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 Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 7:13 pm
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Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 11:19 pm
&^%k Harvard.
Those bastards house the fresh new recruits of the Illuminati!
It's a breeding ground for evil.
Evil, I say evil my good sir!
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Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2007 4:51 am
Harvard is a relic of times when only a few people got higher education.
Serves those elitist bastards right.
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Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2007 8:11 pm
I've actually noticed that for years, but always felt I'd look stupid if when asked why I thought somebody always got sick stated part of the reason was they were skinny/too skinny.
I mean, I have skinny friends who are healthy, but a lot of skinny people are really unhealthy....and it's because they're unhealthy that they're so small.
Then again, I've had increadibly large friends who are sick all the time as well, and it's due to their weight. It was frustrating the semester I had to keep taking one of my friends to the doctor because she was constantly sick. I even missed a deadline in class being her driver. I can't see how her family could afford it.
But it also doesn't surprise me, I saw so many people who weren't exactly sex idols themselves cracking on Britney Spears after her last performance for opting to parade around on national TV in a skimpy bikini outfit like that... Somebody actually commented on her fat rippling, which lead me to watch the video and these people must be looking pretty damn hard 'cause I couldn't see it.... it's just easier to pick on fat people because it's acceptable. It's easier to accept claims like this with no backing not only because it's a well-known college, but also because it reinforces most peoples reasoning for judging people based on weight.
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