Pat claims he’s the only one in his class to get AP credits

[Easily_Remembered]

"You need a " - singular

"college level courses" - collective. Plural.

Yep. Those grades definitely make sense to me.

 

[guest]

How would he even know? Do they distribute everyone in the school’s test results?

 

[BudDickman]

I'm around 90% sure that when he did that interview with the chubby blonde on her YouTube channel that's since been scrubbed (the one where he was sitting next to her on a sofa, the infamous zero hint of a bulge screen grab) was where he said he went to Waukesha Technical College. He also admitted to dropping out in it. Doubtless he later asked her to delete it from her channel

FYI, the video is still up but private:

 

[SFWA liaison]

Pat aced the parenting test, but cleverly skipped all the hands-on experience.

 

[JoeBrotheChildSpitGuzzler]

They actually do, I APd out of English as a junior.

They'll let anybody take the AP tests no matter what level they came from because it's the student who has to pay out of pocket as they're equal to college credits.

I don't believe Pat did this, though. Even if he DID, great - you paid to take an AP test just to go to tech school for a semester and drop out. Why'd you pay for the AP test, stupid?

based on the transcript i'd guess after taking and failing Physics and Chem he was stung because he thought he was a smart special boy, hence why he took them again (and failed, lol). Then to salvage some dignity he took AP tests to try to prove he was just the Smart but Lazy stereotype instead of the borderline retarded dullard that he is.

 

[JoeBrotheChildSpitGuzzler]

He's LOYING. He most certainly claimed he took AP courses:

He might be alluding to graduate courses here? But he's still lying:

in tomlinson exaggeration an A in US history turns into AP credit for US history... this ninny. I took Law and Mock Trial in high school. if I were Pat i'd be claiming I went to law school but just didn't bother to graduate.

I was going to say he thinks he's like Jason Segal in freaks and geeks, but that's actually apt. That character was always going on about how he was going to get his band going and they were going to be huge, but yet never bothered to actually learn to play the drums. Really he's more like James Franco in that show, a complete dimwit who nobody really ever believed would amount to anything and secretly fears that they are right.