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My mom watched Day9daily 100 and LOVED it. - Page 7
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On November 18 2010 06:14 EternalFishY wrote: it wasn't ALL from television and gaming, but I did learn a lot from those things. I learned economics from playing World of Warcraft (auctionhouse 101) spelling / vocab / grammar from typing during games, any time I didn't know a word I would look it up because I didn't want to sound dumb. science/history have there respective channels on TV. I still did some work with math books, read some literature etc. but it was rare, and I was still able to graduate highschool 2 years early. The thing that being unschooled has taught me more then anything, is that I can learn something if I WANT to, extremely easily. When I wanted my GED I had no problem studying and getting it. To answer your main question though, I have basic knowledge in all subjects that are applicable to society, the rest is all about finding what I love to do (which for the time being is cooking) and figuring out the best source of knowledge available to me. I'm applying for a culinary apprenticeship in April, wish me luck! :D That sounds pretty awesome. TBH, not that much that I learned from high school I'll ever use now or in the future. Most learning really does happen outside of school. The only question I have is, are you still eligible to apply for university/college? Because not having a degree of some sort actually closes off a lot of potential career opportunities out there in today's society. | ||
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JulianSidewind
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 I kind of want to show it to my mom now... | ||
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Guard
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Your mom is awesome (that goes without saying). Last week I went to GSL party in Toronto and told my parents I'll be coming home in the morning because of it. My dad has always viewed the games that I play as "Chasing monsters around the screen." The next day he actually asked me "Can you explain to me why watching Starcraft is so much fun for you?" I don't think he got all of what I was telling him, but that didn't really matter it's the question that was important. | ||
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Philip2110
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On November 18 2010 07:41 0mgVitaminE wrote: Ya this makes me want to watch the 100th again. Manly tears Yeh i just finished watching it now. | ||
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vectorix108
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ionlyplayPROtoss
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 , my mom will NEVER EVER EVER watch anything to do with starcraft so she'll never experience the magic of it... | ||
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Gaxton
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And yes, its just as touching the second time : ) Kodos to OP's mom, and Day9's mom, and all other moms out there <3 | ||
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