🐮 Lolcow Melinda Leigh Scott & Marshall Castersen - Sue-happy couple. Flat earth conspiracists. Pretending to be Jewish. Believe Kiwi Farms is protected by the Masonic Order. 0-6 on lawsuits. Marshall is dead.

[TamarYaelBatYah]

Melinda you don't have STEM degree bro!!!
You can't say shit!!!

The information I am handling is a basic ingredients list and a basic understanding of how carbon chains work. Don't need a STEM degree to grasp that.

Whereas, high analysis of words is better left to those with Humanities and Language degrees.

Is it the one who can't tell his middle finger from his ring finger? He seems pretty retarded. Then again knowing your genes he's probably the smart one.

I can't blame them. If I was your parent I'd want to numb the pain until I got the nerve to off myself too. Then again if I was your parent I would have beat the retard put of you by age 6.

I can't say for sure whether or not he put up his middle finger the day I took that photo. His hands were inside his shirt, he brought one out, the picture is not to scale. Then when I debated it here, I thought that maybe he did put up the wrong finger. Then after I studied the photo I was almost certain that he did put up the wrong finger I kept fucking with you guys just to see the hypocrisy of your thinking.

Then one day, about 2 weeks after I put up that photo I did see him accidentally put up his ring finger. So, possibly he doesn't know how to flick someone off.

Either way, I don't look down on my son even if he did put up the wrong finger. We don't use that kind of body language toward each other. He hangs out with his family the majority of his time. They see very few movies (if any?) where people flick each other off. We don't hang out with people who flick each other off as a form of interaction. He just hasn't been exposed to that kind of body language often enough to know.

That doesn't make him re*tarded. It just means he is a person from a different culture.

 

[Deadpool]

The information I am handling is a basic ingredients list and a basic understanding of how carbon chains work. Don't need a STEM degree to grasp that.

Whereas, high analysis of words is better left to those with Humanities and Language degrees.




I can't say for sure whether or not he put up his middle finger the day I took that photo. His hands were inside his shirt, he brought one out, the picture is not to scale. Then when I debated it here, I thought that maybe he did put up the wrong finger. Then after I studied the photo I was almost certain that he did put up the wrong finger I kept fucking with you guys just to see the hypocrisy of your thinking.

Then one day, about 2 weeks after I put up that photo I did see him accidentally put up his ring finger. So, possibly he doesn't know how to flick someone off.

Either way, I don't look down on my son even if he did put up the wrong finger. We don't use that kind of body language toward each other. He hangs out with his family the majority of his time. They see very few movies (if any?) where people flick each other off. We don't hang out with people who flick each other off as a form of interaction. He just hasn't been exposed to that kind of body language often enough to know.

That doesn't make him re*tarded. It just means he is a person from a different culture.

So you're a liar who defended your retard child despite knowing you were wrong. Somehow this shows our hypocrisy. I can see why you're children are functionally retarded. They take after their mother.

 

[TamarYaelBatYah]

Whereas, high analysis of words is better left to those with Humanities and Language degrees.

*Humanities, Education and Language

So you're a liar who defended your retard child despite knowing you were wrong. Somehow this shows our hypocrisy. I can see why you're children are functionally retarded. They take after their mother.

You don't read very well

"I was almost certain..."

There's no hypocrisy in that.

 

[lamp]

And who funds those studies trying to disprove that vaccines do not cause autism?

I took Honors College science, biology 101 and college level chemistry, I passed all with As and I received a score of 5 out of 6 for chemistry for my IB diploma. I understand science, anatomy and body chemistry.

The body does not naturally produce all of the ingredients in vaccines. Nor are vaccines all natural. As listed here:

no one is trying to disprove something that’s already been disproven, dumbass.

clearly you fuckin don’t understand because you look at big chemistry words and think they’re unnatural. Like I’ve said before, you don’t have to be smart to pass a class and you’re a prime example. Plus, if vaccines the ingredients in vaccines were so unnatural, your body would shut itself down to get rid of them. Your body would not be able to process or break down said compounds to their amino acids, etc.

if you so clearly understand anatomy, biology, and chemistry, explain in detail how vaccines cause autism.

Also, albumin is a protein blood component produced by the liver, so how can it be genetically modified to be put in humans, as your weird article states?

