What does " to study " mean
One need to be aware of the meaning of 'estudiar' in Colombia. Everybody studies in Colombia. This of course includes university but also any kind of vocational training at specialized schools – the only way to get sound vocational training at all. None of those schools are free of charge. After passing the 'colegio' with a baccalaureate degree (usually with 16) young people continue their education the one or the other way provided that the family can pay the school or university fee. Therefore some may resume their education with 18 or 20 or even older because neither the girl nor the family had the money to pay the fee once the girl left the college. Thus a student may just be a girl learning to become a nurse or a hotel receptionist. By our standards that may not be considered as 'highly educated professional'. As a rule of thumb the real highly educated girls will not be available for the hobby.
[QUOTE=Legal Tender; 1135963]A gust of reason and direction. Finally. I couldn't agree more about the foolish posts. Right on about the purpose of this board is to share. . . For better mongering. And, by inference, since you work with the "highly educated professionals" there, you can instruct us on how to monger among them. The inference is solidified by your stated disdain for those illiterate in the native language, who consort with "hookers" and others in the 'business. '
I simply couldn't agree with you more. You write the truth. Now, fellow monger, tell us about the mongering among the creme de la creme. And, without being indiscreet, what's the going rate for the educated, professional. . . (I assume you mean Who*re)? This is a board for mongers, and I'm ready to upgrade. There is nothing more pressing on my mind when I am enjoying one of the flowers of Medellin than her IQ or level of education. Drives me fucking crazy. I now know that I've been right. The miracle of genetic mixing coupled with a sweet and engaging personality doesn't mean shit.
Can we take a blood pledge not to screw any Piasa without at least a baccalaureate degree? No shit, I mean it: no more foolishness.
Only good energy! [/QUOTE]
Love those accounting students in the casas!
We spend 50 minutes screwing our brains out, then I have 10 minutes, in Spanish, to explain how to properly
Cook the books. Even gotten a few dates out of it and more!
Probably the best reason ever to get an accounting designation