[QUOTE=DDex;19143571]It isn't a shitty score, it is actually a bit above average. Nothing to brag about though.[/QUOTE]
you're just mad because you got 22 lol
[QUOTE=siberpredaht;19143737]you're just mad because you got 22 lol[/QUOTE]
I did better than average as well, so I couldn't care less.
[url]http://www.act.org/news/data/09/states.html[/url]
kids gonna get soooo much pussy
Holy fuck someone give that kid coffee
[QUOTE=Keyblockor;19143388]I fucking agree also, where the fuck did they go?[/QUOTE]
What?
:saddowns:
They are still here.
"Alex is pretty comfortable writing Japanese and scored a 23 on the ACT college entrance exam. "
i speak romanian and got a 25
suck my cock alex
The shitty thing is, why can't an older person who's much more capable than this kid find himself in college? I speak English, Spanish, and French fluently, I got a 30 on the ACT. Yet, regardless of this, I still find it hard to get into a good college.
Hell, my brother got a 35, one less than the top score, and he still lives with mum.
Makes me think of
[img]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/b9/Jim_Parsons.png/220px-Jim_Parsons.png[/img]
Him: Hey Melissa, wanna go back to my place and have a little fun? :smug:
Her: WTF you're like 14
Lets watch him waste himself.
What part of Kansas you from?
He's going to be socially inept.
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In other words, he's going to zip through college yet lack the basic skills to properly function socially, so he'll probably suffer a nervous breakdown or something similar by 19 or so (they usually do.)
I guess he'll and up as the youngest College student to attend a Keg party.
[QUOTE=morgul;19151334]What part of Kansas you from?[/QUOTE]
Wichita and Andover mostly.
A 23 is fucking terrible.
He's doing things too fast, he needs to slow down a bit.
That, or i'm just jealous. Eh.
A kid named Adrian went to college when I was in 7th grade, he was in 6th.
He was an odd kid...
[QUOTE=RaveRaze;19150642]Makes me think of
[img]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/b9/Jim_Parsons.png/220px-Jim_Parsons.png[/img][/QUOTE]
Thats what me and my dad thought.
[QUOTE=leet;19153195]He's doing things too fast, he needs to slow down a bit.
That, or i'm just jealous. Eh.
A kid named Adrian went to college when I was in 7th grade, he was in 6th.
He was an odd kid...[/QUOTE]
Too fast? he should keep on going.
Yeah, 23 is no hot shit. But he's fucking TEN. What would you have gotten at that age? Still, It might be a better idea for him to study harder material at home, or in some private school, before going to college.
[QUOTE=Undomian;19152866]A 23 is fucking terrible.[/QUOTE]
For a ten year old......... it's amazing.
You obviously got less than 23.
Implying high school material isn't piss easy in the shit school system we have now
[QUOTE=G71tc4;19150863]Him: Hey Melissa, wanna go back to my place and have a little fun? :smug:
Her: WTF you're like 14[/QUOTE]
His idea of fun is going to be playing the Wii then watching Disney.
Schools are too slow...
[QUOTE=Vvon;19155859]For a ten year old......... it's amazing.
You obviously got less than 23.[/QUOTE]
For a 10 year old, perhaps.
I didn't take the ACT. My SAT score, though, would be equivalent to about a 30 on that test.
americans are dumb
[QUOTE=Noob_Reaper;19145791]
suck my cock alex[/QUOTE]
Your quote is terrible considering you are addressing a 10 year old boy. Do you wish to infer that you are a pedophile with homosexual tendencies?
[url]http://www.morningsun.net/featured/x1671986652/LITTLE-MAN-ON-CAMPUS[/url] is a good link. The mother is not Japanese, but Thai. The parents were forced to allow their son to regress in public school, or allow him the freedom to learn. As a neighbor of this family, some of the comments on this forum have been offensive and lacking any civil content.
This 10 year old is operating on a variety of levels which many cannot fully comprehend. Gifted children are all too often mishandled and ostracized. The parent's are sacrificing much. The dad has a progressive disease which limits him. On many occasions his disease has left him bed-ridden and Alex has sat near his dad and learn his lessons.
The obstacles the parents have overcome are remarkable.
At this point in time, the university environment is the only choice left because Alex's dad will openly tell you that his son has far surpassed his father's knowledge of math and science. Alex's dad used to manage a Japanese company using the Japanese language. In that language, his dad is still ahead.
I have had the opportunity to observe their calculus studies. While the father is explaining the steps, Alex has already written the answers on the board. His dad has to stop him so his dad can use the calculator to check Alex's work.
Alex is well adjusted with many extra-curricular activities. Advanced Swimming, karate, piano.....his parent's maintain his activities to keep him from becoming bored.
I hope that those of you who tried to denigrate this young man will realize how shameful your actions are. You have judged a young man with swear words, sexual jokes, and other rude smears.
[QUOTE=SEK;19363623]Your quote is terrible considering you are addressing a 10 year old boy. Do you wish to infer that you are a pedophile with homosexual tendencies?
