And, yet, my start-up public-universityconnect.com can't get off the ground!
I guess the business flaw is that it is the same exact clientele as OK Cupid and I don't know how to start things up.
My new website, communitycollegebowlsmokers.com, is doing great.
You're not being disruptive enough. Buzzword buzzword venture capital buzzword.
I was stuck in the car with someone who seriously used the words "disruptive technology" and I wanted to shove him out the window.
God damn the humility instilled in me by my run of the mill public college!!
(I can't believe you didn't throw them out. What the fuck do you even say to that? "Really, did you just invent the telephone, buddy?" "Did you invent something that literally disrupts the space/time continuum?")
Where do I sign up? (I went to public school I don't know how copy and past works.)
Hey, if it cuts down on party chatter that resembles the following:
DidyougotoHarvard?YesIwenttoHarvard,didyougotoHarvard?YesIwenttoHarvard,tooWasn'tHarvardgreat?Yesitwasdon'tyouthinkso?YesIdoandsoweretheHarvardpeople,right?Ohyestheyarethebest!
then I'm all for this site. Although if it goes the way of thesquare.com I'll be happy, too. So win-win!
I only wish it was so direct!
"Where did you go to school?"
"Oh... just outside of Boston."
Wow, that guy's a good writer. His friend is fairly accurate in describing D.C.'s "social scene as 'drinking with all the kids who did model U.N. in high school.'"
your social scene
"I wanted to love him and then I found out he went to Wesleyan."
I don't know why. I keep laughing. This isn't even remotely human behavior. Not as I understand humans. Why am I still laughing?