What luxories did you guys bring to your college dorms when you were freshman I'm thinkin bout what I should be saving up for for next fall. Also dorm horror stories and good times are welcome.
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EDIT: Advice for dorm life is also appreciated guys and (srs tag btw) it's college I'm prob not gonna need a fleshlight I'll just get a babe 2 fuk
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Thread: Bringin stuff 2 college
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02-02-2009, 08:52 PM #1
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Bringin stuff 2 college
Last edited by thebestrbevr28; 02-02-2009 at 09:08 PM.
current #'s (from scout.com combine 6/2/08)
height: 5'10
weight: 175
40: 4.6
vert: 38 in , broad jump: 8'8
shuttle: 4.18 , 3 cone: 7.02
squat: 440
bench: 255
power clean: 235
incline bench: 225
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Depending on what dorms you live in go to walgreens/walmart and buy some "Damp Rid."
The ventilation and ceilings were so bad here in the towers that if someone took a shower the condensation would drip from the ceilings. Damp Rid gets rid of that, and helps it not midlew either.Wtf is Juice?
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Here is some unrelated advice that i wish i would have known when i was a freshman.
1. Go to class. It sounds simple but most people make the mistake of skipping a class then that one class turns to two, and they go in a downward spiral. If you GO TO CLASS you have won half the battle.
2. Sit in the front of the class. If you're in the front row it will be much harder to text or just lose focus.
3. Participate in class, introduce yourself to the teacher and answer questions in lecture. Don't be the annoying kid who tells personal stories and pisses everyone off though.
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a comfy executive chair so you dont have to sit on a hard ass wood chair
and if you want to spend some money (which i regret not doing), buy a REAL MATTRESS because you will use it for all 4 years and not have to sleep on the **** they supply you-The wolf on hill is not as hungry as the wolf climbing the hill.
-That's true, he's not as hungry.. but when he wants the food...it's there
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Having a comfy futon is essential. You're going to be spending a lot of your time there eating, studying, passing out, playing video games, getting blown, etc. I have the comfiest futon i've ever sat on and it's the ****, i'd almost rather sleep on it than my bed.
edit: Also get a zip on cover....one night i blacked out and woke up to a **** ton of puke all over my futon, thank god i had a washable cover on it.PSN: undrtheNfluence
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I would suggest a mini-fridge. Depending on if you know your roommates or not, possible pad-lock to go with it? Aside from that and a laptop, I would only suggest bringing the basics like everyone else has said.
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oh i almost forgot...
if you want to be the fukin man during orientation, go to school with ALCOHOL in hand. bring handles of vodka and lots of light beers, guaranteed pussy since everybody will be scrambling to find alcohol since the frats are not open yet. also bring cups and pong balls, take off a dresser door and lay it on top of two chairs and instant beer pong.
Trust me on this one-The wolf on hill is not as hungry as the wolf climbing the hill.
-That's true, he's not as hungry.. but when he wants the food...it's there
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02-02-2009, 09:12 PM #28
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mini fridge with a lock. you can get em for less than 80 now. gotta make sure the booze and munchies are on lockdown.
microwave if your school allows it.
slippers for shower and comfy ones. the floor gets grimy.
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