Friday, October 28, 2011

Here's hoping that this is an OWS photo-shop.



On the other hand, maybe she's been eating some of Jonathan Alter's unicorn skittles.

14 comments:

Steve said...

The sad thing is that it could be real or it could be fake. There are some wacky degrees out there.

Bad Cyborg said...

Actually, in today's world I have absolutely no problem believing that some alleged "institute of higher learning" gave out such a degree.

I took some night classes while I was stationed at Yokota Air Base, Tokyo, Japan back in 79 - 82. One of the "instructors" had a freaking MASTERS degree in . . .

(are you ready for this?) . . .

GENERAL STUDIES!

What the FECK is a MA in "General Studies"?? Me neither but the dizzy bitch had one. Was damned proud of it to boot!


Any body know where the photo was taken? Or where the poor child went to school?

Damn, pissed away more than my HOUSE cost and what does she have to show for it? Probably was on the Dean's list and graduated some level of Come Loudly (You know. As in "Come Loudly", "Some Come Loudly" and "Maggie Comes Loudly".). Probably has a Phi Beta Kappa key and everything. Bet sh can't cook or even balance a checkbook. Maybe she can find a sugar daddy to buy her a master's degree in a related subject.



Some people are just walking arguments for late 4th trimester abortion.

Chase said...

This is, in all likelihood, real. Such degrees are offered at universities, including the one I attended. Well, actually, at my university it was only a minor.

As far as I can tell from having friends who took some of the classes, it basically consists of large amounts of information which will make you feel better about homosexual, bisexual, transgender, etc. types, but will not help you do any job except "university professor."

A few of my homosexual, bisexual, transgendered, etc. friends told me that they thought it was a bullshit subject, but none of them were minoring in it. So I guess neither my opinion nor theirs are worth all that much.

Federale said...

LOL, who would hire that.

Anonymous said...

Photoshopped. For example, look at every 'a'. All identical.
But very funny.

Cybrludite said...

Lettering looks to regular to be real. In particular, it doesn't look like it was affected by the fold line on the right hand side of the cardboard sign.

millerized said...

It's a photochop. Like the McDonalds sign you could customize yourself a few years ago. Just pray you can find the website and make your own before 'someone' takes it down.

Mark Matis said...

Actually, it's every bit as real as the Muslim in Chief's birth certificate. But NOBODY is trying to parlay HER sign into a treasonous usurpation of the Presidency.

Johnny said...

http://gws.arizona.edu/about

Anonymous said...

She'll get a job as a councelor for some non-profit making $7,000 per year. The Feds will require her to pay a max of 10% of her gross per year towards her student loans, or $700 per year. Then in 20 years the remaining balance of roughly $82,000 will be "forgiven". Guess who will pick up the tab for the "forgiven" balance which is insured by FedGov?

Why aren't any of the "Occupy _____" kids protesting the outrageous cost of worthless degrees pawned off on them by "Big Education"?

And what will we taxpayers get in return for our money?

Anonymous said...

...in addition to letter shape, take into account letter spacing.

In English common digrams such as "nd" and "an" - both featured here - can be useful for detecting if a font's width is too "regular."

That said, still funny.

papabear38 said...

I thought this was a funny photochop until I showed it to my wife. She said something that prompted me to Google the degree.

MANY colleges offer this degree or something similar!

We're DOMED!!!

Da Curly Wolf said...

@Chase- since your friends who are gay, bi, or transgendered, actually ARE..well..gay bi and transgendered. I'd say their opinion is worth more than the class, the dumbass professors teaching it, or the idiots who think they need a 'class' to feel better about anything..

Shy Wolf said...

So far as the title of a degree someone can get... MN has a program where the student names their own 'degree', designs the 'course' and earns the 'credits' to graduate with it.