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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: greens on August 24, 2010, 04:06:04 PM
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*sigh* im back to work with my favorite coworker the angel the best cook ever, NOT. i wanna post a whine about school starting. so IM FIRST TO DOO SO haahahahahaa! ohboy school BRING IT!!!!
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You can always quit. McDs is always looking for manager trainees.
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enjoy it, i didnt realize how much i took the ladys for granted. once you are done with school fat chance of eva bein around that many ladies...especially if u go to a technical college as i did. dude to chick ratio 10-1 and the 1 is a beast!
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in all honesty, i hate when school starts. traffic doubles, my drive time to work almost triples, between all the kids driving to school, the parents that think it's perfectly fine to stop in the middle of the friggin road right across from the school to drop their kids off, then those same kids stepping out in front of ya when you're driving(obviously teens haven't figured out yet that 3500# of steel trumps 140# of flesh and bone), and then the dam school buses. rather than having bus stops, they stop at a single house now, 'cause mommy doesn't want her lil suzie walking to school, which is only 1/2 mile away.................
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You can always quit. McDs is always looking for manager trainees.
Shoot, my school lists possible careers for a Psychology undergraduate major, fast food manger is one of them. :uhoh I'm spending how much money to get this dang piece of paper again!?
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Shoot, my school lists possible careers for a Psychology undergraduate major, fast food manger is one of them. :uhoh I'm spending how much money to get this dang piece of paper again!?
At KU, $10,000 a semester.
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At KU, $10,000 a semester.
Oh I'm not spending nearly that much, closer to $4,000 a semester.
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and when you get done, you'll still be flipping burgers of delivering pizzas. :noid
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and when you get done, you'll still be flipping burgers of delivering pizzas. :noid
Probably, but it seems like I'll still need a degree to do that.
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Probably, but it seems like I'll still need a degree to do that.
i was actually half joking.......but the way things are, you'll probably need 17 forms of id, blood sample, dna sample, your mothers first pair of sneakers, dhs clearance, and a super secret special clearance from the president of the FFA in order to flip burgers.
you don't even want to know WHAT they'll expect if you want to learn to cook french fries. :noid
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i was actually half joking.......but the way things are, you'll probably need 17 forms of id, blood sample, dna sample, your mothers first pair of sneakers, dhs clearance, and a super secret special clearance from the president of the FFA in order to flip burgers.
you don't even want to know WHAT they'll expect if you want to learn to cook french fries. :noid
Don't forget that you have to be Bilingual (Spanish).
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Don't forget that you have to be Bilingual (Spanish).
nah,,,,by the time you're done, there will be no english.
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theres no Mcds in my village, nearest Mcds is 1000 miles away.
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theres no Mcds in my village, nearest Mcds is 1000 miles away.
booger king or wendies. :neener:
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enjoy it, i didnt realize how much i took the ladys for granted. once you are done with school fat chance of eva bein around that many ladies...especially if u go to a technical college as i did. dude to chick ratio 10-1 and the 1 is a beast!
I can confirm that 100%. I went to TSTC in waco, tx and discovered another form of goggles. Everyone knows of beer goggles, but not everyone has experienced "girl famine goggles", works just like beer goggles without the fun buzz effect from alcohol. :(
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nah,,,,by the time you're done, there will be no english.
ou could be right on that. At least in some places like Garden City, Liberal, and Dodge City Kansas.
Yea, y
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in all honesty, i hate when school starts. traffic doubles, my drive time to work almost triples, between all the kids driving to school, the parents that think it's perfectly fine to stop in the middle of the friggin road right across from the school to drop their kids off, then those same kids stepping out in front of ya when you're driving(obviously teens haven't figured out yet that 3500# of steel trumps 140# of flesh and bone), and then the dam school buses. rather than having bus stops, they stop at a single house now, 'cause mommy doesn't want her lil suzie walking to school, which is only 1/2 mile away.................
I knew a guy who would just walk out in front of traffic assuming that the cars will stop and they would of course. I would say "hey man one of these days somebody is gonna run you over" he replies "yea whatever, these people dont want a death on there hands"
So yea teenagers will intentionally walk out infront of your car, banking on the fact that you dont want to kill them. It angers me too
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i don't touch the brake for em.
for a little kid.....yea......for a teenager that i know knows better, and assumes i'm gonna stop.......not happenin........they get the point every time, 'cause i haven't hit anyone.
