Disney's laying you off? So much for the happiest place on earth.
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No, my internship ends on Friday and apparently no one wants to hire me.
:v: Job searching sucks.
Seriously, it really does.
Even worse when you're trying to land jobs on the other site of the continent
The whole, like "all the jobs in my field are in California" thing gets old after the fifth time you've gone "I have to leave my friends, my family, my karate school, pretty much everything except my profession, just to get a job." Shit, I can't believe I was considering Canada at one point.
Yeah, I barely see a couple of my old friends basically because they spent a couple years doing nothing at all, both jobwise and personal-growthwise. One managed to get his shit straightened out and is doing good for a guy who's a daddy at 22. The other went back to living with his parents.
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Fuck what is the name of the comic where it is this little girl who can do all this crazy shit and someone asks her what she wants to be when she grows up
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edited January 2008
When I was little I wanted to be either a vet or an animal trainer at Sea World. Then I wanted to be in the CIA. Now I am going to work intelligence in the Air Force. My long-term goal is to get a job working for the state department in an Embassy somewhere in Southeast Asia.
I remember when I was around 14 I spent most of the year occasionally pondering how a perpetual motion machine could conceivably cheat the laws of thermodynamics and it was pretty cool reaching that point where I really understood why it's not possible.
I remember when I was around 14 I spent most of the year occasionally pondering how a perpetual motion machine could conceivably cheat the laws of thermodynamics and it was pretty cool reaching that point where I really understood why it's not possible.
Haha yeah me too.
I mean
you fuckin NEEEEEEERRRRRRD
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edited January 2008
That's awesome. When I was younger, I'd often attempt to delve into arcane subjects like that, and I always failed due to total lack of attention span.
That particular thing bugged me for a few weeks though. I still don't fully understand why perpetual motion isn't possible.
That's awesome. When I was younger, I'd often attempt to delve into arcane subjects like that, and I always failed due to total lack of attention span.
That particular thing bugged me for a few weeks though. I still don't fully understand why perpetual motion isn't possible.
no such thing as "totally frictionless"
friction means drag
drag means heat
heat means negative energy
negative energy has to be countered from something, somewhere
no matter on how miniscule a level, all things must equal zero
I remember when I was around 14 I spent most of the year occasionally pondering how a perpetual motion machine could conceivably cheat the laws of thermodynamics and it was pretty cool reaching that point where I really understood why it's not possible.
Haha yeah me too.
I mean
you fuckin NEEEEEEERRRRRRD
If you think questioning the laws of physics and thermodynamics is nerdy, then you're going to be serving fries to a lot of nerds.
As for me, my uncle worked for a wrestling promotion up in Minnesota and knew a bunch of wrestlers and used to show me a shitload of tapes, so up until the age of 12 or so, I wanted to work in the wrestling business somehow (not as a wrestler, though). It probably would have been a lot more interesting than engineering, but there's really no opportunity for independent promotions anymore, so I probably would have ended up on a dead-end career.
I remember when I was around 14 I spent most of the year occasionally pondering how a perpetual motion machine could conceivably cheat the laws of thermodynamics and it was pretty cool reaching that point where I really understood why it's not possible.
Haha yeah me too.
I mean
you fuckin NEEEEEEERRRRRRD
If you think questioning the laws of physics and thermodynamics is nerdy, then you're going to be serving fries to a lot of nerds.
As for me, my uncle worked for a wrestling promotion up in Minnesota and knew a bunch of wrestlers and used to show me a shitload of tapes, so up until the age of 12 or so, I wanted to work in the wrestling business somehow (not as a wrestler, though). It probably would have been a lot more interesting than engineering, but there's really no opportunity for independent promotions anymore, so I probably would have ended up on a dead-end career.
I remember when I was around 14 I spent most of the year occasionally pondering how a perpetual motion machine could conceivably cheat the laws of thermodynamics and it was pretty cool reaching that point where I really understood why it's not possible.
Haha yeah me too.
I mean
you fuckin NEEEEEEERRRRRRD
If you think questioning the laws of physics and thermodynamics is nerdy, then you're going to be serving fries to a lot of nerds.
As for me, my uncle worked for a wrestling promotion up in Minnesota and knew a bunch of wrestlers and used to show me a shitload of tapes, so up until the age of 12 or so, I wanted to work in the wrestling business somehow (not as a wrestler, though). It probably would have been a lot more interesting than engineering, but there's really no opportunity for independent promotions anymore, so I probably would have ended up on a dead-end career.
I remember when I was around 14 I spent most of the year occasionally pondering how a perpetual motion machine could conceivably cheat the laws of thermodynamics and it was pretty cool reaching that point where I really understood why it's not possible.
Haha yeah me too.
I mean
you fuckin NEEEEEEERRRRRRD
If you think questioning the laws of physics and thermodynamics is nerdy, then you're going to be serving fries to a lot of nerds.
As for me, my uncle worked for a wrestling promotion up in Minnesota and knew a bunch of wrestlers and used to show me a shitload of tapes, so up until the age of 12 or so, I wanted to work in the wrestling business somehow (not as a wrestler, though). It probably would have been a lot more interesting than engineering, but there's really no opportunity for independent promotions anymore, so I probably would have ended up on a dead-end career.
I remember when I was around 14 I spent most of the year occasionally pondering how a perpetual motion machine could conceivably cheat the laws of thermodynamics and it was pretty cool reaching that point where I really understood why it's not possible.
