It must be nice to have no other obligations, to be able to devote your every waking hour to studying and beating off. Unfortunately, not every person has that luxury. I work a middle management job full time, I go to school full time, and I'm raising a child- so your damn right that if I need a 5 page paper on the history of pottery or some inane bull that has nothing to do with my major that I don't mind buying it. The time is better spent either with my child, or actually studying something that'll be useful to me. It's sad the way organized education works, that I'm forced to take electives that have no relevancy to my major just so the school can make more money off of me. Yet I should feel bad that someone else wrote the paper I didn't care about to begin with?

I'm sure your knob is positively gleaming too, but the statement was purely directed towards the OP, and I apologize if you took any offense. My point was that not everybody who is a student is "college aged", I don't need the non-essential courses that teach life skills to some kid out of high school, but unfortunately formal education doesn't allow me to have that level of customization in my program.


First, thank you for not denying any part of my statement, which means everything I said must apply to you. When your ready to get off your moral high horse I'll be more than happy to entertain an actual conversation with you explaining why, or like most, is your English not good enough? Lots of people consider masturbation immoral, but it clearly doesn't stop you from doing it. And yes, you've found me out- I'm a fraud, even though I have nothing to gain from this posting I'm somehow fraudulent, please explain. Also, to quell the flames of your judgmental hellfire, I have never purchased a paper up to this point, I just don't see the problem with it.

This. Exactly. I got my associate's degree and went into the working world, I've worked my way up to the point where I can't get promoted without this piece of paper. My situation is such that none of those credits will transfer, so I get to start from scratch. YAY! It's so entirely frustrating "learning" things that I've been teaching for the last six years, and paying $300+/credit for it. So I'm absolutely not opposed to letting someone else do the work that I already did.

Clearly, you can't read either. Like I said earlier, I've never bought a paper thus far, so I'm no ones customers to extort. Also, learn how to use ellipses.

At least you know how to use a comma.