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D.C.-What's it like?

Connemara

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Originally Posted by JoeWoah
GWU has the hottest girls, but they're richer, higher maintenance and a bit dim too. Lack standards for cash will do that. Georgetown is second and they despise GWU girls. American is eh, but it has it's fair share of hotties and the ratio is killer. They require about the same (if not less) maintenance than a Wellesley girl. They don't hate Georgetown, but don't usually venture down the hill to visit too often. They're invisible to GU and GWU undergrad girls. I can't really speak to the U of Maryland girls, College Park would be a total **** hole if it weren't for the Ikea.
GW girls are really richer than Georgetown girls? That surprises me. Then again, as you say, a lot of people "buy" their way into GW.
 

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Originally Posted by Connemara
GW girls are really richer than Georgetown girls? That surprises me.

Then again, as you say, a lot of people "buy" their way into GW.


Not richer, it's more of an old vs. new money thing between the two. Connections are more important at GU than at GWU.

GWU is the most expensive undergrad in the country.
 

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Originally Posted by JoeWoah
GWU is the most expensive undergrad in the country.
I think Sarah Lawrence may have surpassed GWU this year. It's pretty close either way.
 

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how dare you suggest he see the orioles. how ******* dare you. DO YOU KNOW WHAT THAT TEAM HAS BECOME!!!!!!!!!!!!#?????????????/1
 

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Originally Posted by JoeWoah
GWU is the most expensive undergrad in the country.

Apparently they've lost their #1 position. And to a liberal arts college!
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Swarthmore I think? Can't remember which it is. It was in DCist a week or so ago.

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Originally Posted by rdawson808
Apparently they've lost their #1 position. And to a liberal arts college!
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Swarthmore I think? Can't remember which it is. It was in DCist a week or so ago. b

Like I said, I think it's Sarah Lawrence.
 

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How is the Metro? Fairly reliable for a mass-transit system?

I know it's getting old but I recall reading about Congress finally appropriating $1b+ for Metro (I think this was a few months ago).
 

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Originally Posted by Connemara
How is the Metro? Fairly reliable for a mass-transit system?

I know it's getting old but I recall reading about Congress finally appropriating $1b+ for Metro (I think this was a few months ago).


Best in the nation. Could be better, but I hardly have any complaints except for them cheaping out the air conditioning last summer. They used to keep it cold in the stations, now only the trains are in the deep freeze.

If you live in the sticks, I mean the suburbs, then you have real complaints.
 

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Originally Posted by JoeWoah
Best in the nation. Could be better, but I hardly have any complaints except for them cheaping out the air conditioning last summer. They used to keep it cold in the stations, now only the trains are in the deep freeze.

If you live in the sticks, I mean the suburbs, then you have real complaints.


+1. What he said. Metro kicks ass especially if you live near a station.
 

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Originally Posted by Connemara
There's no AC in the summer?
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They do, they just kept it on the lowest setting last summer. You could hardly feel it unless you were standing in front of, or under, a vent... which I always tired to do.
 

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Originally Posted by Connemara
There's no AC in the summer?
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As mentioned by me already, considering the amount of tourists seems to increase exponentially in the summer along with everyone who lives/works in DC, the AC doesn't really make much difference anyway especially around rush hour.
 

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Metro is pretty good.

Riding the metor will make you hate tourists and their ******* luggage clogging up the lines.

The fair isn't especially expensive, and the whole system is really easy if you get the electronic card (SmartPass).

Orange Line 4 lyfe.
 

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Originally Posted by Teger
Metro is pretty good.

Riding the metor will make you hate tourists and their ******* luggage clogging up the lines.

The fair isn't especially expensive, and the whole system is really easy if you get the electronic card (SmartPass).

Orange Line 4 lyfe.


Red Line, what what!!
 

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