Evil Eye Gouger, time to throw down

[Gandhi]

Originally Posted by groo

I don't see any inaccuracies there. The Army needs its meatshields, they just call them marines and tell them about brotherhood etc. so they don't notice that they are indeed quite expendable and basically cannon fodder.

Don't encourage this stupidity. A former logistics officer calling member's of the combat arms "meat sheilds" is ludicrous. The Army's grunts and leaders are all from the combat services not the secretary pool.

[Lubaolong]

Originally Posted by Polynikes

To anyone reading this, just know that Lubaolong was NEVER accepted to a US medical school. He's already said he's afraid of blood, yet there are basic requirements in the premed program that he would have to complete PRIOR to sending his application off...

So, he's lying about that to begin with, plus the fact that he's already admitted to never having gone to class, losing his scholarship, and then dropping out and joining the military.

So, the application cycle is an entire year long, and again, the basic requirements are pretty extensive. It's time consuming to say the least, and I'm just not seeing that kind of time in his background....especially for someone who is terrified of blood.

LMAO...

What a joke...

So, what schools were you accepted to, and from what undergrad institution did you apply to med school?

I've already told you to use the search function noob. If you want to know, search. If you don't, then don't ask me again.

I lost my initial scholarships because I ran away. After that I got plenty of more scholarships. I was on a full academic scholarship as well as a debate scholarship. I also got one from the local hospital for being listed as premed. I joined the military for a specific reason, not out of desperation like you.

The basic requirements are not extensive. Stop trying to convince people you are doing something difficult. Any fucking joker can do it that's not semi-mentally retarded. Maybe you'll learn more about premed and the application process after you get out of your freshman year of college.

[Lubaolong]

Originally Posted by Polynikes

(a dishonest little weasel)

Where have I been dishonest? I'm still waiting for you to show me that. That will be funny. *twiddles thumbs*

[Lubaolong]

Originally Posted by Polynikes

Is there something funny about that? I am currently in the medical school application cycle. I fail to see what is funny about my profile...

Just you are about 10 years behind your classmates.. both chronologically and mentally. And I'm cracking up here how you're trying to convince everyone how impossible the process is to get accepted. When the national average is 50%+, you know it's not difficult. Lol, that's like the acceptance rate to get in the Air Force. I'm proud of you for being average. You've come a long ways. Even though any decent school probably has a 70-80% acceptance rate, you should brace yourself for rejection. We both know you aren't the sharpest tool in the shed.

[Polynikes]

Is it hard to get into a US medical school?

Yes, it is.

Is it impossible? Hell no.

Am I trying to say that what I am doing is hard? No, where do you get that from?

Some people find it extremely difficult, while others do not. I personally find it tedious, but not exactly impossible. Tedious meaning: there are a lot of boxes to check.

As for the basic requirements: yes, there are a lot of them. And for the record, I am not talking about academics either.

I'm talking about clinical exposure and volunteer time, which are both mandatory to get in. So, how much of both of those did you have, given the fact that you are squeemish?

And I'm going to ask you AGAIN, what schools did you accepted to, and from what undergraduate institutions?

I'm not going around searching for that shit. Why can't you just answer it here and now?

And you got a scholarship from a hospital because your undergrad was listed as Pre-med? Wowzers! Anyone can be a Pre-med student dude. Nothing extraordinary there.

How am I 10 years behind my classmates? Most of the people at my school that are premeds are about 23 to 26 years of age, while I'm 27.

I don't understand what you are saying.

And your only response to me is to bring up something stupid and change the subject. You know, calling me names, saying I'm dumb, etc.

So, which schools were you accepted to again? And from what undergrad college?

[Lubaolong]

Originally Posted by Polynikes

LMAO...

You say I'm lying?
Cause you ain't got a fucking thing
I got the Armani suits
And the fat diamond rings

My rhymes my rhymes
Got your head rotating
When you see my gems
I know you're hating

But I can't help I'm hot
And you can't help you're not
Get off your lazy ass
I'm sure it'd help a lot

Watch this thread blow up
Like my net worth
You're stuck on myspace
Trying to network

You always requesting
But you can't find a friend
Because you are so fucking wack
30 year old community colleging

You'll never be a fucking thing
You need to just face it
You spend too much time in the sun
You're bound to get faded

[Lubaolong]

Originally Posted by Polynikes

Is it hard to get into a US medical school?

Yes, it is.

Is it impossible? Hell no.

Am I trying to say that what I am doing is hard? No, where do you get that from?

Some people find it extremely difficult, while others do not. I personally find it tedious, but not exactly impossible. Tedious meaning: there are a lot of boxes to check.

As for the basic requirements: yes, there are a lot of them. And for the record, I am not talking about academics either.

I'm talking about clinical exposure and volunteer time, which are both mandatory to get in. So, how much of both of those did you have, given the fact that you are squeemish?

And I'm going to ask you AGAIN, what schools did you accepted to, and from what undergraduate institutions?

I'm not going around searching for that shit. Why can't you just answer it here and now?

And you got a scholarship from a hospital because your undergrad was listed as Pre-med? Wowzers! Anyone can be a Pre-med student dude. Nothing extraordinary there.

How am I 10 years behind my classmates? Most of the people at my school that are premeds are about 23 to 26 years of age, while I'm 27.

I don't understand what you are saying.

And your only response to me is to bring up something stupid and change the subject. You know, calling me names, saying I'm dumb, etc.

So, which schools were you accepted to again? And from what undergrad college?

Lol

[Lubaolong]

Polynikes, if you ever do somehow miraculously get accepted to medical school, I see you as one of the first year flunk outs. Not that I think it is that hard, I don't. I just don't see you as capable.

[Lubaolong]

Well, I have 1 minute and 32 seconds left. I will be off now.

[Polynikes]

You're a loser...

I'm done here...