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==Classes== | ==Classes== | ||
| − | GAME.CAR.1 | + | GAME.CAR.09.1 |
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| − | POLY.JHU.2 | + | POLY.JHU.10.2 |
==Accomplishments== | ==Accomplishments== | ||
*Drafted and enacted the Lazear Accords | *Drafted and enacted the Lazear Accords | ||
| − | *Currently holds the record for longest passage of Monty Python screenplay recited from memory (the combined sketches featuring the "Spanish Inquisition", totaling 16 minutes and 2 seconds) | + | *Currently holds the record for longest passage of [[Monty Python]] screenplay recited from memory (the combined sketches featuring the "Spanish Inquisition", totaling 16 minutes and 2 seconds) |
*Continues to have no accomplishments worth speaking of | *Continues to have no accomplishments worth speaking of | ||
| − | Mac is also renowned as a person who has never lost [[the | + | Mac is also renowned as a person who has never lost [[the Game]]. |
Wait. Dammit. | Wait. Dammit. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:11, 30 May 2011
Mac Tan is a pretty boring guy, actually. He is perhaps best known as the main drafter of the Lazear Accords, signed and ratified in room 389 of Lazear Hall at JHU.
Classes
GAME.CAR.09.1
POLY.JHU.10.2
Accomplishments
- Drafted and enacted the Lazear Accords
- Currently holds the record for longest passage of Monty Python screenplay recited from memory (the combined sketches featuring the "Spanish Inquisition", totaling 16 minutes and 2 seconds)
- Continues to have no accomplishments worth speaking of
Mac is also renowned as a person who has never lost the Game.
Wait. Dammit.
