Now, lest we believe that the above fook up was your one and only.
Jimmy C. said he was proud of his Summit degree.
So you did your boom...boom...boom. Lev and Chip loved it by the way. I'm sure you relished their approval.
"It would be interesting to learn what it is about Summit that makes Jimmy "PROUD." And as a Proud alumnus, perhaps you can enlighten us as to whether your alma mater is still in business?
I always got a smile out of their rationale for being unaccredited: "Summit aligns itself with all nations, avoiding process, accreditation, that tends to be exclusive and restrictive."
I never quite figured out what the first six words had to do with the remainder of the sentence."
--John Bear--AED--Dec. 24, 2000
Jimmy C. then replied that you had recommended Summit.
"I did? Oh, my. Really? The only circumstance in which I could imagine "recommending" Summit is when asked a specific question about a group of schools. "I have narrowed my choice down to Summit, Eula Wesley University, and American Global University, which would you recommend?"
--John Bear--AED-- 2000
Jimmy replied that he had sent you a list and you told him that Summit was the best listed.
"Oh, good. That's what I thought/hoped. Often, if I am asked that sort of question. I simply answer it, without pontificating.
Question Which is better?
A- Summit University
B- A poke in the eye with a sharp stick.
C- Pat Buchanan
My answer: A
-- John Bear--AED-- 2000
Of course you know what the gang thought of this lovely put down. Poke in the eye with a sharp stick...good that one.
But here we have "YOUR" problem.
You listed Summit in both the 1995-1996 books (100 Good Schools) as a "GOOD" School......and guess what? .....no sharp stick comments.
But just to drive the nail deep... this.
"Ray Chasse had a lot of, um, challenging involvements in addition to his Summit and American Coastline."
--John Bear--AED--2000
Yet you listed it as a GOOD SCHOOL. People would have read your comments about "Let me be your guide, let me show you the way."
And you did. You touted schools and when people used them you turned 180 degrees and attacked what you had recommended as being a good choice.
Jimmy C. said he was proud of his Summit degree.
So you did your boom...boom...boom. Lev and Chip loved it by the way. I'm sure you relished their approval.
"It would be interesting to learn what it is about Summit that makes Jimmy "PROUD." And as a Proud alumnus, perhaps you can enlighten us as to whether your alma mater is still in business?
I always got a smile out of their rationale for being unaccredited: "Summit aligns itself with all nations, avoiding process, accreditation, that tends to be exclusive and restrictive."
I never quite figured out what the first six words had to do with the remainder of the sentence."
--John Bear--AED--Dec. 24, 2000
Jimmy C. then replied that you had recommended Summit.
"I did? Oh, my. Really? The only circumstance in which I could imagine "recommending" Summit is when asked a specific question about a group of schools. "I have narrowed my choice down to Summit, Eula Wesley University, and American Global University, which would you recommend?"
--John Bear--AED-- 2000
Jimmy replied that he had sent you a list and you told him that Summit was the best listed.
"Oh, good. That's what I thought/hoped. Often, if I am asked that sort of question. I simply answer it, without pontificating.
Question Which is better?
A- Summit University
B- A poke in the eye with a sharp stick.
C- Pat Buchanan
My answer: A
-- John Bear--AED-- 2000
Of course you know what the gang thought of this lovely put down. Poke in the eye with a sharp stick...good that one.
But here we have "YOUR" problem.
You listed Summit in both the 1995-1996 books (100 Good Schools) as a "GOOD" School......and guess what? .....no sharp stick comments.
But just to drive the nail deep... this.
"Ray Chasse had a lot of, um, challenging involvements in addition to his Summit and American Coastline."
--John Bear--AED--2000
Yet you listed it as a GOOD SCHOOL. People would have read your comments about "Let me be your guide, let me show you the way."
And you did. You touted schools and when people used them you turned 180 degrees and attacked what you had recommended as being a good choice.