Can someone define college-aged?

@JGoldman10,

You can't seem to expect it from yourself either.

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@djjd62,

...but he'd insist on asking you regularly if he can refer to you as orange with inpunity.

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@JGoldman10,

Try it - it may be an improvement. At this point, it couldn't hurt.

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@JGoldman10,

Fred J Muggs, the former boss. We have been worshiping osso for about 7 years. You will eventually have to sign a worship doctrine pamphlet or we'll eject you from the site.

By and large, we are the Osso Site.

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I have that clownette, Lash on ignore.

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@Lash,

Howls laughing. Thank you, Lash. Pauses, breathes, thank you; but really, that is not true. Let me count the ways..

Meantime, I said bye, and I mean it. Our guy needs help, and I don't plan to be repetitive more than I have been already.

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@ossobuco,

I don't like judgmental snobs-stop talking to me.

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@ossobuco,

Yes, goodbye. You're acting like I am doing something wrong by coming on board and asking others fro help. Please go away-I'm more of a cat person anyway.

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If I were you, JG, I'd apply to Oregon State, Syracus, or Princeton--their school colors are orange, orange, and orange-and-black-- given your penchants, they'd probably welcome you with open arms.

I regularly see stories of people in their 80s getting undergraduate college degrees in the Boston Globe. If they're college age, what are you kvetching about being in your 30s for? It's just not a big deal.

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@MontereyJack,

Why? Do they have a good cartooning department?

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Don't know. They like orange.

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@MontereyJack,

Go PLAY with someone else.

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sorry, JG, you're stuck with all of us.

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@JGoldman10,

You tell Monterey Jack
Go PLAY with someone else.

You won't play with me,choosing to ignore my post.

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@MontereyJack,

For the time being, yes. I'm going to to back to other forums.

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@JGoldman10,

Come on, my friend. She's only trying to help.

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@wmwcjr,

But this has nothing to do with the topic. The term college-aged refers to YOUNG adults- 18-24 years of age.

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@JGoldman10,

Still you ignore my comments.
Then you tell Monterey Jack:
For the time being,yes.I'M going back to other forums.
45 minutes later you raise another subject on this one.

The one consistent thing about you is your complete lack of consistency.

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@PaddyH,

There's OTHER FORUMS I want to get back to.
I had issues with Yahoo! Answers- that's the MAIN Reason why I have been on here trying to get help from people.

I want to get back to Yahoo! Answers.

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Sometimes you can search for the word "co-ed" in the video title, JGoldman, as a more reliable indicator than "college-aged".

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