I really don't understand why thigh-highs were necessary for EVERY SINGLE COSTUME I saw this weekend.
Posted on: October 31, 2010
by: Leacy
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by: Leacy
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The girls in dorms make me sick. I thought we were so much cleaner than a bunch of guys, but honestly, girls are worse. There's clots of hair stuck in every drain in the bathroom, throw up on the floor, and tooth paste all over the sink. It's disgusting. Grow up. Those poor ladies that have to clean up your crap every day don't deserve this nasty job. I can't wait till they go out in the real world and get kicked out of their home because they are nasty. Clean up your act girls.Posted on: October 31, 2010
by: Kayla
1st year/ Psychology
by: Kayla
1st year/ Psychology
The best part about Halloween on Sunday? It's not a walk-of-shame when it's ACTUALLY Halloween.Posted on: October 29, 2010
by: Halloween Ho
4th year
by: Halloween Ho
4th year
Yeah, so what's up with the LONG WHITE SOCK trend that is happening? I'm down with the exercise shorts, cool, whatever. But girls, those socks halfway up your calves...not so cute. You look like my grandfather.Posted on: October 28, 2010
by: Kate
Second-year Marketing/Management Student
by: Kate
Second-year Marketing/Management Student
It isn't hard to put on real clothes for class instead of those stupid nike shorts, sorority function shirt and uggs every. single. day. Come on, girls! Stop making our campus so painfully unfashionable!Posted on: October 28, 2010
by: Annonymous
PR
by: Annonymous
PR
You kids clearly don't realize how good you have it. Stop your fucking whining.Posted on: October 28, 2010
by: Justin
Journalism '10
by: Justin
Journalism '10
Wait, did the Gamecock really just say we spent $15,000 on Jenny Sanford?! For one speaking engagement?! In-state tuition is about that much a year, I'm sure we could have sponsored a student for that much, FOR THE WHOLE YEAR! What did Ms. Sanford have to say that could have been better than furthering the education of a student who can't afford it? How does that make business sense? I am blessed/lucky so that I do not have to have loans for school, and I for one would love to have my student activities fee or whatever it is called, go to sponsoring a student. Jenny Sanford was simply entertainment, maybe not the kind like movies, but she was not necessary to this University this year. Seriously? Cut student activities and sponsor some kids to go to school, I'll find entertainment on my own time. Ridiculous, makes me sick.Posted on: October 28, 2010
by: John Wainwright
Junior/English
by: John Wainwright
Junior/English
Look:Yes, I'm one of those people that rides their bike to class.
Yes, I do it during the busy class changing times because I too have to go to class, just like you.
But no, believe it or not, I do not want to hit you because I'm the one traveling at a speed that an
odometer can pick up and I'm trying trying to get launched from my saddle so you can hold your boyfriend's
hand across the entire brick path.
So look up from your cell phones, quicken that pace from a swagger and be aware of yourself.
I promise we can live in pedestrian harmony.
Posted on: October 28, 2010
by: Anna
Junior, Visual Communications
by: Anna
Junior, Visual Communications
I'm a senior history major and every year (I'm sure plenty more before me) I've been here, the leaf blowers have been annoying the piss out of me. Do we (USC) honestly need to effing leaf-blow the entire campus every morning?! Sure, what guy doesn't love allergens being blown in my face, obnoxious noise not allowing me to think straight and wonderful fumes? Here's the thing, those things blow every day, that's time people get paid for, it doesn't make that big of a difference, and it pisses everyone off. Not even to mention that lawn equipment like that is among the highest form of polluting gas engines. Is the University so vain that we can't tolerate a little bit more leaves and a lot more money in our pocket? Tuition goes up and professors get cut, but those leaves are away from my feet! Thank you! Who knows what leaves can do! S*&T!that felt so good.
Posted on: October 27, 2010
by: Paul
Chinaski
by: Paul
Chinaski
To the person that made the red "Are Gamecocks Prejudice" signs and put them in the coliseum: did you mean "Are Gamecocks Prejudiced?" A lot of people associate prejudice with ignorance. Having a typo on your sign is not a good way to help your case.Posted on: October 27, 2010
by: J School Student
2nd year advertising
by: J School Student
2nd year advertising
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