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Quick but stupid question
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Hook me up with the info, fellas, even you she-fellas like Quinn.
(The name Quinn, with those two n's together, looks an awful lot like Quim, which is an old English dirty word for p*ssy. Once again, Mr. Quinn, you have outdone yourself. Misleading orthographics - I'm impressed!)
(The name Quinn, with those two n's together, looks an awful lot like Quim, which is an old English dirty word for p*ssy. Once again, Mr. Quinn, you have outdone yourself. Misleading orthographics - I'm impressed!)
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If by neuro match you mean neurology, according to www.sfmatch.org , the rank lists are due by 12:00 p.m. on January 22, 2003.
Yeah, I agree with Greer ('cause I got my interview invite today for Feb 4 at USF!) - I look at it backwards: Match Day - about 3 weeks before, in late February, the match proper runs. I think programs have about 7 to 10 days to change ROL's. I know that the spots in the match have to be listed by the end of January (ie, if there will be 6 or 10 or whatever).