Saint Patrick Was an Engineer.

Good morning.. My weekend has begun, and I'm getting ready to start getting toasted!!

Yes, I've noticed that the Universities use the word, college, to mean section or department, but I have friends who want to go to schools like Boston College or Florida College, which are schools that are not associated with Boston University or The University of Florida.

Harvard is somehow both a College and a University, and a woman running for Governor of California attended Harvard Business School, which I suppose must be a part of Harvardness of some kind.

In the United States, beer runs through the drinker faster water? Why do you suppose that would happen?

Sure and now, never have ye met Barney Frank, a snake with the blubber to withstand the Irish climate.

Boston College is a university.

There are lots of universities in the US which have "college" as part of the name. This almost invariably reflects their history or origins as a single college.

Your a confusing young girl i must say..

I know that on this tread, I have posted mostly gibberish; but it's fun gibberish.

The engineering school at the University of Missouri has a tradition that says that Saint Patrick was an engineer. That's nonsense, but it's fun nonsense, and girls just want to have fun.

I am.

It's odd how we have Grass Snakes and Adders in Britain. And we have pretty much the same climate .

Well, it's good to see you can post even when you're banned!

Besides, I think you're ADORABLE and I'd miss that cute little face!!!

Now on topic....wait, WHAT was the topic???

Would anybody here like to be a chemical engineer?

Maybe like Cindy Crawford, you could study chemical engineering at Northwestern University, or like Cindy Crawford, you could become a super model.

Ireland has never had snakes in it It's like santa claus and the easter bunny, It's all bulls***...

Some say that's because water slows down to turn yellow.