"Ah.. the people who complain the loudest while doing the least..." N8 asserted as he sipped his martini while standing in his newest cookie-cutter house.
kinghami3 said:"Ah.. the people who complain the loudest while doing the least..." N8 asserted as he sipped his martini while standing in his newest cookie-cutter house.
Thems some fightin words there.N8 said:You must be either N8, N8, just plain N8 or all three...
I'm a 21 year old junior in college with a pretty average 3.1 GPA, if that helps. Oh, I'm a flaming liberal too, and a Christian on top of that. I've been to 11 foreign countries, and also plan on teaching history at the college level, if I even get into grad school much less doc/post-doc. If you want to start name-calling, that's fine with me, but save for the playground. I'm not going to list off all of what I've done for charity, and I don't really care what you've done for charity, but know this: I do plan on making a difference where I can, and so do many of the students that I go to school with; whether we complain or not, many of us are going to be doing our part to make the world better. Most of the people I am thinking of are conservative, and I have the greatest respect for them.N8 said:You must be either quite young, naive, just plain ignorant or all three...
kinghami3 said:I'm a 21 year old junior in college with a pretty average 3.1 GPA, if that helps. Oh, I'm a flaming liberal too, and a Christian on top of that. I've been to 11 foreign countries, and also plan on teaching history at the college level, if I even get into grad school much less doc/post-doc. If you want to start name-calling, that's fine with me, but save for the playground. I'm not going to list off all of what I've done for charity, and I don't really care what you've done for charity, but know this: I do plan on making a difference where I can, and so do many of the students that I go to school with; whether we complain or not, many of us are going to be doing our part to make the world better. Most of the people I am thinking of are conservative, and I have the greatest respect for them.
Actually it IS real life. It's just PART of some peoples' lives. But we don't expect you to understand this in your Louisiana/GED world....N8 said:College ain't real life anyway.... so no worries.
That's fine, but I bet N8 makes some money doing whatever he does. Just look how ugly he is, but still has a cute wife. That doesnt happen without making some coin...MMike said:Actually it IS real life. It's just PART of some peoples' lives. But we don't expect you to understand this in your Louisiana/GED world....
Well, many PhD's are funded by the NIH or NIMH or NSF. It's tough to support the party that cuts your funding the most. So yes, many PhD's vote to the left.kinghami3 said:eh, I just pulled that stat out of my a$$; I really have no idea, but I was hoping no one would call me on it . Most of my science/engineering profs seem to have been conservative, while my humanities profs seem to be liberal.
Harsh mate, very harsh.BurlyShirley said:That's fine, but I bet N8 makes some money doing whatever he does. Just look how ugly he is, but still has a cute wife. That doesnt happen without making some coin...
BurlyShirley said:That's fine, but I bet N8 makes some money doing whatever he does. Just look how ugly he is, but still has a cute wife. That doesnt happen without making some coin...
I knew youd like that. Im the opposite. Im pretty but broke, so Im not short of birds either.N8 said:Testify Brotha!!!!!
BurlyShirley said:That's fine, but I bet N8 makes some money doing whatever he does. Just look how ugly he is, but still has a cute wife. That doesnt happen without making some coin...
is she paralyzed?MMike said:But I'm not hurting for money, I'm no beauty queen and my wife is even better looking. Explain THAT......
He's just a pup and doesn't know the real world. Just what he's taught in school. I know more successful people who have little or no college experience, than people who did go to college.N8 said:You must be either quite young, naive, just plain ignorant or all three...
No....but she is a quadruple amputee....BurlyShirley said:is she paralyzed?
SympathyMMike said:But I'm not hurting for money, I'm no beauty queen and my wife is even better looking. Explain THAT......
Alot of times people who dont spend their first 4-6 years of adult life at uni have a good head start. A good friend of mine gives me **** because he makes $200K a year, and graduated the same year I did. (Thats alot in TN, btw). However, I know that in the end, he hates the construction business, and I will be happier doing something I care about in the end. However, in all likelyhood making less. I am a minimalist, though.Brian HCM#1 said:He's just a pup and doesn't know the real world. Just what he's taught in school. I know more successful people who have little or no college experience, than people who did go to college.
Brian HCM#1 said:He's just a pup and doesn't know the real world. Just what he's taught in school. I know more successful people who have little or no college experience, than people who did go to college.
True N8, but I am gaining expertise that I could not otherwise. There is no other way to learn as much about biology as I am now, and I wouldnt have the credibility (degree wise) to starty my own business when I am finished.N8 said:Oh hell ya!
All college does, for the most part, is teach you to work for someone else... it does not teach you squat about running your own gig.
there are a lot of wealthy bubbas who never went to college but made their millions in construction and other businesses.
Brian HCM#1 said:Sympathy
BurlyShirley said:True N8, but I am gaining expertise that I could not otherwise. There is no other way to learn as much about biology as I am now, and I wouldnt have the credibility (degree wise) to starty my own business when I am finished.
Most people educated or not will most likely ALWAYS hate there job. Oh and $200K here in the Bay Area is VERY good money too. Just in TN he can live like a pro athlete.BurlyShirley said:Alot of times people who dont spend their first 4-6 years of adult life at uni have a good head start. A good friend of mine gives me **** because he makes $200K a year, and graduated the same year I did. (Thats alot in TN, btw). However, I know that in the end, he hates the construction business, and I will be happier doing something I care about in the end. However, in all likelyhood making less. I am a minimalist, though.
Marry into money? My wife doesn't come from ANY money in her family. She was never given a dime. When we first met I made more than her. When we bought our first house before we were married she put down $10K to my $75K. FYI, I do actually work.MMike said:You aren't qualified to partake in this discussion. Marrying into money so you don't have to work, while a very attractive option, disqualifies you.
Quite a few things:N8 said:What are you shooting for in the end?
We're not saying college is bogus, yes if you want to be in a science field then yes, school is 100% necessary. Basically N8's and my point is you don't need an education to be successful.BurlyShirley said:True N8, but I am gaining expertise that I could not otherwise. There is no other way to learn as much about biology as I am now, and I wouldnt have the credibility (degree wise) to starty my own business when I am finished.
I disagree....not you necessarily, but I believe that's EXACTLY what N8 is saying.Brian HCM#1 said:We're not saying college is bogus, .
He actually is a pro dirtbike racer as well........the bastard.Brian HCM#1 said:Most people educated or not will most likely ALWAYS hate there job. Oh and $200K here in the Bay Area is VERY good money too. Just in TN he can live like a pro athlete.
I don't work by hours, I work by jobs. On avarage I work-work 5-7 hours a day, not including driving place to place which sometimes can take over an hour each way.MMike said:REally? How many hours a week?
You should kick his ass!!!!!!!:mumble:BurlyShirley said:He actually is a pro dirtbike racer as well........the bastard.
5 days a week?Brian HCM#1 said:I don't work by hours, I work by jobs. On avarage I work-work 5-7 hours a day, not including driving place to place which sometimes can take over an hour each way.
That does it.....you're out of the willnarlus said:that was some funny sh!t...
N8 said:All college does, for the most part, is teach you to work for someone else...
maybe that's because the finishing school grads think you're too uncouth and avoid hanging out with youBrian HCM#1 said:I know more successful people who have little or no college experience, than people who did go to college.
Of course I went. I didn't that was the case all the time... just mostly.I Are Baboon said:
N8, did you actually go to college?
Right now 3-5 days a week, my work is slow right now. However it gives me more time to work on the new house.MMike said:5 days a week?