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  • #21
    You know what they say ... if you fail to plan then you plan to fail.
    this post = teh win.

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    • #22
      Originally posted by Seapahn
      You know what they say ... if you fail to plan then you plan to fail.
      gee thanks so much>

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      • #23
        Originally posted by Seapahn
        No one picked up on her sarcasm?

        I thought it was pretty funny
        thanks dear, wit and intelligence in a man make a potent aphrodisiac! at least SOMEONE got the sarcasm!

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        • #24
          Originally posted by gaucho
          I say start thinkin about grad school.
          most of the time... when you're majoring in something in undergrad school, you can't really find a decent job that is related to your major with only a bachelor's degree. you need to get some grad work done so that you could get your dream job... I think.
          and plus...I think it's sort of a crime when people start working mon-fri 8-5 in their early or even mid twenties...
          I tried it for one summer and almost killed myself.
          we're gonna be working weekdays /at least 8 hours a day our whole lives. but you're only gonna be "in your twenties" for ten short years.
          unless you have your own business and it's going AWESOME for you... or you work for NASA or the penthagon and you're making crazy amounts of money you should not be having a full time "behind a desk" job.

          OK some of you are misunderstanding me. I like my job just fine, that's not what I'm talking about.

          And what's more boring that grad school?? I'm not in the mood to be learning what I just learned all over again for 4 more years. If I do go back to school it would be to learn something different.

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          • #25
            Originally posted by gaucho
            I say start thinkin about grad school.
            most of the time... when you're majoring in something in undergrad school, you can't really find a decent job that is related to your major with only a bachelor's degree. you need to get some grad work done so that you could get your dream job... I think.
            and plus...I think it's sort of a crime when people start working mon-fri 8-5 in their early or even mid twenties...
            I tried it for one summer and almost killed myself.
            we're gonna be working weekdays /at least 8 hours a day our whole lives. but you're only gonna be "in your twenties" for ten short years.
            unless you have your own business and it's going AWESOME for you... or you work for NASA or the penthagon and you're making crazy amounts of money you should not be having a full time "behind a desk" job.
            Grad school is a good idea, but you have to realize that grad school sometimes requires even more work than a regular nine to five job, on top of which you still have to work to make some money to live on.

            As for the 'behind a desk job' not all jobs are like that, and you can make plenty of money even if you dont work for nasa or the pentagon.
            The test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposing ideas in mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function. -- F. Scott Fitzgerald

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            • #26
              Originally posted by patlajan
              OK some of you are misunderstanding me. I like my job just fine, that's not what I'm talking about.

              And what's more boring that grad school?? I'm not in the mood to be learning what I just learned all over again for 4 more years. If I do go back to school it would be to learn something different.
              I read a book in this class I had when I was an undergrad called Quarterlife Crisis. It pretty much put into words exactly how I was feeling. A little overwhelmed and freaked out about not having the structure/schedule of going to class (or not) and sleeping in and being out late, etc, etc. And also a little bit wondering what's next, like why did I waste 4 years of my life studying something I will have to study for 3 more (or even more) years if I want to get a job I can make enough money doing so that I can make a life with someone eventually. And, of course, that opens the whole other, holy crap everyone either has a bf/gf, is engaged, or starting to get married left and right and I feel like I'm the only one not, and so on and so forth.... You have to get through it. Like everyone said, get a hobby, go out, spend time with friends, spend time with your gf, get to know new people, go out and do things outside, enjoy having the time to do whatever the heck you please after work, because someday you're going to have to come home to responsibilities and family and you can't really just go off and be yourself at that time. I guess you just have to grin and bear it. Yes, sometimes you think it's all just a waste of time, doing the same damn thing in school, then having to go to school again to do the same damn thing, only to get sucked into a job where you do the same damn thing around the same damn people. It's life. Having a job you love to go to is the best way to ease the pain of the repetativeness of it all. I don't want to crawl out of bed early in the mornings either but I love my job so at least once I've resigned myself to waking up, the rest of the day is much easier. You can't do whatever you like, you have to like whatever you do.... Good luck! And anyway you can always b!tch on the forum...
              Last edited by ckBejug; 11-01-2004, 04:57 PM.
              The test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposing ideas in mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function. -- F. Scott Fitzgerald

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              • #27
                For crying out loud, put this thread on hold.. get a dirt bike (i recomend the CRF250 ) ride it for one weekend on some easy trails ( ask me if you have any questions where) and then if you still have this problem.. you can shoot me.. no seriously.. you can shoot me.. so.. try that.. your crisis will turn into an obsession.. it will be your next gf, its like an orgasm for hours at a time, only thing thats better is to have some fried chicken legs. hahahaha..

                Im serious. get a bike, and live onthe edge...
                How do you hurt a masochist?
                -By leaving him alone.Forever.

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                • #28
                  Originally posted by gevo

                  Im serious. get a bike, and live onthe edge...
                  Ya, get a super sport bike and go riding at nights in the city streets and freeways and even that twisty road from Sunset to PCH

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                  • #29
                    Originally posted by omniscient
                    Ya, get a super sport bike and go riding at nights in the city streets and freeways and even that twisty road from Sunset to PCH
                    HEY!! GO AWAY!!! THIS IS MY BIKE FANTASY THREAD!!!!
                    OK OK.. super sport is very fun.. have rode a xrf650, not legally though.. lol.. but i would kill myself on that thing to son.. it just hard not to keep accelerating and accelerating and.. AHHHHHHHH..

                    Le me clarify anyways.. Get a DIRT BIKE!!!!!!... and live on the edge.. (literally live on the edge man.. i mean when your better you can go beyond the edge... e.x. *see my avatar* )
                    How do you hurt a masochist?
                    -By leaving him alone.Forever.

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                    • #30
                      "Throw off the shackles of reality! And step into the void of your mind. Do you dare be free?"

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