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[olsingledigit]

Kids do dumb things - and sometimes they get caught and have to pay the price.

Weren't they both just trying to get laid after drinking? Since when is that particularly egregious behavior between consenting (at least initially) college kids? Who on this board didn't do that while at X????

There is a difference between trying and succeeding. I was good at trying. Not so with succeeding.

[finalfourorbust]

Kids do dumb things - and sometimes they get caught and have to pay the price.

Weren't they both just trying to get laid after drinking? Since when is that particularly egregious behavior between consenting (at least initially) college kids? Who on this board didn't do that while at X????

There is a difference between trying and succeeding. I was good at trying. Not so with succeeding.

So, the ones that try graduate and the ones that are successful get kicked out of school?

[Pierre Dracot]

It's time.

As long as someone is alive (and unpunished) who can answer for the crime, the case should not be allowed to die.

[olsingledigit]

So, the ones that try graduate and the ones that are successful get kicked out of school?[/quote]

Uh, not exactly what I said or meant but I guess the self-deprecating humor was lost in translation.

[True_Blue]

"I always read Kierkegaard when I am depressed.
No matter how depressed I am, he is even more depressed, so it's kind of an upper."

- Jennifer Keeton (Family Ties) on Soren Kierkegaard

[Shadow]

"I always read Kierkegaard when I am depressed.
No matter how depressed I am, he is even more depressed, so it's kind of an upper."

- Jennifer Keeton (Family Ties) on Soren Kierkegaard

For starters, the character's name was spelled Keaton.
The program has been off the air (original episodes) for 24 years.
The character played by Ms. Baxter recited those lines as written by a 'comedic' writer for the series.
Quoting a bio of Kierkegaard; "Much of his philosophical work deals with the issues of how one lives as a "single individual", giving priority to concrete human reality over abstract thinking, and highlighting the importance of personal choice and commitment."
What's your problem.