LMFAO! First, may I say, I love overheard in New York. I've lived in NYC all my life and it's those snippets of side conversation that you occasionally overhear when on the subway or walking down the street that sometimes make your day.
Secondly, I went to Bronx Science for high school! And hell, to hear kids from Brooklyn Tech and Environmental say stuff like that doesn't surprise me. Not the brightest lightbulbs in the box. New York City public schools are a trip unto themselves. Though I did love my time at Science. I currently go to Columbia, so moronic statements like those are just pretentious in addition to being ridiculous now.
Thirdly, hi! I've never commented before. I recently added you to my flist and I've been really enjoying both your general posts and the fic. I think I wandered over hear after reading "Boys Like Him" a few weeks ago. In full disclosure, I'm more of a het fan, but you are an amazingly talented writer and I've been reading some of your slash drabbles too. The Spike/Lydia piece was a fantastic read and hot as hell. Damn, I wish my "academic" interest in Spike got me a shag!
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Date: 2007-07-07 07:06 pm (UTC)Secondly, I went to Bronx Science for high school! And hell, to hear kids from Brooklyn Tech and Environmental say stuff like that doesn't surprise me. Not the brightest lightbulbs in the box. New York City public schools are a trip unto themselves. Though I did love my time at Science. I currently go to Columbia, so moronic statements like those are just pretentious in addition to being ridiculous now.
Thirdly, hi! I've never commented before. I recently added you to my flist and I've been really enjoying both your general posts and the fic. I think I wandered over hear after reading "Boys Like Him" a few weeks ago. In full disclosure, I'm more of a het fan, but you are an amazingly talented writer and I've been reading some of your slash drabbles too. The Spike/Lydia piece was a fantastic read and hot as hell. Damn, I wish my "academic" interest in Spike got me a shag!