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Hatterasguy 04-26-2006 11:56 PM

End of the semester steam blow off thread?
 
Come on I know some of you guys are in school. The next 3 weeks are freaken important to me so I will vent:

UG&*()DT+DGYD*G&D+)+B&)+(H0-****, ****, ****, ****, ****, ****. Damn school making me work so much when I could be working on boats, MB's or more importantly this super cut girl I have been chasing for awhile.

)_*%_*(%&()&)($&*%_*%+ college is going to drive me to drinking, ****, ****, ****.

BamaMB 04-27-2006 02:34 AM

I wish I were young again, in school, complaining about finals. Don't wish too hard for it to be over. It will be all too soon.:mad:

1991 560 SEC 04-27-2006 05:33 AM

College was the best 8 years of my life.

Is Cerinos Maine still in Milford ?

John

MS Fowler 04-27-2006 05:36 AM

I have a son who will be getting his doctorate in Musical Arts next month. Since he started college, and complained about how busy he was, I have always responded," You are nearly as busy as you think you are, and you will be busier in a few more years. You either learn to handle it, and manage your time, or you die"
Last month the stress must have been getting to him, as he told his mother, " People who don't think I'm busy now are crazy" ( I think that was a reference to me)
But I was right, and I will remind him that he thought he was as busy as he could ever be at several points in his collge career, and he managed to be even busier, and he survived.
Part of college is learning time management skills, and learning to prioritize various committiments.

In all fairness to him, he really is busy. Last week he was offered a 5 or 6 week gig with an orchestra in Mexico. After he learned the details, he declinned as it actually would have cost him money out of his pocket to go. Since then he has picked up 7 new gigs with a New York brass group. Paying gigs are a good thing.

Zeus 04-27-2006 08:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hatterasguy
college is going to drive me to drinking, ****, ****, ****.

Best not to fight it - giv'r!! :D ;)

MedMech 04-27-2006 10:49 AM

skewl suks

BobK 04-27-2006 12:31 PM

drinking? let me quote Alfred P Dolittle

The Lord above made liquor for temptation,
to see if man could turn away from sin,
the Lord above made liquor for temptation BUT!
With a little bit of luck, wiith a little bit of luck,
when temptation comes you'l give right in!

Oh and by the way Hatty, I'm gonna be up in your neck of the woods for a quick trip next weekend. Don't know if I'll be in the SDL or the SL yet.

suginami 04-27-2006 12:48 PM

Yeah, I hate school.

I went to college for seven years, and I don't think I could attend ever again.

In fact, I'm 38, and I still have nightmares about school.

I love to read, study, and learn, but not in a classroom environment.

boneheaddoctor 04-27-2006 01:32 PM

I was glad to be out of school....I always did well but I hated enviroment. I'm far happier working than sitting in school.

suginami 04-27-2006 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted by boneheaddoctor
I'm far happier working than sitting in school.

Amen, brother.

Dee8go 04-27-2006 01:44 PM

The longer I was in
 
The longer I was in school, the less certain I seemed to be about most things. By the end of graduate school I was wondering if would ever be certain of anything and whether anybody would ever being willing to pay me enough to live on for all the knowledge I had amassed in school.

I was pretty busy back then supporting a family and going to school full time. Still, I have been busier since. On the other hand, nobody's problems are as bad to me as my own are, and the stress I'm feeling right now is worse that the stress has been or may yet be at any other time.

What was the question?

Lebenz 04-27-2006 01:58 PM

Other than for long term financial poverty, my decade in school was the best time. It included a kind of freedom that for me didn’t exist before or since. I love learning and found early on that the professors are actually there to help. Once I turned to them for guidance on the course work, not only did I do better academically, but I started to excel in the topics. In my late under-grad time and through grad school, lectures were usually fun.

I’m lucky to work with several good sized groups of highly motivated and well educated folks. I like the folks I work with, like the income and the duties related to the job. Learning is still a part of my daily life. Were it not for what is a largely happy work environment, I’d have long ago given it up to return to school.

For many you get to go to school for a while, and then spend the rest of your life working, for what seems only the opportunity to buy and pay for things you could probably live without, if you didn’t feel the need to compensate yourself for the time spent.....working….

At some point I’d like to teach at a CC or U. I was offered this opportunity in the past but couldn’t work out the scheduling..

Hatterasguy 04-27-2006 05:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BobK
Oh and by the way Hatty, I'm gonna be up in your neck of the woods for a quick trip next weekend. Don't know if I'll be in the SDL or the SL yet.


Give me a call if you want to do lunch or something. Sunday I am usualy around all day. Send me a PM and I shoot you my cell number.


1991 560 SEC Cerinos is still around, well under a different name, not sure about who is in control ect. Seems that is the story with a lot of marinas, never quite sure who holds title.:D


Anyway about this school thing. Everyone said highschool was the best years of your life. Well I hated highschool every minute of it. I have been out for two years and every time I think about it I am glad I am out, I wouldn't go back for the world.

College can be kind of fun, I enjoy the classes and the debate. Its kind of like this forum but in real life.:D Still I am looking forward to being done with it. Prof are usually pretty cool to.

I'd rather just work 50 hours a week, it would not only feel like a vacation but be less stressful.:D I work all summer and really its not that bad.

GermanStar 04-27-2006 05:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 1991 560 SEC
College was the best 8 years of my life.

Is Cerinos Maine still in Milford ?

John

Best six years of mine. I didn't ever want to leave.....

Lebenz 04-27-2006 06:05 PM

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Originally Posted by BlackE55
Best of luck to all taking finals soon...

Nine more days of clinical and I'm done, forever!

Shee-eee-et Congratulations, Ted!!! That is the finish line for a long competition.

:musicband

What you gonna do to celebrate?


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