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On January 14 2014 00:12 TOCHMY wrote:
Should I take a year off work and study japanese in Kyoto, even though it might not lead to japanese related work/education?
If you're not missing anything while your gone and are able to pick up relatively where you left off, I don't see why not. If learning Japanese/expiriencing their culture is something you really want to do then go for it.
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Has anyone experience with learning norwegian? I´m currently in the first semester MSc Economics and I thought that it might be a good idea to move to Norway some day. 
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On January 13 2014 21:17 Amestir wrote:Show nested quote +On January 13 2014 19:57 RogerX wrote:
Why is pacific rim called pacific rim? Because the portal where the monsters come from is a rim in the pacific ocean.
wow that's more simple than I thought.
speaking of Japan, how much language experience should I have if I go to the country?
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On January 14 2014 06:18 RogerX wrote:Show nested quote +On January 13 2014 21:17 Amestir wrote:On January 13 2014 19:57 RogerX wrote:
Why is pacific rim called pacific rim? Because the portal where the monsters come from is a rim in the pacific ocean. wow that's more simple than I thought. speaking of Japan, how much language experience should I have if I go to the country?
Depends on what you're gonna do.
Vacation? Learn some simple phrases and words to get around, stuff like "Where is...? "... wa doko desu ka?".
Study? Again, depends on what school and their rules. Usually you need to know Hiragana and Katakana.
Work? You need to know japanese.
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Thanks, I was thinking more of a vacation. I have a bit of high school Japanese under my belt, and I don't mind boosting it again.
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On January 14 2014 06:26 RogerX wrote:
Thanks, I was thinking more of a vacation. I have a bit of high school Japanese under my belt, and I don't mind boasting it again.
Then you probably know more japanese than I did when I was there, and probably more than I know now, lol.
You should totally go there, though! Hell I was there for 2 weeks on vacation and now I'm considering studying for a year there.
That's how awesome Japan is...
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You guys are making me wish it's October already.
Have at trip to Japan planned for October.
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On January 14 2014 10:44 rebdomine wrote:
You guys are making me wish it's October already.
Have at trip to Japan planned for October.
That's when I'm going! School starts in the middle of October. If you're going to Kyoto, send me a PM and we can hook up. I know a couple of places that serve awesome draft beer.
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do zerglings dream of infested sheep?
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On January 16 2014 07:56 3point14 wrote:
do zerglings dream of infested sheep?
What do sheep dream of?
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On January 16 2014 08:09 Ettick wrote:Show nested quote +On January 16 2014 07:56 3point14 wrote:
do zerglings dream of infested sheep? What do sheep dream of?
Jumping over fences.
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What the hell can I do with my English degree? I mean, I knew it was relatively useless going into it, but I didn't know it was going to be THIS bad.
Side note: Considering teaching English overseas in Korea for a year or two to dump my student loan while seeing the world; anyone have any experience doing this?
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On January 16 2014 08:13 Najda wrote:Show nested quote +On January 16 2014 08:09 Ettick wrote:On January 16 2014 07:56 3point14 wrote:
do zerglings dream of infested sheep? What do sheep dream of? Jumping over fences.
Humans jumping over fences.
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On January 16 2014 08:22 Steemer wrote:
What the hell can I do with my English degree? I mean, I knew it was relatively useless going into it, but I didn't know it was going to be THIS bad.
Side note: Considering teaching English overseas in Korea for a year or two to dump my student loan while seeing the world; anyone have any experience doing this?
Really the only thing you can do with an English degree is be an English teacher 
How come with one of my eyes I see everything slightly tinted with red, and the other eye slightly tinted with blue?
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On January 16 2014 10:53 [UoN]Sentinel wrote:Show nested quote +On January 16 2014 08:22 Steemer wrote:
What the hell can I do with my English degree? I mean, I knew it was relatively useless going into it, but I didn't know it was going to be THIS bad.
Side note: Considering teaching English overseas in Korea for a year or two to dump my student loan while seeing the world; anyone have any experience doing this? Really the only thing you can do with an English degree is be an English teacher How come with one of my eyes I see everything slightly tinted with red, and the other eye slightly tinted with blue?
Are you wearing 3D glasses?
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On January 16 2014 10:58 rebdomine wrote:Show nested quote +On January 16 2014 10:53 [UoN]Sentinel wrote:On January 16 2014 08:22 Steemer wrote:
What the hell can I do with my English degree? I mean, I knew it was relatively useless going into it, but I didn't know it was going to be THIS bad.
Side note: Considering teaching English overseas in Korea for a year or two to dump my student loan while seeing the world; anyone have any experience doing this? Really the only thing you can do with an English degree is be an English teacher How come with one of my eyes I see everything slightly tinted with red, and the other eye slightly tinted with blue? Are you wearing 3D glasses?
Oh god I thought those red/blue ones died in 2005 or something.
No, just when I close my eye, a white surface will look pinkish, and then when I close my other eye, it'll be bluish. Not by much; it's only evident when I switch between eyes that I see the color difference.
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Hong Kong9165 Posts
Your white balance is messed up; might need servicing.
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You're telling me none of you have ever seen this happen?
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Nope. My body and lenses render colors accurately.
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Sometimes I see a blue screen of death so I just restart life and it usually works fine.
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