Haha yeah me too.
I mean
you fuckin NEEEEEEERRRRRRD
If you think questioning the laws of physics and thermodynamics is nerdy, then you're going to be serving fries to a lot of nerds.
Please explain what series of events is likely to happen that will lead to my career changing to fry service.
I remember when I was around 14 I spent most of the year occasionally pondering how a perpetual motion machine could conceivably cheat the laws of thermodynamics and it was pretty cool reaching that point where I really understood why it's not possible.
Haha yeah me too.
I mean
you fuckin NEEEEEEERRRRRRD
If you think questioning the laws of physics and thermodynamics is nerdy, then you're going to be serving fries to a lot of nerds.
Please explain what series of events is likely to happen that will lead to my career changing to fry service.
I drew you a diagram with the word continuum spelt incorrectly!
If this doesn't explain how I don't think it can be explained.
You see, you need to serve cheesy fries, otherwise, death.
I remember when I was around 14 I spent most of the year occasionally pondering how a perpetual motion machine could conceivably cheat the laws of thermodynamics and it was pretty cool reaching that point where I really understood why it's not possible.
Haha yeah me too.
I mean
you fuckin NEEEEEEERRRRRRD
If you think questioning the laws of physics and thermodynamics is nerdy, then you're going to be serving fries to a lot of nerds.
Please explain what series of events is likely to happen that will lead to my career changing to fry service.
I drew you a diagram with the word continuum spelt incorrectly!
If this doesn't explain how I don't think it can be explained.
You see, you need to serve cheesy fries, otherwise, death.
I remember when I was around 14 I spent most of the year occasionally pondering how a perpetual motion machine could conceivably cheat the laws of thermodynamics and it was pretty cool reaching that point where I really understood why it's not possible.
Haha yeah me too.
I mean
you fuckin NEEEEEEERRRRRRD
If you think questioning the laws of physics and thermodynamics is nerdy, then you're going to be serving fries to a lot of nerds.
As for me, my uncle worked for a wrestling promotion up in Minnesota and knew a bunch of wrestlers and used to show me a shitload of tapes, so up until the age of 12 or so, I wanted to work in the wrestling business somehow (not as a wrestler, though). It probably would have been a lot more interesting than engineering, but there's really no opportunity for independent promotions anymore, so I probably would have ended up on a dead-end career.
You're not too bright are you? We weren't just talking about questioning them, but reaching that point of really understanding why they're laws instead of just parroting information that wasn't really understood as so many unfortunately do. And this isn't meant as an insult toward others that aren't that interested in science but just pointing out the difference to you after you tried to "put us in our place" you pompous windbag.
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The whole, like "all the jobs in my field are in California" thing gets old after the fifth time you've gone "I have to leave my friends, my family, my karate school, pretty much everything except my profession, just to get a job." Shit, I can't believe I was considering Canada at one point.
I should slap you for that kind of pussy-talk. Spend time with your winner friends, not your loser friends.
Wait, fuck this, there's already some kind of ninja on YouTube saying this exact message.
Yeah, I barely see a couple of my old friends basically because they spent a couple years doing nothing at all, both jobwise and personal-growthwise. One managed to get his shit straightened out and is doing good for a guy who's a daddy at 22. The other went back to living with his parents.
I was thinking this
I'm glad you did it
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She answers, "I want to be an elephant."
And he's all ,"You can't!"
And then she's all bam I'm an elephant
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I wanted to be a paleontologist. Dinosaurs fucking rule.
How do you shovel steam?
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Haha yeah me too.
I mean
you fuckin NEEEEEEERRRRRRD
That particular thing bugged me for a few weeks though. I still don't fully understand why perpetual motion isn't possible.
then i realized i wasn't funny
and didn't like drawing repetitive things
except for myself
so uh
yeah
then i wanted to be a forensic ballistics and/or spattering specialist
but.. now i do autocad
close enough right
no such thing as "totally frictionless"
friction means drag
drag means heat
heat means negative energy
negative energy has to be countered from something, somewhere
no matter on how miniscule a level, all things must equal zero
Would you believe that was a guess?
I don't think I have actually seen that one before.
well that was my first thought too
"girl who does fantastical things" kind of narrows it down
I can see right through you
If you think questioning the laws of physics and thermodynamics is nerdy, then you're going to be serving fries to a lot of nerds.
As for me, my uncle worked for a wrestling promotion up in Minnesota and knew a bunch of wrestlers and used to show me a shitload of tapes, so up until the age of 12 or so, I wanted to work in the wrestling business somehow (not as a wrestler, though). It probably would have been a lot more interesting than engineering, but there's really no opportunity for independent promotions anymore, so I probably would have ended up on a dead-end career.
Defender is a bigger fucking nerd than you are.
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major identity crisis
Well he argues better than him
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Please explain what series of events is likely to happen that will lead to my career changing to fry service.
I drew you a diagram with the word continuum spelt incorrectly!
If this doesn't explain how I don't think it can be explained.
You see, you need to serve cheesy fries, otherwise, death.
But what if he stays in the middle?
Cheesy Death
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Or an astronaut, that's cool too.
It's a great euphemism for a hooker though
THERE CAN ONLY BE ONE!
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To be a child prodigy
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I guess I wanted to play God!
So you wanted to play hide and seek?