[url]http://www.morningsun.net/featured/x1671986652/LITTLE-MAN-ON-CAMPUS[/url] is a good link. The mother is not Japanese, but Thai. The parents were forced to allow their son to regress in public school, or allow him the freedom to learn. As a neighbor of this family, some of the comments on this forum have been offensive and lacking any civil content.
This 10 year old is operating on a variety of levels which many cannot fully comprehend. Gifted children are all too often mishandled and ostracized. The parent's are sacrificing much. The dad has a progressive disease which limits him. On many occasions his disease has left him bed-ridden and Alex has sat near his dad and learn his lessons.
The obstacles the parents have overcome are remarkable.
At this point in time, the university environment is the only choice left because Alex's dad will openly tell you that his son has far surpassed his father's knowledge of math and science. Alex's dad used to manage a Japanese company using the Japanese language. In that language, his dad is still ahead.
I have had the opportunity to observe their calculus studies. While the father is explaining the steps, Alex has already written the answers on the board. His dad has to stop him so his dad can use the calculator to check Alex's work.
Alex is well adjusted with many extra-curricular activities. Advanced Swimming, karate, piano.....his parent's maintain his activities to keep him from becoming bored.
I hope that those of you who tried to denigrate this young man will realize how shameful your actions are. You have judged a young man with swear words, sexual jokes, and other rude smears.[/QUOTE]
okay
[QUOTE=siberpredaht;19143222]a 23 is nothing to brag about, in fact, that is a shitty score
what a dumbfuck lol
homeschooling already did that[/QUOTE]
I thought the average was around 26-27.
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Oh wow, it is 21.1.
[QUOTE=Gyper;19143041]Wouldn't this fuck him up socially in the long run?[/QUOTE]
Maybe he'll end up like Nikola Tesla. He'll be ridiculously smart but talk to pigeons.
[editline]09:46PM[/editline]
[QUOTE=PoloXGS;19150997]Lets watch him waste himself.[/QUOTE]
Do you mean like mess his life up or like "Yeaaaaah, lets get fucking wasted!!!!"?
[editline]09:48PM[/editline]
[QUOTE=SEK;19363623]Your quote is terrible considering you are addressing a 10 year old boy. Do you wish to infer that you are a pedophile with homosexual tendencies?
[url]http://www.morningsun.net/featured/x1671986652/LITTLE-MAN-ON-CAMPUS[/url] is a good link. The mother is not Japanese, but Thai. The parents were forced to allow their son to regress in public school, or allow him the freedom to learn. As a neighbor of this family, some of the comments on this forum have been offensive and lacking any civil content.
This 10 year old is operating on a variety of levels which many cannot fully comprehend. Gifted children are all too often mishandled and ostracized. The parent's are sacrificing much. The dad has a progressive disease which limits him. On many occasions his disease has left him bed-ridden and Alex has sat near his dad and learn his lessons.
The obstacles the parents have overcome are remarkable.
At this point in time, the university environment is the only choice left because Alex's dad will openly tell you that his son has far surpassed his father's knowledge of math and science. Alex's dad used to manage a Japanese company using the Japanese language. In that language, his dad is still ahead.
I have had the opportunity to observe their calculus studies. While the father is explaining the steps, Alex has already written the answers on the board. His dad has to stop him so his dad can use the calculator to check Alex's work.
Alex is well adjusted with many extra-curricular activities. Advanced Swimming, karate, piano.....his parent's maintain his activities to keep him from becoming bored.
I hope that those of you who tried to denigrate this young man will realize how shameful your actions are. You have judged a young man with swear words, sexual jokes, and other rude smears.[/QUOTE]
As much as I dislike a double standard like that (I can call a 19 year old a giant dumbass but not a 10 year old?) I have to give you credit for having a first post that was actually meaningful and not shitty.
[QUOTE=SEK;19363623]Your quote is terrible considering you are addressing a 10 year old boy. Do you wish to infer that you are a pedophile with homosexual tendencies?
[url]http://www.morningsun.net/featured/x1671986652/LITTLE-MAN-ON-CAMPUS[/url] is a good link. The mother is not Japanese, but Thai. The parents were forced to allow their son to regress in public school, or allow him the freedom to learn. As a neighbor of this family, some of the comments on this forum have been offensive and lacking any civil content.
This 10 year old is operating on a variety of levels which many cannot fully comprehend. Gifted children are all too often mishandled and ostracized. The parent's are sacrificing much. The dad has a progressive disease which limits him. On many occasions his disease has left him bed-ridden and Alex has sat near his dad and learn his lessons.
The obstacles the parents have overcome are remarkable.
At this point in time, the university environment is the only choice left because Alex's dad will openly tell you that his son has far surpassed his father's knowledge of math and science. Alex's dad used to manage a Japanese company using the Japanese language. In that language, his dad is still ahead.
I have had the opportunity to observe their calculus studies. While the father is explaining the steps, Alex has already written the answers on the board. His dad has to stop him so his dad can use the calculator to check Alex's work.
Alex is well adjusted with many extra-curricular activities. Advanced Swimming, karate, piano.....his parent's maintain his activities to keep him from becoming bored.
I hope that those of you who tried to denigrate this young man will realize how shameful your actions are. You have judged a young man with swear words, sexual jokes, and other rude smears.[/QUOTE]
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