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It's ok but it's a bit bothersome how inefficient the whole system is and that may be in part of it being a union job and that many of the management positions goes to egotistical and unintelligent individuals. The pay is great for not having a degree, benefits are better than most, and you...

Wendy's - 3 months, 2 of which I was on vacation Outbound phone sales - 2 months Automotive technician apprentice - 2 years Busboy - 2 months Pseudo paralegal salesman - 2 weeks Donated plasma for gas money - 2 months Hot dog cart operator - 1 month Customer service rep - 2 months **Tech support...

I really like your work and I can imagine the difficulty of 3d modeling to which I respect. I've dabbled in photography for a few years but have lost a lot of that fire after working in the field for a few years. My current artistic expression of choice is music and music production. I feel art...

Here are a few pics from EDC 2011... One day I'll get back into photography.

Some chill dub...

Some liquid dub... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3I87Q4DDkc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLTh-TSJSNE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2O7xiGp2x8

At this present time I would say I'm in a stable state of contentment, which was a lot better than several months ago for the past few years of floating between misery and pseudo-contentment. I can't recall being happy recently though.

Good report. I have stories but I doubt for anyone but myself they would be of any interest. Mostly self-reflection, self-projection, and spiritualism. Less straight tripping balls.

I'm currently taking classes on Java right now and this is the book we are using... http://www.amazon.com/Program-early-objects-Edition-Deitel/dp/0132575663 It's not too bad IMO. You can get the international edition off ebay for like 40 bucks or if you look hard enough, you can find the...

I came to the exact conclusion on my last mushroom trip. True story.

When I look back, the only friends I still have now are those I have met in high school. All stemming from the passion we shared for cars back then. After high school, I made a bunch of friends in the rave scene but those eventually died off. I have not made a friend in years and I think it's...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLTh-TSJSNE

I would've told her to go do something useful like go back into the kitchen and make me a sandwich.

Sig Sauer P229R .40mm S&W is what I got. I don't really shoot it often. Come to think of it, I don't really know why I got it lol.

I would probably recommend the Pacific Northwest (Oregon, Washington, or even British Columbia, Canada) and NorCal as well. I definitely would not recommend Utah, Colorado, Arizona, Florida, or New York (though it's a badass place to visit, living there would prob suck).

Here's an idea, lets all become farmers so we can cure world hunger... not!

Seems to be around 6 years with normal schooling IIRC. There are accelerated programs as well if you're up for that stuff which will be around 3-4 years.

http://www.sac.edu/AcademicProgs/ScienceMathHealth/Planetarium/Pages/Benefits-of-the-NASA-Space-Program.aspx And that's just from the space program. Just cause you are unable to see an imminent benefit or one that is tangible, does not mean it will not lead to greater knowledge or understanding.

In for the last post.

Currently doing rail service for a mass transit company whilst working on a CS degree. I have done fast food, restaurants, fix cars, sling hot dogs, customer service, tech support, IT help desk, delivery, photography, and some other weird shit I'm sure. My advice since I was recently in the...

Guilty and I think it's because I never put great importance on my birthday. The only one I celebrated was my 21st but I have never really cared otherwise.

1. Beth Gibbons 2. Lou Rhodes 3. Sophie Barker

That made me chuckle. :cool:

Another one for always for the tune! Lyrics I'm peculiar about. The more straightforward they are, the less likely I'll like them. Abstract all the way.

I was in the digital media field as well not too long ago and it became a bit too monotonous for me. My passion for photography and art in general was severely diminished and financial wise, it was good for the time but it wasn't anything I could realistically retire on. Like you, I took C++ in...

I guess I've been fortunate to have friends that understand me... To a certain extent. I have had pangs of loneliness and it sucks because sometimes the feeling are worse whilst hanging out with some of my friends or during a social situation, which seems to match what you say. By engaging...

First of two too!

It's not bad. My favorite part is that you get angelic wings in the game as well as black and white dye.

Just got the game since I refused to play it until I tracked down a Collectors Edition. Anyways, add me up if you wanna game!!!! Affinity#1221

I recall playing Diablo and Diablo II at least 8 hrs a day for about a year each back in jr. high and high school. I've been playing DOTA and some shooters these past few years but nothing I was ever really addicted to. We'll see how Diablo III treats me though :borg0:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFkzRNyygfk&ob=av2n

For your first few times, I would agree. But if you want to witness just how powerful your mind is and experience the full potential of mushies, attempt the latter.

Moderation is key.

Haha, can't forget about self combustion mode.

If a conversation is flowing, I don't feel awkward, in fact, dare I say, I even enjoy it regardless of what it is that's being talked about.

Sometimes I go into DGAF mode, sometimes I go into fix it at all cost mode. Depends on the importance.

I do this but unless the other question is good at steering the conversation or asking questions, it starts to sound like an interview followed by awkward pauses and silences :segen:

I would think it has more to do with perceptive manipulation which leads to new experiences as well as learning. Don't forget, we are a curious and rebellious breed. I recall my love for MDMA aside from the serotonin rush is that I felt more open, extroverted, talkative, and was able to put more...

My computer? Not so much. I seem to get a new one or build one every couple years. I do love my iPhone though, mainly cause it's got all my music on there and that I can pretty much do the majority of things I would otherwise require from a computer. But yea, technology seems to move so fast...

The trick with interviews is to practice. The more prepared you are, the more smoothly things will flow. Even if you are not outgoing, you can help convey that you are by being prepared and sounding confident. Things to work on would be solid resume, firm handshake before and after, upright...

You sure it has nothing to do with the demand and the niche each of their products fill? iMac? Where else are you going to find a tidy all-in-one system? Macbook Air? Sure, companies are now catching on the ultra-portable/powerful laptops but how do they even compare? iPad? Somebody had to make...

As someone who has held about 20 jobs over the past 7 years... Fake it til you make it!

You've obviously never used an Apple product.

I for one enjoyed The Fountainhead and agree for the most part with her philosophical views.

I ate magic mushrooms :storks:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rrx3Sde40Y

CS or CIS. My previous majors over the past 6 years have been psychology, photography, graphic design, web design, business, and mechanical engineering... To name a few lol. I do however think CS or CIS will be the one.

Don't hate cause you didn't get a beta invite.

I don't know if you guys are, but I am.