Talk:Jack Osbourne

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Sorry but I just have to say that last bit is hilarious. I dropped out of high school when I was 16 and took my GED, a test that was supposed to take me two days, in approximately 2 hours. That test is meant to be TOTALLY basic and truly is oriented towards foreign adults who do not have an American high school education. So the idea that this young man is "attempting" to obtain one is hilarious to me.

You mean I didn't need to go to high school all along?! Brendan62442 19:30, 15 Apr 2005 (UTC)

Trust me, a high school diploma is worth A LOT more than a GED.

The GED is not a joke and in theory is supposed to be the equivalent of a high school diploma. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GED I can see how it might be funny the way it's put though, since "attempting" makes it sound like it's a college-quality exam.