bartboy9891
I'm not Moe
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school started yesterday, now im a senior in high school...
If you have some extras or when you are done playing, send me some...bone said:
from russia?
Momentum57 said:You should have told her that your going to finish the hours that you were hired for. She should have had to either find another task for you or have you continue, if the job is not communicated correctly to you such as with the bowls you have very little to be blamed for and your manager should have felt ashamed for the confusion
Don't be so sad about college...I had the same feelings the first week but it's getting better. There's tons more people in high school so you have more of an opportunity to carve out your own niche of friends.mojo_786 said:sucks man... im already in university. Lifes going by so fast. what sucks even more i didnt even enjoy anything these 18 years. And im pretty sure these 4 years ahead are gonna be as lame as my 4 years of highschool.
mojo_786 said:First day of uni yesterday. the course was microeconomics... 1 day down 4 years to go.
sucks man... im already in university. Lifes going by so fast. what sucks even more i didnt even enjoy anything these 18 years. And im pretty sure these 4 years ahead are gonna be as lame as my 4 years of highschool.
fustrated...
-Mojo-
CyberMonkey said:It's the best time of your life; no responsibilities, loads of free time
CyberMonkey said:Off course you have responsabilities, but it's nothing compared to the responsabilities you have to your wife, children, employer. If you fail in university, you do the examination again in the summer holiday, and in the worst case you redo your year.
And it's not like you are studying every day 3-4 hours, aren't you?
Anyway, I don't. And my friends neither Then, If I see my mothers and fathers day planning... Arriving back from work, then having to clean the house, prepare food, working in the garden, taking care of the children and pets, going to the shop... Off course those things can be very satisfactory (hell, they should be), but still... I'd like to take advantage of my freedom for a while
Maybe my opinion will change next year as I guess we will get more assignments (I study computer science) and programming projects, but I doubt it
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omg I thought it was a hoax at first, but it it seems real...
No Boss said:CyberMonkey said:Off course you have responsabilities, but it's nothing compared to the responsabilities you have to your wife, children, employer. If you fail in university, you do the examination again in the summer holiday, and in the worst case you redo your year.
And it's not like you are studying every day 3-4 hours, aren't you?
Anyway, I don't. And my friends neither Then, If I see my mothers and fathers day planning... Arriving back from work, then having to clean the house, prepare food, working in the garden, taking care of the children and pets, going to the shop... Off course those things can be very satisfactory (hell, they should be), but still... I'd like to take advantage of my freedom for a while
Maybe my opinion will change next year as I guess we will get more assignments (I study computer science) and programming projects, but I doubt it
What year are you in?
CyberMonkey said:No Boss said:CyberMonkey said:Off course you have responsabilities, but it's nothing compared to the responsabilities you have to your wife, children, employer. If you fail in university, you do the examination again in the summer holiday, and in the worst case you redo your year.
And it's not like you are studying every day 3-4 hours, aren't you?
Anyway, I don't. And my friends neither Then, If I see my mothers and fathers day planning... Arriving back from work, then having to clean the house, prepare food, working in the garden, taking care of the children and pets, going to the shop... Off course those things can be very satisfactory (hell, they should be), but still... I'd like to take advantage of my freedom for a while
Maybe my opinion will change next year as I guess we will get more assignments (I study computer science) and programming projects, but I doubt it
What year are you in?
I'm going to the third year (of four) now. I had two examinations I had to do again though, for which I'm not sure if I passed them. But one or two extra is not that bad.
No Boss said:CyberMonkey said:It's the best time of your life; no responsibilities, loads of free time
I always hear people say that and I just think to myself..."Where the hell did you go to school?... Didn't you have assignments and tests, and papers?"
No it is two Diesel cars and a 60 hour week mate. Put it off as long as possible - I know where of I speak.CyberMonkey said:mojo_786 said:First day of uni yesterday. the course was microeconomics... 1 day down 4 years to go.
sucks man... im already in university. Lifes going by so fast. what sucks even more i didnt even enjoy anything these 18 years. And im pretty sure these 4 years ahead are gonna be as lame as my 4 years of highschool.
fustrated...
-Mojo-
Whow dude, listen to Blaro. University is great for meeting new interesting people and improving your drinking skills. It's the best time of your life; no responsibilities, loads of free time and your parents who (I hope..) pay most of your living for you.
Being married, having your wife, house, car, garden, children, dog and boring job to care for, THAT must be lame.