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I was mean to tooth knockn and I apologize.
 
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tinytoothfairy said:
I'm sorry I still don't understand batch and mail out date. Are these things you can look up on your application? Does mail literally refer to snail mail
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Batch 1 could be considered the first batch of processed applications by AADSAS, sent out first during an application cycle, the following week will be batch 2..... And so on.

Mail out date is when application has been approved and verified by AADSAS and has been mailed DIGITALLY, no snail man.... $250, + 90 per school, better not be snail mail......

On your AADSAS home screen you can see mail out date.....
 
tooth knockn said:
Batch 1 could be considered the first batch of processed applications by AADSAS, sent out first during an application cycle, the following week will be batch 2..... And so on.

Mail out date is when application has been approved and verified by AADSAS and has been mailed DIGITALLY, no snail man.... $250, + 90 per school, better not be snail mail......

On your AADSAS home screen you can see mail out date.....
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Just curious Tooth knockn, I don't want to start a flame war, but why do you type the way you do...lol. Do you speak like that in real life?
 
Blistex000 said:
Just curious Tooth knockn, I don't want to start a flame war, but why do you type the way you do...lol. Do you speak like that in real life?
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Obviously tooth known, AKA TEDDY BEAR, AKA MY BEST FRIEND does not talk like that in real life. He just wants the reader to digest every letter of his brilliance.
I leave you with a question..
Where is the line between insanity and creativity?
 
pulltheleverkronk said:
This wins SDN
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OSUkid said:
He quoted Jayden smith . Lol . You should follow him on twitter or google search his thoughts and you will be mind bobbled lol.
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I'm 110% aware of Jaden's Smith's faux-philosophy. I actually quoted him in my personal statement. Very deep thoughts on his Twitter account!
 
OSUkid said:
He quoted Jayden smith . Lol . You should follow him on twitter or google search his thoughts and you will be mind bobbled lol.
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I purposefully did not cite the source of the quote in order to find my SDN kindred spirits. Those who like the post are acknowledging and appreciating what has become an inside joke among us pop culture nerds. (Unless of course someone likes the post because they actually think it's deep, in which case, yikes.)

I'm not surprised that @pulltheleverkronk got it; we're almost the same person.
 
OSUkid said:
Obviously tooth known, AKA TEDDY BEAR, AKA MY BEST FRIEND does not talk like that in real life. He just wants the reader to digest every letter of his brilliance.
I leave you with a question..
Where is the line between insanity and creativity?
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What that a serious question or a rhetorical statement?

Because the easy way out would be saying that there is no line between insanity and creativity.
Some would even used both terms interchangeably, suggesting that there is some or even a big overlap.

But defining those terms can provide you with a clear answer since insanity is the state of being seriously ill/madness or being extreme foolish/irrational while creativity is being creative aka possessing the ability to transcend traditional ideas, rules, patterns, or, simply, being original.

So in my humble opinion, a line, even if it's fine, does exist.

A good example to illustrate this would be comparing a person from a mental institute to a "mad" scientist and what keeps them in check with reality.
A "mad" scientist by all means will still obey the same procedures and perhaps rules that any other scientist follow. "For example, like most scientists, a mad scientist will still make an educated guess (hypothesis) about something, test, find out whether he was right, then make use of that knowledge. The mad part of the mad scientist doesn't lie in his creativity, but in his ethics. But someone in a mental institution would have no logical reason to believe what they believe in, if not a reason not to believe it. Which is to say, they just made something up, hallucinated it, etc." (quoted from another website). And from here, it doesn't take much for a "mad" scientist to cross the line between creativity and insanity when it comes to his ethics. I'm sure those around him would let him know since people usually appreciate creativity and criticize insanity. I'm sure you're able to see that one of these terms clearly implies a negative connotation while the other gives a positive one.

So are you implying that I thought tooth knockn, AKA TEDDYBEAR / AKA YOUR BEST FRIEND, was insane? (He'd be creative if anything.) Because if you did, you're completely wrong. I recently joined and noticed he had a very distinctive way of typing. I just had to question him. He gave me an answer and that was all there was to it. I'd give him props if he did talk that way in real life though, lol.
 
Blistex000 said:
What that a serious question or a rhetorical statement?

Because the easy way out would be saying that there is no line between insanity and creativity.
Some would even used both terms interchangeably, suggesting that there is some or even a big overlap.

But defining those terms can provide you with a clear answer since insanity is the state of being seriously ill/madness or being extreme foolish/irrational while creativity is being creative aka possessing the ability to transcend traditional ideas, rules, patterns, or, simply, being original.

So in my humble opinion, a line, even if it's fine, does exist.

A good example to illustrate this would be comparing a person from a mental institute to a "mad" scientist and what keeps them in check with reality.
A "mad" scientist by all means will still obey the same procedures and perhaps rules that any other scientist follow. "For example, like most scientists, a mad scientist will still make an educated guess (hypothesis) about something, test, find out whether he was right, then make use of that knowledge. The mad part of the mad scientist doesn't lie in his creativity, but in his ethics. But someone in a mental institution would have no logical reason to believe what they believe in, if not a reason not to believe it. Which is to say, they just made something up, hallucinated it, etc." (quoted from another website). And from here, it doesn't take much for a "mad" scientist to cross the line between creativity and insanity when it comes to his ethics. I'm sure those around him would let him know since people usually appreciate creativity and criticize insanity. I'm sure you're able to see that one of these terms clearly implies a negative connotation while the other gives a positive one.

So are you implying that I thought tooth knockn, AKA TEDDYBEAR / AKA YOUR BEST FRIEND, was insane? (He'd be creative if anything.) Because if you did, you're completely wrong. I recently joined and noticed he had a very distinctive way of typing. I just had to question him. He gave me an answer and that was all there was to it. I'd give him props if he did talk that way in real life though, lol.
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I was implying he was creative by typing like he does, hence the question. Glad we are on the same page
 
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