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I can confirm that 100%. I went to TSTC in waco, tx and discovered another form of goggles. Everyone knows of beer goggles, but not everyone has experienced "girl famine goggles", works just like beer goggles without the fun buzz effect from alcohol. :(
Oh man tmetal i had to respond to this, i too went to TSTC in waco for the flight school about a year ago, i used to stay in village oaks apartments then lavaca hall, for get co-ed dorms or anything of that nature. lavaca hall had one half wing for the girls and you need a damn seperate security key to enter like they were damn super models or somethin, but yeah that place beyond sucked there are no girls there atleast we had the Dr.Pepper museum though :x
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hey bagrat, its cool to find someone who suffered through the same thing I did. I went to TSTC for the laser tech program. Speaking of the flight school there, I always got a good laugh knowing that Baylor U had a flight school too but thier students had to pay twice as much in tuition just to drive down the road to TSTC and use our planes. :airplane:
oh and...Dublin Dr. Pepper...nuf' said
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hey bagrat, its cool to find someone who suffered through the same thing I did. I went to TSTC for the laser tech program. Speaking of the flight school there, I always got a good laugh knowing that Baylor U had a flight school too but thier students had to pay twice as much in tuition just to drive down the road to TSTC and use our planes. :airplane:
oh and...Dublin Dr. Pepper...nuf' said
oh man me and this 1 japanese guy were the only 2 students from tstc in the class, everyone else was from baylor. No surprise that the campus would gouge people for money even the village oaks apartment pulled a fast one on me. They moved me from the apartment i was origianlly in, to a apartment that was torn all to hell by two other roomates, then when i was the first to move out of the 3 of us to lavaca hall to save some money the apartment put all the damage expenses on me and the school put a hold on me from re-registering for the next semester until I paid for all the damages (which were not my fault). I could argue till I was blue in the face an get nowhere with those people :mad
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Ah yes, a-hole room mates. I lived in village oaks for the first semester too. I had one room mate who would sleep under a thick blanket and 2 quilts, no big deal untill november/december. He would get up in the middle of the night and turn on the air conditioning because he was hot! No watermelon sherlock, open your window or get rid of some of those covers! He kept that up even though me and the other 2 people living there talked to him about it, until I "modified" the contactor switch in the thermastat for the apartment. :devil I moved the hell of campus as soon as I could. The good ol' bourdoux apartments off lake shore drive.
A little more back on topic, I got my piece of paper that indicated I had attained "higher education" status, and the job market was crap so I went to work as an industrial insulator making only $9 an hour, it wasn't untill 3 years later that the paper I had spent so much time and money on finaly helped me land a job in the field I was educated in. :(
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oh man me and this 1 japanese guy were the only 2 students from tstc in the class, everyone else was from baylor. No surprise that the campus would gouge people for money even the village oaks apartment pulled a fast one on me. They moved me from the apartment i was origianlly in, to a apartment that was torn all to hell by two other roomates, then when i was the first to move out of the 3 of us to lavaca hall to save some money the apartment put all the damage expenses on me and the school put a hold on me from re-registering for the next semester until I paid for all the damages (which were not my fault). I could argue till I was blue in the face an get nowhere with those people :mad
pictures and phone calls. they can't blame it on you then.
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pictures and phone calls. they can't blame it on you then.
right cap, unfortunately i did not begin taking pictures of my new apartments until after this little incident. lesson learned
Tmetal nice thats how ya gotta do it, screw havin to deal with managers and narc maintenance people come in once a week to make sure there is no beer in the fridge.
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Oh I'm not spending nearly that much, closer to $4,000 a semester.
~$12K per semester for me
ah, let us rejoice that another squeaker season is in the books without severe injury :aok
too bad the traffic from the public schools in Columbia almost make me late for classes....
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~$12K per semester for me
uhg, what the heck are you doing?
that number only refers to tuition, I don't include room and board in that number.
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uhg, what the heck are you doing?
that number only refers to tuition, I don't include room and board in that number.
actually, i was browsing through this thread, and completely didn't realize there was a second page :lol
my number refers to rent (off-campus dorm-appartment), and living expenses such as clothing, food, etc. tuition and everything else is covered by ROTC :aok
and i forgot to factor in the $250 monthly allowance from ROTC....