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nvm... i got past the first one. woohoo!!!!

haha im really a dork but as much of a total blonde and retard i am, those things make my head hurt xD

hahaha

*Shrugs* I got nothing...

Is that a bomb in your journal?



They must smoke some good stuff in Boston.

I have a great job. Unfortunately, my particular schedule requires me to wake up by 6:00AM Fri-Sun. I have many mornings-after-drinking/activities. I do not recommend getting used to it, although you can. It's just not worth it.

Also, pi reference: love it.

I only leave home so that I can come back.

*runs and hides*

Haha. I love that video.

Go Rapunzel.
And I'm sure there's something in the rulebook about penguin tripping.

the comic is extreamly true isnt it?? lol.

I didn't know who wrote that.

all you really have to do is pass a drug test, apply for "emergency access" or something like that. Anyway, I just read too much wikipedia lol (the German dude)

did i read that right, you're moving here?? (yes, i'm really in Boulder, not Lichtnen-whatever). i can't wait!

You should do a new set Merry xmas

The message option thwarts me, so I'll leave this as a comment. Sorry for the length.

Re: The standard liberal arts degree job panic

I can only speak from personal experience. I parlayed a degree in Early Modern English Lit. into a desk job in insurance. You can interchange a lot of cubicle jobs with similar qualifications. A lot of places just want a bachelor's degree and don't particularly care what subject it was taken in. Again, only from personal experience, I can't recommend that course though. Ten hours a day between four grey-carpeted walls is as deadening as lithium.

I had financial and family obligations, so I pretty much had to bite the bullet. If I'd been freer or more selfish, though, I'd have taken on the debt, gone to grad. school, and been a much happier man.

I don't know you at all, so you'll have to draw your own conclusions. If you want stability, you can pull down $30 - 35K out of the box (considerably more in metropolitan areas) in insurance and other similar fields. (Hell, even T.S. Eliot spent years working in a bank before he came on at Faber; and Wallace Stevens passed on lecturing at Harvard to maintain his executive position in an insurance company.)

It's all down to what you want and what you can stand. I'd say spend a year trying to do something you really want to do, if you can afford the luxury. You'll always have a fall back with a degree.

In any case, I truly wish you all the best, however the combination of fate and your own wishes happens to lead you.

Man, those are some crazy eyes.

that is probably the most profound thing I have seen in a while.

arrgh, i'll get something good in here, I know it...

Ricky should have signed a multi-episode contract.

GREAT !!! Thanks alot !! I laughed and then I felt bad, and now that song is stuck in my head !!

I must hear that about ten times a day, thanks for the top 40 stations here in Atlanta!! Between that and Ferguliscious I wish I was deaf, seriously. And since when did V103.3 start Bible beating in the AM, funny to hear DMX and then suddenly hear about having a blessed day.....huh?

Ok, I was being fetitious in the beginning, but that picture is funny, that kid may have made it himself you know and be very proud of it

PS. If you need me, you can find me in th A