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Old 29-01-11, 08:25 PM   #31
 
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Default Re: Is wanting to be a professional slacker a good thing?

If you aren't going to end up with your parents then where???
You shouldn't smooch off someone else.
If you do get your own house and place, you better have everything down with paying for it first. you REALLY don't want to fall behind in that sorta stuff.









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Old 29-01-11, 09:28 PM   #32
 
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Yo its not that I don't understand the situation. You started a lil internet fight. The way you reacted was immature.
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Old 29-01-11, 09:44 PM   #33
 
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First of all hallace, I want to have a job and a small apartment in the bay area, schools there have already been recruiting me for my grades, I have $20,000 in the bank already, from my grandparents. I can have a small apartment, a minimum wage job with no hard work, and a non materialistic life style. Second of all I was already angry by no one reading that I was going to college first, then you come and give an opinion, and let's face it we were already on bad terms, that slacking is a sin. So yeah, I was in the wrong with my response, but you were in the wrong by coming and telling me what I really want is wrong.
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Old 29-01-11, 09:49 PM   #34
 
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Yo its not that I don't understand the situation. You started a lil internet fight. The way you reacted was immature.
If it was immature, then don't play LOL.

Oh and groovemaster ALWAYS talks like that.
Cuse this really all began when you over reacted cuse he used "fucking high horse".

Then it was a sarcastic pissing contest after that.
SO hope that clears everything up.
Unless you both want to keep it up =/









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Old 29-01-11, 11:20 PM   #35
 
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Thanks hallace, glad you caught the sarcasm through the computer, he didn't. So if he didn't and got offended by anything I said I begrudgingly apologize.
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Old 30-01-11, 02:45 AM   #36
 
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Alright Fuck you both I'm done with this forum. Like I said people like you and me, don't get along. Whatever you do in your real life is totally up to you, whatever place you end up with.
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Old 30-01-11, 03:49 AM   #37
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I have no idea what happened in here, but anyway... I think you should look for something you're interested in. Until last year I thought I was going to be a dirty hippie traveling trough America because I'm quite lazy and I wasn't interested in any real career, just wanted to "enjoy life", and then I met my soul mate physics.




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Old 30-01-11, 09:51 AM   #38
 
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Thank you this is what I want, to do what you wish for a while and return to the world without all these wants.
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Old 13-02-11, 04:17 AM   #39
 
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hahah!! i was having this exact same thought a few weeks ago (probably because we had just come back to college after the christmas break, during which i slept pretty much 24/7) But, when i got back to college, i found myself really disinterested in everything around me, and all i really wanted was to be a bum and sit around.. :p




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Old 13-02-11, 04:52 AM   #40
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I have been looking over my life, and I have seen that I am a slacker, but I am a straight A student. I realized that I am knowledgable, but I don't have to do excess work as long as I do the basics. Now I want to go to college, I want to get a law degree, but before becoming a lawyer, I want to take a couple years off at which time I will go to concerts, work rarely, and just enjoy a life not ruled by materialistic wants. Is this a good thing?

Being a straight A student is very good, but your taking a couple of years off take you away from education to make you even lazier. And you are wanting to get a law degree? You should begin now, because doing law is intensive, and you’ll be studying and reading lots to gain all the knowledge a lawyer needs to have.

Learning for a professional career takes time and dedication to achieve a university degree. years down the line you could be earning megabucks (as some lawyers do), and then perhaps you can take the sabbatical you will have by then, earnt.

Laziness causes indifference. You want a nice apartment? A great car? All the luxuries that go with being a professional? Then you got to study, and to become a lawyer you kiss your Facebook goodbye and any form of socialising because of the intensity of your studies will be absolutely relentless.

Or, you could get a job and do home study. This is what I did, but the penalty was extreme tiredness, insomnia and lot else besides. But I have a BSc.Hons in Mechanical Engineering, I'm self-employed, have a Jaguar XF, a Harley-Davidson Softail which I customized and for all that I worked 60+ hours a week and nearly did meself in.

But I did it. And you can get there, too, in your chosen profession. And then you go and tour Europe or wherever your dreams are. But you have to be in love with your chose career because bumming round the world for 2 years ain't gonna get you anywhere.

I'm studying for my Masters now.

Good luck to you.
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