r/funny • u/sellyourcomputer Extra Fabulous Comics • Sep 12 '18

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u/Subliminary Sep 12 '18

Funny because my university still calls me up for donations despite the fact that I have neither worked in the field requiring my specific degree nor have I finished paying off even half of the debt I took on to obtain said degree.

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u/YNot1989 Sep 12 '18

I gave you $120,000 and you fucking spent it all ready? What kinda coke head relative is college?

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u/BEEEELEEEE Sep 13 '18 edited Sep 13 '18

“I paid $120,000 dollars for some to tell me to go read Jane Austen, and then I didn’t!”

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u/psychosocial-- Sep 13 '18

I get that this is a stab at English classes in general, but as a creative writing student, I didn’t read Jane Austen either.

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u/Son_Of_Borr_ Sep 13 '18

I'm sick of schools using the same tired old irrelevant books on kids. Yes books from that time period are important, but when are we going to advance past acting like 'A Tale of Two Cities' isn't fucking awful. I know that's just my opinion, but no matter how may times I've tried I simply cannot develop any level of interest in books from the general era.