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 Posted: Mon Sep 29, 2008 1:47 pm
no...not really...been too busy to be around lately...hard work...maybe comparable to having to worry bout kids, but in university aspects...
and what happened to leoshin??
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Posted: Mon Sep 29, 2008 4:30 pm
Outcast-ghosT no...not really...been too busy to be around lately...hard work...maybe comparable to having to worry bout kids, but in university aspects...
and what happened to leoshin??
loeshin? I think his computer went pooooof. sad
aaah, I remember Uni, all those late nights (drinking) and early mornings (crawling home)! xd lol, no suprise I never actually finished my degree....
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Posted: Wed Oct 01, 2008 9:50 pm
Fairy~Nuff Outcast-ghosT no...not really...been too busy to be around lately...hard work...maybe comparable to having to worry bout kids, but in university aspects...
and what happened to leoshin??
loeshin? I think his computer went pooooof. sad
aaah, I remember Uni, all those late nights (drinking) and early mornings (crawling home)! xd lol, no suprise I never actually finished my degree....
as for me, well i'm not a party boy or something like that, but i'm not a excellent student either, so maybe i have some trouble with my carreer! crying
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Posted: Sat Oct 04, 2008 3:06 pm
I think he said something in the screen went pop, although I could be wrong, it was back on page 12 or 13 I think...
I enjoyed Uni far too much, too young I think, first time away from home too, made the most of the partying opportunities. Wish I'd waited till I was a bit older and more sensible! Still it's never too late, I'm thinking of going back to college part time.
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Posted: Sat Oct 04, 2008 10:44 pm
Fairy~Nuff I think he said something in the screen went pop, although I could be wrong, it was back on page 12 or 13 I think...
I enjoyed Uni far too much, too young I think, first time away from home too, made the most of the partying opportunities. Wish I'd waited till I was a bit older and more sensible! Still it's never too late, I'm thinking of going back to college part time.
humm...college is just some blocks away from my home, so i guess i'm kinda lucky in that sense, but parties can't be done! lol
anyways, you can always take part time(as you said) but also take home classes by computer, but for that you need a new pc! lol
how are savings going? or they're not going at all??
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Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 6:59 am
Outcast-ghosT Fairy~Nuff I think he said something in the screen went pop, although I could be wrong, it was back on page 12 or 13 I think...
I enjoyed Uni far too much, too young I think, first time away from home too, made the most of the partying opportunities. Wish I'd waited till I was a bit older and more sensible! Still it's never too late, I'm thinking of going back to college part time.
humm...college is just some blocks away from my home, so i guess i'm kinda lucky in that sense, but parties can't be done! lol
anyways, you can always take part time(as you said) but also take home classes by computer, but for that you need a new pc! lol
how are savings going? or they're not going at all??
Everything is only 10 minutes walk away where I live. It's handy but claustrophobic.
Aye, it would have to be part time, I'll probably just do one class and see how it goes, now all I have to do is decide what to study! xd
lol, the savings were going well, however the car tax is due this week so we're back to square one. Stupid car tax, mine costs a bomb because we have an old car and apparently it's less "green" than the new ones. Even though I literally use it once a week to do the grocery shopping compared to all the people with their shiney new cars who pay a quarter of what I do in tax and then driver EVERYWHERE even when it's quicker to walk. mad Stupid system.
I wouldn't even bother with a car but it's impossible to do a weeks shopping for a whole family and carry it home with a toddler and a baby in a pushchair. I know, I've tried.
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Posted: Mon Oct 06, 2008 9:20 am
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Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2008 9:32 pm
double ninja
i'm sorry i can't always be around...lately i have so much to do my hair falls off!
(and no, i'm not jokin bout that!)
and the fact is that we both know how conversations have faded away...you can see it here in the way that nobody shows up anymore...
i wish i could be around more, thus you need to talk sometimes right?
(i guess it's a hard life you have, not comparable with mine! yours is harder!!)
so what can i do?
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Posted: Wed Oct 08, 2008 3:04 am
aaw, you're a sweetie! *hugs*
It'll pick up again. I have faith! xd
Not so much a hard life as a serious lack of adult interaction. That's why I was thinking of college again. Kids are fab but their conversational skills (although pretty advanced for a 3 year old) leave a lot to be desired sometimes, lol, I mean there are only so many conversations you can have about what goes on at playschool before you start to go a bit wonky in the head! xd
Working hard at Uni then? What are you studying?
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Posted: Wed Oct 08, 2008 5:54 pm
i thought i mentioned what i studied before! but, oh well...i study engineering...a mix of informatics, mechanics and industrial...idk what it's former name in english would be, but it think it can be called automatization....
it has to do with improving large scale proceses and making everything more efficient and cheap...being widely applied in industries...
ok, so maybe 3 year old conversations aren't the most interesting thing there can be, but i think it would be if you would go teaching him/her some other language...french? german? a multi language child has easier ways of getting a job..lol
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Posted: Wed Oct 08, 2008 11:24 pm
WAAAAAAAAZZAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA pplz
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Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 12:50 pm
Outcast-ghosT i thought i mentioned what i studied before! but, oh well...i study engineering...a mix of informatics, mechanics and industrial...idk what it's former name in english would be, but it think it can be called automatization....
it has to do with improving large scale proceses and making everything more efficient and cheap...being widely applied in industries...
ok, so maybe 3 year old conversations aren't the most interesting thing there can be, but i think it would be if you would go teaching him/her some other language...french? german? a multi language child has easier ways of getting a job..lol
Sounds like a pretty full on course! redface and I think you did tell me before cause it turned to the conversation about dismantling stuff! xd
Vilant hey! How's it going?
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Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 8:31 pm
YAY! i thought so! i knew it all along! hehe..
oh, so you really think that it becomes boring...well maybe after a pair of months, but i'd find it rather challenging, rather than boring, and i think i'd give time in something useful, specially for mah kidz (if i had)...
and it makes me wonder...what is it to have kids? how does it feel?
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Posted: Fri Oct 10, 2008 7:59 am
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Posted: Fri Oct 10, 2008 8:20 am
I'm honestly not a big fan of kids. Maybe it's because of where I am in life, but I don't even like babysitting kids. But, better to know that you don't want them than to have one and realize it later.
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