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DCHurricane, there is moderation for everything. There are safe doses of any drug, even if the "safe" dose is well below the typical recreational dose (which is not really the case anyway; you are just misinformed). Also, calling cannabis a "hard" drug is laughable. Sorry, I just don't like to see misinformation go uncorrected.

Body groomers are great for the area between your manhood and your belly button. Have you ever used a standard razor there? It itches like HELL after.

I like netflix because people come over to watch movies with me and it's kind of hard to all crowd around a laptop, it's a very simple social outlet, but I guess not everybody appreciates that. Somebody mentioned a portable harddrive in the thread in the parents forum, that's a good idea. My dad ended up having to buy me one right after I moved anyway because we had to reformat my harddrive and I had to back it up first. Makes...

Stop trolling, DC. Dios mio. I hope your gf gets YOU a body groomer for Christmas.

If you can, by all means, go ahead. The myth that someone who graduates in 3 years is necessarily always at a disadvantage is nonsense. You can get close to your professors graduating in 3 years if you tried. If you can, I'd say go for it. To say that someone who graduates in 4 years necessarily has more advanced courses on their transcript is also nonsense. I'm graduating early and I have just as many as the four year graduates. 4...

Quote: There is a stark difference between PhD and professional graduate programs. AFAIK, anyone with a decent GPA and good LSAT will be competitive in law school admissions. Similarly, for med school, you just need to have a good GPA and do the required courses. PhD programs are different, in that advanced coursework, good research, and recs matter A LOT, whereas in professional programs, admissions are less holistic. Hmm i think law school...

i don't believe you. prove you are in grad school..

Obviously grades matter. The problem is when people assume that grades is all that matters.

It's up to you. I am at 18 credits right now and have much more work as a humanities kid than any of my pre-med friends do who have double labs, etc. However, that being said, it very much depends on your school. If you're taking Orgo or something I would NOT recommend more than one lab. Also, can't you drop one of the slacker classes so that you can take the 5th class?

Quote: I dont believe in advisors Yes, they're just a figment of your imagination.