 

[Burmese Rice Farmer]

no one is trying to disprove something that’s already been disproven, dumbass.

clearly you fuckin don’t understand because you look at big chemistry words and think they’re unnatural. Like I’ve said before, you don’t have to be smart to pass a class and you’re a prime example. Plus, if vaccines the ingredients in vaccines were so unnatural, your body would shut itself down to get rid of them. Your body would not be able to process or break down said compounds to their amino acids, etc.

if you so clearly understand anatomy, biology, and chemistry, explain in detail how vaccines cause autism.

Also, albumin is a protein blood component produced by the liver, so how can it be genetically modified to be put in humans, as your weird article states?

Vaccines give you autism because I said so, here's a 50 page essay on why

 

[Anonymus Fluhre]

And who funds those studies trying to disprove that vaccines do not cause autism?

I took Honors College science, biology 101 and college level chemistry, I passed all with As and I received a score of 5 out of 6 for chemistry for my IB diploma. I understand science, anatomy and body chemistry.

No you didn't and no you don't. Your "honour" course also seem to be bullshit because if you did take the honour roll program you would have a BA with Honours, but all you claim to have is a bachelor's degree. Parks and Recreation is a BSc course too by the way. No mention of it being a BSc with Honors course.

I'm starting to believe you never finished.

In terms of GMU's Chemistry 101 course? You don't have to have any prior knowledge to enter the class. Even my University requires you to have Chemistry 30, followed by Mathematics 30-1, and then one other 30 level course. Biology 101 is a 1 credit course and it's not considered the introductory course for Biology, Biology 103 is.

Description of GMU's Biology 101 course
This elective will serve as a platform for freshman biology students to get practical advice and guidance for how to approach coursework, careers in biology, and professionalism

You are a moron.

 

[TamarYaelBatYah]

no one is trying to disprove something that’s already been disproven, dumbass.

clearly you fuckin don’t understand because you look at big chemistry words and think they’re unnatural. Like I’ve said before, you don’t have to be smart to pass a class and you’re a prime example. Plus, if vaccines the ingredients in vaccines were so unnatural, your body would shut itself down to get rid of them. Your body would not be able to process or break down said compounds to their amino acids, etc.

if you so clearly understand anatomy, biology, and chemistry, explain in detail how vaccines cause autism.

Also, albumin is a protein blood component produced by the liver, so how can it be genetically modified to be put in humans, as your weird article states?

Yes, you do have to be smart to pass an Honors Science class at GMU.

No you didn't and no you don't. Your "honour" course also seem to be bullshit because if you did take the honour roll program you would have a BA with Honours, but all you claim to have is a bachelor's degree. Parks and Recreation is a BSc course too by the way. No mention of it being a BSc with Honors course.

I'm starting to believe you never finished.

In terms of GMU's Chemistry 101 course? You don't have to have any prior knowledge to enter the class. Even my University requires you to have Chemistry 30, followed by Mathematics 30-1, and then one other 30 level course. Biology 101 is a 1 credit course and it's not considered the introductory course for Biology, Biology 103 is.

Description of GMU's Biology 101 course
This elective will serve as a platform for freshman biology students to get practical advice and guidance for how to approach coursework, careers in biology, and professionalism

You are a moron.

I see you conveniently skipped the Honors Science descriptions.

Yes I did finish. And yes I did get accepted to the Honors College. Where I also got the privilege of being taught by visiting professors from Oxford and Harvard. One of the advantages of the Honors program

 

[Anonymus Fluhre]

So you have a BSc but not a BSc with Honours. So why gloat about honours? That certificate is pointless, it's a participation trophy. I mentioned before that there's BSc, BSc with Honours, and BSc with Specialization. A proper school you could take Honours with Specialization as well (it's what I'm doing and it's not all that hard to keep my grades at the average they want). The diploma will say "Bachelor of Science With Honours" a Specialization one will say "Bachelor of Science With Specialization".

Not going to mention your Biology 101 nonsense?

 

[Burmese Rice Farmer]

Yes, you do have to be smart to pass an Honors Science class at GMU.




I see you conveniently skipped the Honors Science descriptions.

Yes I did finish. And yes I did get accepted to the Honors College. Where I also got the privilege of being taught by visiting professors from Oxford and Harvard. One of the advantages of the Honors program

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God damn your camera is garb
otherwise I don't care about your education because it's unimpressive and if I were to dick-measure against it, that'd be a waste of my time
You don't have to be smart to get through university unless it's literally one of the best in the world, they want your money, if your ass fails some classes then that's just more cash for them if you still go on to persue and don't finish your degree on time.

