Mitch

made quick friends with mitch and chicago ted in aug of 09 whilst playing jb.
back when oracion played a shit ton, started the whole undercover thing and came in once as noicaro. was so funny.
oh and i joined (was easy as shit to join lol no voting just a month of not being annoying really)
anyway i applied in october then assumed the role of clanmember. played jb for 6 months, then it got really gay.
moved to zm and played it religiously every day until it was destroyed by c12k.

Hoestomper tryin to get his D wet.

From what I can tell:
- Corbek mauled everyone, obviously whole server is going "WTF WTF WTF", etc., etc.,
- Rune does damage control by slaying everyone and ending the round.
- You continue to spam "WHAT THE FUCK RUNE" more then once (more than necessary as well).
[ lead into second screenshot]
- Rune proceeds to kick you.
- Corbek then kicks Rune for no reason.
- Rune gags everyone to possibly? explain the situation/bullshit that went on in the past few rounds.
It ends there and I don't know where to draw sticks from that point. To be honest, it doesn't seem much like admin abuse, more like damage control + you getting kicked justly for your repeated spam of "you fucked up rune" a couple times as seen in your first screenshot.
Complaint Status - Pending.

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I don't get why these people dying is more tragic than the other people who died today
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also lol banned from shoutbox
seriously? shoutbox ban because i don't want to care about some people who died in boston?

And that somehow excuses your comment? I dont want to be melodramatic here but have some class man, you should know better.

You must be really, really dumb.

You must be really, really dumb.

You must be really, really dumb.

You must be really, really dumb.

You must be really, really dumb.

Coincidence?.... I think not

You must be really, really dumb.

You must be really, really dumb.

You must be really, really dumb.

You must be really, really dumb.

It's funny how you mentioned the fact that in your personal experience you prefer people with High School Diplomas over GEDs, but you never once mentioned about an actual degree vs an internet degree. Employers would be more inclined to hire someone with a degree from a brick and mortar institution over someone who got their stuff online @ like Phoenix University, right?

I can tell you from personal experience that if you at least graduated high school, California will be able to pay a good chunk of your education expenses and allow you to loan the rest. If I hadn't received a scholarship for going the school I went to, the Californian Government would have paid for all my tuition, room and board through grants. The rest of the money I'd have to loan out + work for (other misc. living expenses). In exchange, I'm given a shot at obtaining a degree from a good institution which will place me in a fairly decent job after graduation. (I'm currently working full time in addition to taking out loans and getting scholarships + grants. I'll be in roughly 25k debt after graduation).
I can guarantee you any other high schooler who put in as much effort and work as I did @ my high school would have been able to do the same. I went to a high school with a low graduation rate as well to put that into perspective. The system isn't completely broken, if one is willing to put in the blood and sweat they'll succeed.
That's their own fault though. I'm still pretty appalled people would go to your university for Russian/Women's Studies ROFL.
There is definitely a stacked deck when you take into considerations the circumstances of your birth and how you were brought up. Everyone's socioeconomic status is different and that strongly affects where you go and how far you get in life.
IQ tests != the will or motivation to do something. You can be smart as fuck, good for you but that doesn't necessarily mean you'll do shit.
I agree with dojima on this part. You can't completely disregard the relative wealth of a US Citizen to another US Citizen however. A family that lives paycheck to paycheck living in a one bedroom apartment in the ghetto of Los Angeles will have different goals for their kids then say a family that lives in a nice house in the nice suburbia of Los Angeles. This is just relatively comparing middle class to low class, not even considering high class. (pretty high right now, not sure if anything I said made any sense)

oreo id cross out the other word if we're speaking to dentist

If you could get some screenshots that would be great. Otherwise we might be able to look through server logs to see if this did occur.

I was at a workshop with Wells Fargo/BofA/Chase, and the HR Directors there told us to put nothing from High School when applying for their internships. They only cared and wanted to know what happened after our first day of college (extracurriculars, athletics, clubs, etc., etc.,). That pretty much rings synonymous with everything else I've been told/found out. Some HR Managers/Recruiters won't even consider your application if it's just a jumble of shit you've done both in high school and college, they only give two shits about what you've done with your time at college.
I thought it was something like you use your high school/teenage accomplishments and achievements (both academic and extracurricular) on your resume until you start your first year of college. After that, no one really cares what you've done in high school, it's what you do in college. The same applies when you're in grad school, no one cares what you really did in undergrad, moreso what you've done in grad school. Correct me if I'm wrong.

I was at a workshop with Wells Fargo/BofA/Chase, and the HR Directors there told us to put nothing from High School when applying for their internships. They only cared and wanted to know what happened after our first day of college (extracurriculars, athletics, clubs, etc., etc.,). That pretty much rings synonymous with everything else I've been told/found out. Some HR Managers/Recruiters won't even consider your application if it's just a jumble of shit you've done both in high school and college, they only give two shits about what you've done with your time at college.
I thought it was something like you use your high school/teenage accomplishments and achievements (both academic and extracurricular) on your resume until you start your first year of college. After that, no one really cares what you've done in high school, it's what you do in college. The same applies when you're in grad school, no one cares what you really did in undergrad, moreso what you've done in grad school. Correct me if I'm wrong.

I was at a workshop with Wells Fargo/BofA/Chase, and the HR Directors there told us to put nothing from High School when applying for their internships. They only cared and wanted to know what happened after our first day of college (extracurriculars, athletics, clubs, etc., etc.,). That pretty much rings synonymous with everything else I've been told/found out. Some HR Managers/Recruiters won't even consider your application if it's just a jumble of shit you've done both in high school and college, they only give two shits about what you've done with your time at college.
I thought it was something like you use your high school/teenage accomplishments and achievements (both academic and extracurricular) on your resume until you start your first year of college. After that, no one really cares what you've done in high school, it's what you do in college. The same applies when you're in grad school, no one cares what you really did in undergrad, moreso what you've done in grad school. Correct me if I'm wrong.

If you need a shoulder to cry on Dark, I'm here for you.