You’re right. And I really thought that the ND tats on the ankles would make me more likeable. I also figured, hey, if I can move home with mom and save some money, I could throw great parties and people will like me. Friends!
Funny thing is, I responded to you while you were editing your witty rebuttal. Your wicked generalizing not only takes a stab at Rice, but at all of the other schools that draw from the same pool. Sadly, you really do think you’re above all of the “working class” people in this world and in particular, the south side.
You’re an embarassment to all of the good people doing great things at Loyola. And you are an abomination upon all things human, as you show no empathy towards anyone or anything that isn’t as good as you perceive yourself to be.
You aren’t that important. And if you were, you wouldn’t be living in the same town you grew up in, just a few miles away from the arcade at the mall where you hung out.
I know, sucks to be you. Oh, and by the way, our parents raised 7 kids, none live at home. Three went Ivy, two went baby Ivy and the other two went regionally, but to a top tier university very close to Wilmette. So, yeah, take your stereotypes and shove ‘em.
The good and hardworking people of the south side make little pukes like you just what you are: internet tough guys.
P.S. - one of my kids go to Loyola.
