> > ... but at least he got his name in the subject line.
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> > > > > Well it's like some sort of conference/lecture thingy in Washington DC in the White House for smart kids.
> > > > I guess being modest isn't one of their requirements. :)
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> > > It would be a SIN to be modest when you're as smart as I am. Haha just kidding. Well, what did you expect me to say, it's for stupid kids?
> >
> > Ever notice how the 'smart kid' functions either get the rich ones [people to people, Johns Hopkins, Mary Baldwin college, all the other expensive ones], the annoying ones [use influences such as tears to get in], or the stupid-smart ones [who actually reply to those mass mailings simply because it's the only time they've been invited to something of the sort, wether they're interested, qualified, or not]? Seems like there's a very small percentage of programs that gets a good sampling of 'smart' kids-- rich, not, snobby, not, really exceptional, semi-exceptional....
> >
> > Venting is fun!
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> Ahh it's ok, I don't need an event like that to tell me I'm smarter than most, I'm reminded everyday in each of my classes, and when I visit this forum (j/k!! :-0) Haha, I already chose a title and the essay is sent, blu blah.
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hey, if you get in, let me know. i live in DC (everyone knows that), i go to school 5 blocks away from the White House, I walk by it every day (betcha didn't know THAT though) when is it? if you got in, that would be plenty spiffy. i got invited to that thing actually, but i'm not all that into politics, and anyway, for me it's like oo0oh!!! let's pay thousands of dollars to go to *gasp* DC!!!!!

uni"hey, i'll come laugh at you as you try to see EVERY MUSEUM on the smithsonian in ONE DAY!!!"peg