It's back to school time!

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Sorry these two clips start automatically, scroll to the second one and pause it while you watch the first.

Maybe you don't have the best grades, or you aren't getting those recommendations you were looking for. Don't worry, there is always Quendelton State University!



Thinking about transferring out of Quendelton State University? Think again...

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  1. Some Guy5:01 PM

    Brilliant!

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  2. Doc7:26 PM

    I've been shopping around for somewhere to finish my doctorate in under-water basket weaving and QU seems like a perfect fit!

    Doc

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  3. diane9:33 PM

    Frisbee and beer, they've got it all!

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  4. Cora6:25 AM

    It's easier to be lazy than happy. Yep. I know a few people who follow that philosophy.

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  5. just a girl...8:05 AM

    I want to go, I want to .

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  6. just a girl...8:05 AM

    I want to go, I want to .

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  7. Jay9:10 AM

    I don't really want to go back to college, but I would love to live near one. That way I could take a little walk through campus everyday and check out the hot coeds. And then go to the clubs on weekends and see those hot coeds dressed all slutty and making out with each other. All the benefits of college without having to pay tuition or go to class. Not that I actually went to class when I was there. ;-)

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