yea, that's pretty solid though. You always have the advantage of living where most people would love to travel/go to school

[QUOTE=Nostalgia;15415590]Dudes I'm so rocking out to some Lost Horizon.[/QUOTE]

I thought you were past the gay metal stage.

[QUOTE=Lunch;15415797]yea, that's pretty solid though. You always have the advantage of living where most people would love to travel/go to school[/QUOTE]

yeah i went to a seminar for UCLA and the first words out of the guy's mouth was "our minimum requirements is a 3.5 GPA". it made me very :(. and i don't know if i could cope with leaving california. i know my friend left to go to NYU and she is always talking about how she wants to go to UCLA, heh heh. Most people think it's a sh[size=2]it[/size]hole, and they want to get out of here as fast as possible, but TBH it's a really nice place to live so I don't know what they're talking about.

I have a friend at NYU. She says Haley Joel Osmend(sp?) sells drugs.

Conversation's evidently moved on a bit now, but still.

[QUOTE=Diabolus in Musica;15415509]I see no logic in "pre-established harmony." [/QUOTE]

Why not?

[QUOTE]i'm going to a state university down the street so i will probably still be living at home next year. woot.[/QUOTE]

you say that as if it's worth getting excited about :-\

[QUOTE=Illmatic;15415828]you say that as if it's worth getting excited about :-\[/QUOTE]

should've thrown in a :( at the end of that. sarcasm is difficult over the internets.

No matter we have choices in almost anything we do. Not being able to turn back time and redo is not sufficient evidence to say that all things have been programmed to make the choices they make and endure the changes that they endure. Being an atheist, I don't believe in a creator who programmed all monads.

When I was the in the area over the summer I thought it was awesome, I don't know how living there is though. NYU is a long way from Cali, culturally as well. One of my good friends goes there for film school but I'm guessing it's easier to adjust to NY if you grew up on the east coast. I love the city for bits at a time, but I don't think I could live in the heart of it like where NYU is.

There's a general feeling among high school seniors that going away is the next step, so it's not unusual that a lot of your friends are in that sort of "this place sucks I need to get away". That's definitely how I was with Annapolis but when I go back there now I appreciate it.

I'm strongly considering transferring universities after next semester. Watch this space.

Why?

[QUOTE=Lunch;15415839]When I was the in the area over the summer I thought it was awesome, I don't know how living there is though. NYU is a long way from Cali, culturally as well. One of my good friends goes there for film school but I'm guessing it's easier to adjust to NY if you grew up on the east coast. I love the city for bits at a time, but I don't think I could live in the heart of it like where NYU is.

There's a general feeling among high school seniors that going away is the next step, so it's not unusual that a lot of your friends are in that sort of "this place sucks I need to get away". That's definitely how I was with Annapolis but when I go back there now I appreciate it.[/QUOTE]

Well my friends are kind of morons too and they don't realize how privileged they are. My friend wrecked her car (while driving drunk) and her parents paid for the entire thing to be fixed. And she bi[size=2]tches[/size] about her car being gone. =|

[QUOTE]I'm strongly considering transferring universities after next semester. Watch this space.[/QUOTE]

I heard that transferring universities can be really tricky.

At least you guys aren't spending a third year at community college :(.

Changing from music to architecture really messed up my immediate plans.

lol at spoiled SoCal kids

"DADDY it wasn't MY FAULT! I was DRUNK!"

idk where I am now just doesn't work for me. A lot of kids from my high school come here and I want to get some separation. The area really doesn't suit what I want and everything is so new that it doesn't even feel like a university campus. It's a whole long list of everything that has piled up over the past couple of months. At the end of the day, I can't imagine staying here 4 years.

EDIT: To Kage

[QUOTE=Lunch;15415857]lol at spoiled SoCal kids

"DADDY it wasn't MY FAULT! I was DRUNK!"[/QUOTE]

ahahaha my school is chock FULL of girls like that. we have the second-biggest drug problem in the orange county area, I think. (Behind Laguna Beach High School, but come on... isn't that obvious?)

I didn't see what the big deal was about Laguna Beach when we drove through there.

MTV and its abhorrent obsession with meaningless rich kid relationships.

actually it isnt mtv its the kids that watch it

SoCal mutahfucak.

[QUOTE]I didn't see what the big deal was about Laguna Beach when we drove through there.[/QUOTE]

There actually is nothing special about Laguna Beach aside from the fact that there is tons of MONEY in the area. and as diabolus said...

[QUOTE]MTV and its abhorrent obsession with meaningless rich kid relationships.[/QUOTE]

you could say that it spawned from the oc, but i think mtv has taken it a step further by scripting laguna beach. i mean, seriously, i've never seen anything that happens in those shows happen in real life. and i LIVE here.

lunch, did you check out venice beach while you were down here?

[QUOTE=Eliminator;15415883]actually it isnt mtv its the kids that watch it[/QUOTE]

The kids are by products of what MTV puts out.

oh yeah [COLOR=#000000][size=-5]obey[/size][/COLOR] mtv [COLOR=black][size=-5]obey[/size][/COLOR] is brainwashing children into watching reality shows

Yea, Venice Beach and Huntington Beach were two of the cooler places we visited in SoCal

[QUOTE=Eliminator;15415891]oh yeah [COLOR=#000000][size=-5]obey[/size][/COLOR] mtv [COLOR=black][size=-5]obey[/size][/COLOR] is brainwashing children into watching reality shows[/QUOTE]

i've never heard anyone call orange county "The O.C" until the show came out.

MTV and "The O.C" set a fictional precedent on what the area should be like and the kids are trying to live like it.

[QUOTE]Yea, Venice Beach and Huntington Beach were two of the cooler places we visited in SoCal[/QUOTE]

venice is awesome, such a knit-tight community of people. Where else did you visit?

Venice beach is cool but parking and traffic are a pain in the as[size=2]s[/size].

[QUOTE=Kage;15415899]Venice beach is cool but parking and traffic are a pain in the as[size=2]s[/size].[/QUOTE]

Traffic is pretty bad in general based on my experience there. At least in SoCal the 101 is.

Yeah, totally, dudes.

[QUOTE]I have a friend at NYU. She says Haley Joel Osmend(sp?) sells drugs.[/QUOTE]

I really really hate that guy.

[QUOTE]Yeah, totally, dudes.[/QUOTE]

Righteous, brah.

so i caught this sick tube this morning and i nearly barreled it but this newfish caught it too and i was like "woaaaah" and he was like "woaaah" and we collisioned.

it was pretty righteous.

Ha ha! The things we Americans go through. Priceless!