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Now to Webmaster:
All other bullshit aside, what pisses me off is that we extend your hand to you in the form of a link exchange proposal, and you spit in our faces. Hey, you and your buddy made this site a year and a half ago "because drunken exploits are funny," and we think they are too. That's the premise of our site as well. I am sure tamut.com has come a long way over the last 18 months; it wasn't born a God.
As a fellow webmaster, we thought that exposure would help us both. We have about one fifth the total traffic as you do after one month of operation and I am sure have not heard of tamut.com before. I sure as hell didn't. It was one of your regulars that found our site. Tamut.com has a much greater audience than drunkoncampus.com, but a little traffic flow from a link wouldn't have hurt us. I am sure you take pleasure in knowing that what you work hard on everyday is being viewed by others. It's the same for us, regardless of the age of our site.
I don't give two shits whether or not you link to our site. However, I thought I would give you the "drunkoncampus.com 'Prick Seal of Approval'" because this site reeks with swollen ego, and your attitude towards us has proven that. Merci boucoup, cheure.
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I would like to address Webmaster in a minute, but first I would like to take time to thank those who took the liberty to bash the state of Louisiana and Louisiana State University. Stop for a second and think about the basis of unity for this site, "The site that unites UT and TAMU by a common bond of alcohol and the knowledge that Texas Tech is not a real school." Now any college student can bond with alcohol, so let's just say Texas Tech is not a "real" school. Apparently, this makes your two schools the only "real" schools in the state of Texas. On the other hand, Louisiana only has one "real" school, being LSU. Chuckle if you wish, but LSU consistantly brings in as much grant money as any "real" school, is one of only 30 schools nationwide with both a land and sea grant(which UT does not have-props to TAMU), and has earned a reputation for having "easy" classes because people here in fact do party hard. This is a direct result of the liberal culture and very loose enforcement of drinking laws. If any school has an "easy" cirriculum, I would say it's TAMU's engineering program: Good job with the bonfire, guys! Do I have to go to TAMU or UT to learn "real" biology or "real" calculus or any other "real" subject. I think not. However, TAMU & UT lead LSU every year in the number murder, forcible rape, and every property damage category crime. You guys really kick ass!
We could go back and forth for hours debating which school is the better, but the point I am making here is that Texas is roughly six times the size of Louisiana in total land area. It would make sense that since Louisiana has one "real" school, then Texas should have six. Hey, since you guys have harder courses than us, so you can certainly do the math on this...
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Why I'm bothering to respond to some Cajun named "Guyon" is beyond me, but I felt obliged to say that I have visited LSU a few times and the school doesn't exactly impress at first glance. I was accepted to LSU law school and even spoke in person to the admissions people there...and I can safely say the school barely passes as a respectable university. The admissions people were useless and I found out more about LSU from a fucking pamphlet than from the dumbfucks working in the office. They were practically begging me to go to school there, and even threw in a scholarship as an incentive. But I quickly found out that (1) LSU law school is a Tier 3 school and is ranked among such "powerhouses" as Gonzaga University and University of Montana, and (2) the average starting salary for a law school grad at LSU is about $46,000. Now let's look at the University of Texas. Hmmm, the law school is ranked 15th in the NATION, and average starting salary of $85,000. So, you can see it was a REAL tough choice. Spend 3 years in the bayou getting invited to crawfish boils and paying for a shitty education, or live in a real city and get a top-ranked education? I had to give that about 3 seconds of thought.
So my point is...if you're trying to argue that LSU is on the same level as UT or TAMU, you lose everytime. But hey, if your goal in life is to marry a woman named Pearlie and live in Lafayette's finest trailer park, then maybe LSU is the choice for you.
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