Lovely custom
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Lovely custom
by Chacal » Mon Sep 20, 2004 9:50 pm
Chacal
[SIZE="1"][color="LightBlue"]Reporter: "Mr Gandhi, what do you think of western civilization?"
Gandhi: "I think it would be a great idea."[/color][/SIZE]
[SIZE="1"][color="LightBlue"]Reporter: "Mr Gandhi, what do you think of western civilization?"
Gandhi: "I think it would be a great idea."[/color][/SIZE]
by Jeffro » Mon Sep 20, 2004 10:06 pm
Hmm...should I say something or not?
Or will Chacal accuse me of spamming or being a
?
+1
Or will Chacal accuse me of spamming or being a
?
+1
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by Rand0m » Mon Sep 20, 2004 10:18 pm
Originally posted by Jeffro
Hmm...should I say something or not?
Or will Chacal accuse me of spamming or being a
+1
Shut up you spamming smacktard.
I think we should call you 'spamtard'.
There, I invented a new phrase in the gamming wolrd!
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by cavalierlwt » Mon Sep 20, 2004 11:56 pm
Man, I so want to live in CA, at least for a year or so, and see what it's like. From where I sit, CA just seems to have a fun loving kind of attitude. I live in NH and though I do love my state, there is a kind of pessimism that prevails here.
Failing to plead
with a throat full of dust
Life falls asleep
in a fetal position.
with a throat full of dust
Life falls asleep
in a fetal position.
by Jeffro » Tue Sep 21, 2004 12:11 am
Originally posted by cavalierlwt
Man, I so want to live in CA, at least for a year or so, and see what it's like. From where I sit, CA just seems to have a fun loving kind of attitude. I live in NH and though I do love my state, there is a kind of pessimism that prevails here.
Which is EXACTLY why I'm moving out there after graduation.
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by cavalierlwt » Tue Sep 21, 2004 1:58 am
Shockwave, what line of work will you be in? I have a CS degree, but work as a technician. CA's high tech economy is *hurting*. I've heard 10 percent or higher unemployment in the tech field. I might just go there and do whatever, manual labor type job, just for a year. I have money saved up, and I have a feeling business is about to get bad in NH real soon.
See, look at my pessimism ^
See, look at my pessimism ^
Failing to plead
with a throat full of dust
Life falls asleep
in a fetal position.
with a throat full of dust
Life falls asleep
in a fetal position.
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by shockwave203 » Tue Sep 21, 2004 10:09 pm
Originally posted by cavalierlwt
Shockwave, what line of work will you be in? I have a CS degree, but work as a technician. CA's high tech economy is *hurting*. I've heard 10 percent or higher unemployment in the tech field. I might just go there and do whatever, manual labor type job, just for a year. I have money saved up, and I have a feeling business is about to get bad in NH real soon.
See, look at my pessimism ^
I'll be working in the health field when all is said and done. I'm in my 2nd year of university, out of a total of 6, working towards being an acute care nurse practitioner, which is basically the position between a doctor and a registered nurse. In many parts of the US they actually do the job of a doctor, even having their own patients. There aren't very many of them in Canada yet, but they're being hired in place of doctors in hopsitals so I'll definitely have well paying job when I'm done school. it's really an interesting field of work and I'm super excited about it
did you say you were thinking about moving to CA? I have a few friends that are getting their CS degree, one of them is double majoring in math, but I've heard about tech jobs starting to thin out. hopefully you can get on somewhere good
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by shockwave203 » Tue Sep 21, 2004 11:17 pm
Originally posted by SkiloDog2000
whose lost, me or you
who were you asking? it helps if you quote people
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by cavalierlwt » Wed Sep 22, 2004 12:11 am
Shockwave, it sounds like you have chosen very, very wisely for a career path. I don't think you will have anything to worry about no matter where you decide to live.
I'm 35 yrs old, I like to play the 'what if' game and imagine how I might have done things differently. Believe it or not, Electrician might have been the way to go. They are well paid, always in demand. Everything I learned in college about computer science I could have learned on my own. In fact, I often felt like college interrupted my education.
I'm 35 yrs old, I like to play the 'what if' game and imagine how I might have done things differently. Believe it or not, Electrician might have been the way to go. They are well paid, always in demand. Everything I learned in college about computer science I could have learned on my own. In fact, I often felt like college interrupted my education.
Failing to plead
with a throat full of dust
Life falls asleep
in a fetal position.
with a throat full of dust
Life falls asleep
in a fetal position.
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