The true identity of Classy Cassie
 

I seriously doubt this dude is even in the US. Notice how they said petrol? Americans call it gas... the only time I've heard it called petrol was from Australians and Europeans.

This guy also used the term "in university"... Americans usually say college.

So this dude who claims to be a top ifriends girl that made over $480k last year and owns a convertible that Mercedes doesn't even make, slipped up a bit I think :winkwink:

http://www.gfyboard.com/showpost.php...0&postcount=19

calling gas petrol in the states is like driving on the wrong side of the road.. we just dont do it

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I'm trying to care. I really am.

I'm doing a very good job not even trying to care. :thumbsup :thumbsup

You do realise that College and University are 2 differant things?

Hmm...Americans usually say College when they are attending a College and they usually san University when they are attending a University.

I attended both...College and University.

Hmm...how did say become san?

BTW...I hope my post does not cause you to become a Furious Female.

What if they study in a UNIVERSITY and not a college?

would they still say "in college"?

Oh oh...somebody got owned...

http://www.osubookstore.com/images/Owned!.jpg

i say petrol :) when im in the US i find myself saying gas tho

isnt the 1/3rd mile a uk term used with kilometeres.

over here we call that shit the 1/4 mile.

could be a type though. lately my 3 and 4 have gotten a lot closer.

Yeah you race the 1/8th of a mile and 1/4

I guess you didn't attend either :upsidedow

My feelings exactly!!! :thumbsup

Good call babe!


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Glad someone noticed that :winkwink:


Btw. Who the fuck is Classy Cassie? Nevermind, I don't care.

hun why do you care?

he/she is a pathetic liar

Sheeple, I'm WELL aware of the difference between COLLEGE and UNIVERSITY. I was pointing out the wording. Americans typically do not say "When I was in university." I've even heard doctors and lawyers refer to grad school as college.

My point was, there's a distinctive difference between the way Americans and other nations refer to attending universities/college.

meh... I follow up on anyone that accuses me of spamming kids :)

Of course, someone who is clever, who might be wanting to throw everyone off, might use such terms in their fake nick. Someone who is a board regular, a male, somone who is notorious for cocking off at anyone and everyone, who has been around often and long enough to know something about a lot of people.

Is it becoming clear yet? :D

You'll just have to try a little harder.... :1orglaugh

I graduated from a University (U of M) and when I tell stories about my school days I always refer to it as "when I was in college" or "when I was in school". I have NEVER said, "when I was in university".

My school friends are called my college buddies not my University buddies. I understand the point Furious is making and agree with it. Europeans call it attending University and Americans call it Going to College.

The real question, however, is not what the real identity of Classy Cassie is, but if anyone actually cares what the real identity of Classy Cassie is. :2 cents:

Nope. They say college. I have NEVER heard of ANY American EVER say "When I attended univeristy" now they might say "When I attended the University of so-and-so", but they never say "When I atteneded university".

Go to ESPN.com. They have a COLLEGE Football section not a College Football and University Football section.

No they don't.

I went to a University and have never, ever referred to it as University, always college. Americans say college. I've often noticed that non-Americans refer to it as University simply because we don't.

hmmmmmmmmmmm

Apparently your experience has been different than mine. I have known a few that used the term College and when I asked what University they attended they said no they attended a College. I do not have any doubt though that there are some that interchange the two...but it has not been my experience. My experience has been that College is ordinarily used when attending a Jr. College.

That's a cute pic :thumbsup