Is that uFloridasFinest ? You pop up in every damn youtube channel dude <| sep |> Still doesn ' t mean Washington would have won . Just like if Williams had gone out of bounds in week 1 that Dallas would have made that field goal . But they would have . <| sep |> What are we drinking tonight boys ? <| sep |> You have quite a sexy little smirk on your face knowing the pic would drive your bf ' s mind wild . Love it . <| sep |> Guy who got fucked by a horse and later died of internal bleeding I think . <| sep |> German here university is where we go after finishing school . To qualify for university , you need to get the Abitur , which is like a college degree this is a bit simplified , there are a few other options as well , but this is the main one . To reach that , you have to go through year 1112 , sometimes 13 . It ' s called Oberstufe , which translates to upper level . Those years are basically what you call college , only people usually still live at home and those years are integrated in the same school people can visit from 5 th grade , and it ' s possible to get the same teachers as well . And they are called teachers , not professors . Professors , you only meet at uni . But in other aspects it ' s a very similar experience you pick some majors which may or may not be what you later choose at university before those years , schools in Germany don ' t leave as much room for choosing courses and dropping others , apart from a few electives , unlike during school years the sum of your results of your classes matters over the whole time matters and influences your final GPA . It also finishes with a barrage of finals that are a lot longer and harder than the tests that came before . A very positive side effect of this structure is that , even with universities here now sometimes charging study fees , and also costing semester fees not in any way comparable to the US ones , but still , finishing the Oberstufe and getting the Abitur will never cost money , because it is simply part of regular school here .