Bibliography II

[Fayd]

What's the other crowd? The "college kid Ben Hewitt just straight up murdered some guy in front of an entire stadium of spectators and nobody cares" crowd?

Ummm...?

The "Fayd still wasn't awake and really need to remember the 'don't post while tired rule' group?"

[Sanguine]

What's the other crowd? The "college kid Ben Hewitt just straight up murdered some guy in front of an entire stadium of spectators and nobody cares" crowd?

I thought Ben was in High School. This seems to indicate that rather strongly.

[Gez]

Meh, college, high school, same difference.

[Cyborg Mage]

Nice. Also, an avid Greek mythology fan here, so I'd like to see what else Raoul can come out with later. Also, bonus points if someone dodges an attack by leapfrog-ing him. And also, many high schools have a collegic department, but they are not the same thing.

[rocketpony]

What's the other crowd? The "college kid Ben Hewitt just straight up murdered some guy in front of an entire stadium of spectators and nobody cares" crowd?

College Kid Ben Hewitt hit a member of the Cross-Eyed Codex codex a glancing blow, and is now about to get hit with a replying Spell #22: X-Wing?

Raoul :O
I was wondering if he got taught any spells as part of being the first minotaur in ten thousand years (or less than that but I forget the number), but with a punch like that does he need 'em?
The answer is maybe "yes" because all the punches in the world can't stop the fat genie from setting you on fire.

I thought Ben was in High School. This seems to indicate that rather strongly.

Nah, he's just a prodigy. Like Beethoven, but with magic powers (so, exactly like Beethoven)

[Sanguine]

Nah, he's just a prodigy. Like Beethoven, but with magic powers (so, exactly like Beethoven)

Except he said "like everyone else in my grade", that suggests that he isn't a higher grade then his age would indicate.

[John Cribati]

Time for thread 3 Elag.

[Cyborg Mage]

Yes. I'll arrange a 21 Whitebox-gun salute. And possibly a funeral pyre.

[HalfTangible]

Meh, college, high school, same difference.

Have you ever BEEN to college? There's a HUUUUUUGE difference.

[Gez]

Have you ever BEEN to college? There's a HUUUUUUGE difference.

In my country, the word "college" corresponds to what is junior high school in America. So yeah. Whatever. It really wasn't the point anyway.

[HalfTangible]

In my country, the word "college" corresponds to what is junior high school in America. So yeah. Whatever. It really wasn't the point anyway.

The fact you define college as middle school is kinda crucial to your point.

Also? Still wrong >.>

[Jokasti]

Have you ever BEEN to college? There's a HUUUUUUGE difference.

It really depends upon the colleges and high schools. I know colleges that have a high school environment, and (more) high schools that simulate a college environment. If you're taking AP/IB classes, the only major difference is the schedule.

[Yorrin]

It really depends upon the colleges and high schools. I know colleges that have a high school environment, and (more) high schools that simulate a college environment. If you're taking AP/IB classes, the only major difference is the schedule.

Not true. I was IB in high school, and it was still vastly different. The primary difference being that college is more than just classes: it's an entire lifestyle. Highschool was that thing I went to when I wasn't hanging out with my friends. In college, hanging out with my friends is still part of the college experience. Ben definitely acts more like a highschooler than a college kid.

[Mina Kobold]

In my country, the word "college" corresponds to what is junior high school in America. So yeah. Whatever. It really wasn't the point anyway.

In the country I live in (It's not mine, they wouldn't let me become supreme ruler ) it corresponds to a dorm house.

Really makes reading Harry Potter fun (Gryffindor College, College points, etc.)

I do agree that it is besides the point, plus college kid sounds better

Not true. I was IB in high school, and it was still vastly different. The primary difference being that college is more than just classes: it's an entire lifestyle. Highschool was that thing I went to when I wasn't hanging out with my friends. In college, hanging out with my friends is still part of the college experience. Ben definitely acts more like a highschooler than a college kid.

What's IB? Can you eat it?

[Creed]

What's IB? Can you eat it?

Citing reference:
"This guy could be our meal ticket, Mokuba."
"Yes, food. The bullies keep taking my lunch money."
"It's a metaphor, Mokuba."
"Oh, can I eat it?"

Random Encyclopedia Brain, Deactivated

[Yorrin]

What's IB? Can you eat it?

International Baccalaureate. It's like AP (Advanced Placement) on steroids.

[The Dark Fiddler]

Can you guys move to the new thread? That's kind of why it was made.