Profession without Money?

[sSsflamesSs]

Originally posted by Baron Dants And oh yes, sporadic outbursts of "I want to be a secret agent" were quite frequent.

Haha, ditto.

The promise of action always gets me going.

[Anonymouse]

Originally posted by anileve Truth does not breed in your nature, thus your claim of a definition is invalid on its own.



And what a noble profession indeed, to study your relatives. Squirrels and mice are rodents that typically infest homes, have you studied the methods of exterminating them? Perhaps you should experiment on yourself first and we’ll see which methods work.

I helped write down the first Constitution for the squirrels. It had its very own Preamble and amendments too. I have declared myself Leader of the squirrels within the Constitution.

[fIReBuRntInHeLL]

I loved languages since i was tiny little girl, still I love languages
so hopefully I'll be a linguist with prefernce to classics and old lost languages!

[Anonymouse]

Originally posted by fIReBuRntInHeLL I loved languages since i was tiny little girl, still I love languages
so hopefully I'll be a linguist with prefernce to classics and old lost languages!

You should learn the lost languages of squirrels. It's called Squerrela. It's sort of like the Romance language of rodents.

[fIReBuRntInHeLL]

I will, it's on my top 10 list

[fIReBuRntInHeLL]

So Anon squikking squikx squiken squikish squik?

Squish Squish!!!

[Anonymouse]

Squi squa sque squo shqui shqua shque shquo

That means "I have a really bad urge to unload my bowels".

[fIReBuRntInHeLL]

Sque? (why)

[Sirumemkez20]

Originally posted by fIReBuRntInHeLL I will, it's on my top 10 list

Hopefully when I am all done with school, I will be a doctor

[Dan]

When I was younger, being the tomboy that I was, I always wanted to be a cop, or most importantly, a pilot. Oh how I dreamt of being able to fly, to experience the freedom that flight rewards you with.

that's what I want to be as soon as I get outta university... lol.. either a pilot or a cop.

I passed through many stages of wanting to be this and that, the most significant of which was "doctor" and "computer scientist/programmer"... As much as I hate admitting, it's obvious that I failed at both (well, not really failed, but got increasingly bored and sick of it, and found it pretty hard - not my thing anyway..)

Uhh, and I'm majoring in English Literature (don't ask me what I'm gonna do with the degree )