Homonyms and ambiguous phrasing for fun and prophet
I have spent a lot of today working on my personal statement for a fellowship application. At one point I had written ‘physicians whom I immolate’ rather than ‘emulate.’
I also wrote a sentence that talked about how much I enjoyed ‘being intellectually challenged.’
Posted @ 5:35 PM
5 Comments:
12/13/2006
St Yves writes:
Anonymous writes:
dan writes:
Anonymous writes:
tsokolove writes:
How about Physicians whom I would like to intubate? I feel for you writing your statements- I just wrote my first paper for presentation to other lawyers and it was intimidating- and lawyers are dumber than doctors. Good luck.
12/13/2006
You could come be a banker. Don't worry, they don't expect anything out of you rather than using a calculator to add and subtract money.
12/15/2006
I also enjoy that you are intellectually challenged. We have that in common.
12/15/2006
Leave it as is. The decision maker/s will believe you and will find your honesty charmingly refreshing.
(Actually, I'm only posting so you'll recognize my name and not delete the email from Amazon.)
12/19/2006
you talk pretty sometimes
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