Ah yes, student loans…pretty much all that is left of the pursuit of the parchment of knowledge. It’s been almost 2 years now and have not defaulted once, thankfully.
you had me shrieking at: hold me closer tinnny dannnncer! whilst i did not enter the fabled and mystical Lands of Academia, mine daughter did and she’s getting this link! you’re fucking hysterical!
Super loans and I go waaay back. We’re so comfortable with each other now that they don’t even need my permission before I pay them – automatic draft. Welcome to the World of the Working – to pay Super loans.
10 Responses to “Sir Timmer & the Quest for the Parchment of Knowledge: A tale of student Loans”
You’re hilarious. Love this. Sorry about the loans. Maybe one day they will be no more!
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Thanks for reading KG! Unfortunately, student loans seems to be the one problem that can be fixed by throwing more money at it.
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Reblogged this on Colby is Mega.
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I wish my current students were as creative as you! Or as clear at summarizing experiences.
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Huzzah! My creativity was stymied greatly by homework as a student of the parchment!
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Ah yes, student loans…pretty much all that is left of the pursuit of the parchment of knowledge. It’s been almost 2 years now and have not defaulted once, thankfully.
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I have not come across the Default Dragon either. Kudos.
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you had me shrieking at: hold me closer tinnny dannnncer! whilst i did not enter the fabled and mystical Lands of Academia, mine daughter did and she’s getting this link! you’re fucking hysterical!
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Super loans and I go waaay back. We’re so comfortable with each other now that they don’t even need my permission before I pay them – automatic draft. Welcome to the World of the Working – to pay Super loans.
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Nice! I still write them a check every month on parchment. I just love the feeling of ink and quill pen.
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