They sound plain scary to me.

 

       See now why can't people meet the old fashioned way

 

Because the buggy is broken and the horse turned into glue and/or dog food

No, but it's a lesson to all of us.  Don't talk to Katie on AIM.  She may move in with you!

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Originally posted by: Andromeda
"See now why can't people meet the old fashioned way like I did... on myspace.com "

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And how is that working out then?

ok, before anyone answers that with 'he's suggesting girls can't play games' .. i would like to add that i want to see evidence

"However, 8th and 12th grade females were less likely than males to like math and science, and less likely to think they were good in math and science"

hmmm... odd. I liked my math and science classes. I didn't even need to take math in 10th and 11th grades because I had already acquired enough math/science credits and I still took optional classes. *shrug*

(Didn't take any my senior year tho. Not that I didnt like math, more that I preferred to sleep late and go to school at noon )

Indeed.

This reads odd to me:

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"The computer culture gender gap mirrors adolescent female and male attitudes toward science and math. The National Center for Educational Statistics documents achievement gaps related more to attitudes than to course taking (Bae, Choy, Geddes,  Sable, & Snyder, 2000). Female high school graduates have taken as many or more upper level classes in math, biology, and chemistry.  However, 8th and 12th grade females were less likely than males to like math and science, and less likely to think they were good in math and science."

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Er, so they take more or less then?

-- Edited by NateO at 23:46, 2005-02-23

Mind numbing...

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Female high school graduates have taken as many or more upper level classes in math, biology, and chemistry.  However, 8th and 12th grade females were less likely than males to like math and science, and less likely to think they were good in math and science.

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So while they're less likely to take these classes, it turns out, in fact, that they have! WTF?

-- Edited by NateO at 17:49, 2005-02-24