mini's are great little cars.

If the work takes up more than an hour a day, you're still doing it wrong.

making money > going to school and not making money

neighbor just bought one..drove one before for a week or two, it wasn't bad, I was impressed on how much room you actually have in those lil things

hahahahahahahahaha * gasp* hahahahahah

tell that to all the lawyers and doctors out there.

Undergrad and Grad school are two different things.

lol you taking some ****in basketweaving classes? get your head outta your ass

if work is only taking you an hour a day... you're taking the easy way out and getting the same degree every other chump has.

this. is. sparta.

I'll have my degree BA in finance in less then a month with a 3.87 gpa from a private university...i dont think that's the easy way.

this argument is making my penis soft.

ah... a BA in finance, makes sense now ;)

but seriously... an hour of work a day IS the easy way out. Of course, my only comparison is my ex and her getting her BS in Psychology, which resulted in... at least 4-5 hours a night of homework and studying.

****, i had more than an hour a night taking programming courses.

responding to the first comment...not trying to brag. College is like anything else, once you learn the system, it's easy.

Lookie what I started :cool:

Just found out something strange... Google maps on satellite view doesn't have Alcatraz on the map at all.

weird?

anyway, off to work.

going over to oakes' house to spoon on my lunch break.

I found it.

http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/a...g?t=1240327400

lol...

I'm currently taking the semester off for numerous reasons. I like school but it definitely catches up with you and depending on your degree, which makes a ****ing HUGE difference, it's easier and harder which takes a bigger toll on your "enjoyment" factor. I'm an architectural engineering major, standard time for the degree is 5 years, with 4 years of "internship" after I graduate and grad school while not required, is almost a given. First day of engineering class, we went through all the different degrees in the science field, architectural engineering is said to be the second hardest of them all, biochemical being the first. If that information, and schedule alone isn't enough to kill my motivation than I don't know what is, but I'm still determined to go forward with it. Oh, and I'm also required to complete 30 credits in math courses alone....most degrees require 3-9 math credits to graduate.