 

[Anonymus Fluhre]

God damn your camera is garb
otherwise I don't care about your education because it's unimpressive and if I were to dick-measure against it, that'd be a waste of my time
You don't have to be smart to get through university unless it's literally one of the best in the world, they want your money, if your ass fails some classes then that's just more cash for them if you still go on to persue and don't finish your degree on time.

Should I mention that her Honour program sounds like a special ed class?

Honors College | George Mason

www2.gmu.edu

https://honorscollege.gmu.edu/academics/curriculum

 

[Burmese Rice Farmer]

Should I mention that her Honour program sounds like a special ed class?

Honors College | George Mason

www2.gmu.edu

https://honorscollege.gmu.edu/academics/curriculum

Honestly I kinda see it, the program description page sounds pretty fucking condescending in how it's written, as if someone's trying to write a summary of what college is for elementary school kids, so it's quite odd. It doesn't even sound like an honors curriculum when you get down to it, it just looks like a mish-mash of a bunch of basic 100- and 200- level classes with little exception.

Then again we know Melinda is re.tarded so this is probably a tard program.

 

[Anonymus Fluhre]

Honestly I kinda see it, the program description page sounds pretty fucking condescending in how it's written, as if someone's trying to write a summary of what college is for elementary school kids, so it's quite odd. It doesn't even sound like an honors curriculum when you get down to it, it just looks like a mish-mash of a bunch of basic 100- and 200- level classes with little exception.

Then again we know Melinda is re.tarded so this is probably a tard program.

Here's how the Honour program is at the University of Toronto, pretty similar to any other proper university.
https://fas.calendar.utoronto.ca/hbahbsc-requirements. End of it you'll have your HBSc there.

 

[lamp]

Since GMU is a diploma farm with an 81% acceptance rate, we can also assume that you don’t need a high GPA or test scores to get into the Honors college

edit: I was sorta right. I think it can also be inferred that admissions are competitive because you don’t need any requirements to join it so everyone’s applying

Spoiler: gmu honors “requirements”

Also, you only need a minimum of a 3.0 gpa to stay in the HC.

 

[Anonymus Fluhre]

Since GMU is a diploma farm with an 81% acceptance rate, we can also assume that you don’t need a high GPA or test scores to get into the Honors college

edit: I was sorta right. I think it can also be inferred that admissions are competitive because you don’t need any requirements to join it so everyone’s applying

Spoiler: gmu honors “requirements”

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Also, you only need a minimum of a 3.0 gpa to stay in the HC.

3.0 is the equivalent of getting a B. Given that they break up some courses into smaller courses that 3.0 isn't that hard to get. Their Biology courses alone are pretty simple. 103, 105, and 107 is the equivalent of 107 here. We also have nothing like 101 (no free 1-credit course for us).

I should mention, GPA isn't really important unless you want to continue with your schooling to get a Masters or your PhD (or you want to join some club or apply for a scholarship), long as you're getting what they want and your credits, you'll get your diploma. It's also better to start your first two/three years with a high GPA, that way if you fuck up in your third/ fourth year it wont hurt you that much.

I average 3.7 so that's why I was asked to consider going for my Specialization and take Honours with it. Going for my Masters shouldn't be hard if I keep this up, but I'm pretty much convinced to get my PhD instead.

I should also mention that 3.7 is 80-84% here while the States it's different. 3.7 would be 90-92%. Every country has a different way to calculate GPA. Here 4.0 is 85%-100%., there it's 93-100%. UK would be 65-69 Modular Marks for a 3.7 GPA, 70 Modular Marks for a 4.0. Meanwhile in Germany, a 5.0 would be a failing grade and a 1.0 would be the highest. I believe a 3.7 there would be a 1.5.

 

[Burmese Rice Farmer]

3.0 is the equivalent of getting a B. Given that they break up some courses into smaller courses that 3.0 isn't that hard to get. Their Biology courses alone are pretty simple. 103, 105, and 107 is the equivalent of 107 here. We also have nothing like 101 (no free 1-credit course for us).

I should mention, GPA isn't really important unless you want to continue with your schooling to get a Masters or your PhD (or you want to join some club or apply for a scholarship), long as you're getting what they want and your credits, you'll get your diploma. It's also better to start your first two/three years with a high GPA, that way if you fuck up in your third/ fourth year it wont hurt you that much.

