Update!

[Cain]

I'm probably due for one.

Anyone even care?

Jackasses.

[Gigabitch]

Spill it, attention whore.

[Sonrisa]

as long as you provide us with juicy details.

[Gigabitch]

Yes, and racy photos as well!

[Sonrisa]

yeah, we have a dire need for some new photos, unfortunately i don't have any new ones.

[Cain]

I never really had the desire to post photos on here much. I had posted some in the past but that was nearly two years ago. I think I still owe Eco some pictures.

I've been extremely busy lately. I've been dealing with school and classes and trying to prepare for taking my LSAT soon. I'm thinking about taking a year off after I graduate from college and before applying to law school to go into the Peace Corps. It should last around 10 months and it would be incredibly attractive on a law school application. Plus, it would be nice to do something like that.

I've spoken to my ex randomly over the last several months. I can safely say I feel absolutely nothing for her and will never fall into one of her traps again. She's tried. She's failed.

I've dated a few girls that I've just realized were ****ing crazy. And I've tossed them away.

I've been seeing a girl for about three weeks now. She's a great girl (so far) and she's fun to be with. Definitely the first girl to catch my interest enough to get into a relationship with since my ex and I broke up.

And I'm ****ing pissed. I got a 75% on my American Government exam. The wording on a lot of the questions was very confusing and some of the answer choices made no sense. It was also over 100 questions. The class average? Yeah, that was a 63%. I'm going to be complaining about this to an adviser because that's ridiculous.

[Cain]

Wow.

I'm remembering what I was like back in August, September, and October of last year.

It's amazing to see how far I've come in such a short time. The relationship didn't just end. It changed a lot of my personality. I can honestly say that I am so very different from how I was when I first started posting here.

[DoesntMatter]

I can honestly say that I am so very different from how I was when I first started posting here.

That's because I loosened up your sphincter

[Gigabitch]

You used to have to commit to two years for the Peace Corps. No more?

[Cain]

You used to have to commit to two years for the Peace Corps. No more?

You're right. I got things mixed up. It was Americorps that was 10 months or so.

Peace Corps is 27 months.

[Gigabitch]

Don't put off law school for that long! Clearly, as evidenced by your latest exam score, you need to study more, not less.

You know I'm kidding, I hope.

Anyway, Americorps is great. I hope you do it.

[Cain]

Don't put off law school for that long! Clearly, as evidenced by your latest exam score, you need to study more, not less.

You know I'm kidding, I hope.

Anyway, Americorps is great. I hope you do it.

I'm not sure which of the two I'll do. I know that I need to do one of them though.

I'm not so sure about the exam score. I'm not used to getting those kinds of grades. And the fact that the class average was a 63% reinforces my opinion that the exam was a crock of shit that needs to be fixed. How can a class average be nearly an F?

[Junket]

PeaceCorps is easily the greatest challenge between the two.

I can tell you everything you need to know about AmeriCorps, especially AmeriCorps*NCCC (National Civilian Community Corps).

[Cain]

PeaceCorps is easily the greatest challenge between the two.

I can tell you everything you need to know about AmeriCorps, especially AmeriCorps*NCCC (National Civilian Community Corps).

What can I expect out of both of them?

Basically, after I graduate from undergrad I want to get into one of them to just take a break for a while and help out. But, it will also solidify my law school applications to top programs.

What would I be doing in each? What are the pros and cons to both?

[vashti]

I was very impressed when Frasbee did his program. I think a year of community service should be compulsory after high school.