that is a matter of taste and nothing to be embarrassed about.

One of the things that has always bothered me about Canada is the fact that we should be doing so much more in house with our natural resourses. We have an over abundance of them drives me crazy to think we export so much raw material out of the country only to import it back in a refined state.

I'm embarrassed that in our so-called modern and progressive culture there is still this level of ignorance and hostility towards the native population. Historically we (as European immigrants to North America) have fucked up native culture so much and yet the majority of people can't recognize that and lay the blame soley on the "lazy, drunken indians."

I'm also embarrassed that there is even a same-sex marriage issue in this country. Why do people even care? It's a non-issue and there shouldn't be any need to debate or discuss something that only affects those who are denied the right to marry.
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#38

dannya2 Wrote:
thehip420 Wrote:im drawing blanks....
Marijuana still being illegal

stoner

i prefer burnout thanks
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#39

thesellout Wrote:40-something % required Cancon.... a blessing and a curse

it's actually only 34 percent,but it's frustrating to be sure
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#40

Billy Wrote:I'm embarrassed that in our so-called modern and progressive culture there is still this level of ignorance and hostility towards the native population. Historically we (as European immigrants to North America) have fucked up native culture so much and yet the majority of people can't recognize that and lay the blame soley on the "lazy, drunken indians."

AbsofuckingLutely :thumb:
and as well to Laliber who mentioned Residential Schools...
I got a long history in my family of horrendous levels of abuse suffered in those godforsaken places....

I will not give up. My face is set,my gait is fast,my goal is heaven,my road is narrow,my way is rough,my companions are few,my guide is reliable,my mission is clear. I cannot be bought,compromised,detoured,lured away,turned back,diluted or delayed. I will not flinch in the face of sacrifice,hesitate in the presence of adversity,negotiate at the table of the enemy,ponder at the pool of popularity,or meander in the maze of mediocrity. I will not give up,shut up or slow down....Blessed Be!
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#41

The Young Offenders Act and our lax attitude towards deporting criminals
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