I average 3.7 so that's why I was asked to consider going for my Specialization and take Honours with it. Going for my Masters shouldn't be hard if I keep this up, but I'm pretty much convinced to get my PhD instead.

I should also mention that 3.7 is 80-84% here while the States it's different. 3.7 would be 90-92%. Every country has a different way to calculate GPA. Here 4.0 is 85%-100%., there it's 93-100%. UK would be 65-69 Modular Marks for a 3.7 GPA, 70 Modular Marks for a 4.0. Meanwhile in Germany, a 5.0 would be a failing grade and a 1.0 would be the highest. I believe a 3.7 there would be a 1.5.

I get that you've got a good education and all, but the educational self cock sucking is getting a bit lame. There's not much to brag about with Melinda, you could shit your pants and not há e a single intellectual thought floating in your skull and be better than Melinda.
Let's calm down the the educational cock strokin', yeah?

 

[Anonymus Fluhre]

I get that you've got a good education and all, but the educational self cock sucking is getting a bit lame. There's not much to brag about with Melinda, you could shit your pants and not há e a single intellectual thought floating in your skull and be better than Melinda.
Let's calm down the the educational cock strokin', yeah?

I was just stating how different schools can be. Some clump courses together, some spread them out to make it easier for people to get their GPA to what it needs to be. I forgot to mention that true diploma mills like those private colleges that exist are even worse, but that's only because they want to charge you more for your courses and get more government funding. While I personally believe George Mason is a terrible school, it's not that bad. I know some private schools that charge four times as much for a course and they're not even accredited. At least Melinda's diploma would be seen as a real diploma from an accredit school, even it was easier to get than other schools.

I may have found why Melinda thinks of herself as a scholar.
George Mason Core.
The Mason Graduate is an Engaged Citizen and Well-Rounded Scholar who is Prepared to Act. The Mason Core is Mason’s general education program that builds the foundation for The Mason Graduate

 

[Lonely Grave]

Good god, how could anyone be proud of a bland-name degree title like “Bachelor of Science”? It’s like puffing your chest out at being named “Vice-Marshal of the McDonald’s Carpark”.

 

[Kosher Salt]

I can't say for sure whether or not he put up his middle finger the day I took that photo. His hands were inside his shirt, he brought one out, the picture is not to scale. Then when I debated it here, I thought that maybe he did put up the wrong finger. Then after I studied the photo I was almost certain that he did put up the wrong finger I kept fucking with you guys just to see the hypocrisy of your thinking.

So you admit that you were wrong, you went on lying about it and pretending that you weren't, and you call us hypocrites? Bitch, please.

Good god, how could anyone be proud of a bland-name degree title like “Bachelor of Science”? It’s like puffing your chest out at being named “Vice-Marshal of the McDonald’s Carpark”.

Can you read? I know her camera phone's a potato, but it's a BS in Health, Fitness, and Recreation Resources.

If that sounds like it's a special ed degree in gym class, that's probably because it is.

 

[Lonely Grave]

Can you read? I know her camera phone's a potato, but it's a BS in Health, Fitness, and Recreation Resources.

If that sounds like it's a special ed degree in gym class, that's probably because it is.

Oh damn, I didn't see that at all. I can't shit on that now, not because it's there, but because the institution I'm at makes a loud point of not-so-subtly advertising "we are good college because of SPORTS SCIENCE!!!"

 

[Anonymus Fluhre]

So you admit that you were wrong, you went on lying about it and pretending that you weren't, and you call us hypocrites? Bitch, please.

Can you read? I know her camera phone's a potato, but it's a BS in Health, Fitness, and Recreation Resources.

If that sounds like it's a special ed degree in gym class, that's probably because it is.

Oh damn, I didn't see that at all. I can't shit on that now, not because it's there, but because the institution I'm at makes a loud point of not-so-subtly advertising "we are good college because of SPORTS SCIENCE!!!"

To be honest I didn't even that course was a thing until Melinda came around. We don't have a course like that here. I also didn't know America had a core you had to take.

We have a few courses that are similar.
Kinesiology, Recreation, Leisure and Sport
Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation
Physical Education, Recreation and Leisure Studies
Recreation and Leisure Studies

I think the first one is the closest we have to her diploma, and yes, it involves at least one course in hockey as all good sport diplomas should have. Sounds like an interesting course all together here, but I would personally find it boring (I like science and technology, yes I'm a huge nerd) It's also tailored for my country so again not something a lot of people would take.