compensation

[lumberjim]

Originally Posted by rkzenrage

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I feel that I am fairly well red and....

not so well ritten though. lol. you were a bouncer too?

At least I am not you.

[lumberjim]

Originally Posted by rkzenrage

At least I am not you.

yeah. good comeback. you got me. you're not me. can't argue that one.


good job editing your post to correct what i was razzing you over. that doesn't make you look like a dick at all.

[Cloud]

Originally Posted by freshnesschronic

Ok well it's a stereotype, true but I'll probably still assume those kids who go to the University of Chicago will have a hard time adjusting to the City. ::shrugs::

If this is what you mean by "street smarts"; I don't think that's really a type of intelligence. Just experience.

To me, "street smarts" comprises a mix of talents, like situational awareness, adaptability, good reflexes, people sense, good judgment etc. that can translate into a propensity for acting safely and appropriate in a variety of situations. Including the street, city, or - country.*

College students have a hard time adjusting, period.

*I'm not saying I have this, either. Unfortunately.

[lumberjim]

Originally Posted by rkzenrage

...street credibility is still in tact and...

oh, rage,.....one more edit.....intact is one word.


and, um.....it's 'street cred'

Wow... you are such a little bitch!

Originally Posted by lumberjim

yeah. good comeback. you got me. you're not me. can't argue that one.


good job editing your post to correct what i was razzing you over. that doesn't make you look like a dick at all.

Actually it does not, it makes sense to correct the spelling of a misspelled word once pointed out.
You however are Mr. Cool, who thinks you look so hot pointing out the spelling mistakes of an admitted dyslexic instead of your usual witty and in depth, loving, contribution to this board.