EPTOn January 27 2013 13:17 3FFA wrote:
What was your best subject in school?
What was your best subject in school?
In High School, Math and English.
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CaucasianAsian
Korea (South)11590 Posts
In High School, Math and English. | ||
Heyoka
Katowice25012 Posts
On January 28 2013 10:26 Firebolt145 wrote: I don't mean to insult people with these degrees, but whenever I hear about people graduating in majors like history/philosophy etc, I can't help but think that the only careers they can get into are things like teaching or authoring. Can you help broaden my mind? What other common careers are there for these majors? HotBid went to law school. Actually now that I think about it all my friends got who philosophy degrees went into teaching or law school also. | ||
HawaiianPig
Canada5155 Posts
Law school is the catch-all for those of us who did some kind of liberal arts major, who don't want to get a PhD in that field, and have no idea what to do with ourselves. | ||
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isaachukfan
Canada785 Posts
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Plexa
Aotearoa39261 Posts
On January 27 2013 13:17 3FFA wrote: What was your best subject in school? On paper, music - I got a very lucky exam According to my school - history As far as I'm concerned - calculus | ||
p4NDemik
United States13896 Posts
You can secure complete financial stability for you and your immediate family. Whatever your/their needs are they will be met. The one catch is that if you accept your ability to feel and experience emotions will be drastically reduced. You can smell, but only in the most basic sense, like bitter/sweet, etc. You can still feel love/pain/etc. but they will be far less intense. Only your senses of sight and hearing seem uninhibited. You remain aware of how vivid your other senses used to be. Do you take the offer or leave it and live as you do right now? | ||
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Alryk
United States2718 Posts
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p4NDemik
United States13896 Posts
On January 28 2013 15:28 Alryk wrote: Why do people get warned for announcing "first" or "second" etc. assuming they have a reasonble post in addition to that? Is it just one of those not allowed things? It's pointless filler. We allow largely pointless filler to a certain extent (see LR threads and other places where it's fine to spam away) but there is a point at which we draw a line. First! Second! ... et al land clearly on the moderator-action-worthy side of that line. edit: To clarify on your question though, there are no exceptions to the rule because once we let something slide shit get's out of hand. And honestly why does anyone actually want to waste keystrokes on those types of additions to their comments? No one's e-peen is growing because of that. Make a LR thread OP if you want your e-peen to feel bigger. That's what I did. That's actually useful. | ||
Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37058 Posts
On January 28 2013 15:35 p4NDemik wrote: It's pointless filler. We allow largely pointless filler to a certain extent (see LR threads and other places where it's fine to spam away) but there is a point at which we draw a line. First! Second! ... et al land clearly on the moderator-action-worthy side of that line. edit: To clarify on your question though, there are no exceptions to the rule because once we let something slide shit get's out of hand. And honestly why does anyone actually want to waste keystrokes on those types of additions to their comments? No one's e-peen is growing because of that. Make a LR thread OP if you want your e-peen to feel bigger. That's what I did. That's actually useful. How do you feel about +1? | ||
SirJolt
the Dagon Knight4010 Posts
I can't speak for anyone else, but just posting, "+1" seems pretty senseless. If you can't manage to think further than, "Everything this guy said speaks for me," then you shouldn't post. Someone else already has. | ||
shz
Germany2687 Posts
On January 28 2013 15:16 p4NDemik wrote: Alright I want to hear you guys answer this question. You can secure complete financial stability for you and your immediate family. Whatever your/their needs are they will be met. The one catch is that if you accept your ability to feel and experience emotions will be drastically reduced. You can smell, but only in the most basic sense, like bitter/sweet, etc. You can still feel love/pain/etc. but they will be far less intense. Only your senses of sight and hearing seem uninhibited. You remain aware of how vivid your other senses used to be. Do you take the offer or leave it and live as you do right now? No way. I like emotions. | ||
Kipsate
Netherlands45349 Posts
On January 28 2013 15:16 p4NDemik wrote: Alright I want to hear you guys answer this question. You can secure complete financial stability for you and your immediate family. Whatever your/their needs are they will be met. The one catch is that if you accept your ability to feel and experience emotions will be drastically reduced. You can smell, but only in the most basic sense, like bitter/sweet, etc. You can still feel love/pain/etc. but they will be far less intense. Only your senses of sight and hearing seem uninhibited. You remain aware of how vivid your other senses used to be. Do you take the offer or leave it and live as you do right now? Live as I do now, emotions and feelings is part of what makes us human. | ||
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SirJolt
the Dagon Knight4010 Posts
On January 28 2013 15:16 p4NDemik wrote: Alright I want to hear you guys answer this question. You can secure complete financial stability for you and your immediate family. Whatever your/their needs are they will be met. The one catch is that if you accept your ability to feel and experience emotions will be drastically reduced. You can smell, but only in the most basic sense, like bitter/sweet, etc. You can still feel love/pain/etc. but they will be far less intense. Only your senses of sight and hearing seem uninhibited. You remain aware of how vivid your other senses used to be. Do you take the offer or leave it and live as you do right now? Become a perfect, ageless machine, securing for my wretched family exactly the kind of cursed wealth and comfort they'd need to highlight their eternal, joyless existences. + Show Spoiler + Naw man, feels for lyfe. | ||
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DystopiaX
United States16236 Posts
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tree.hugger
Philadelphia, PA10406 Posts
On January 27 2013 13:17 3FFA wrote: What was your best subject in school? Geography and creative writing On January 28 2013 10:26 Firebolt145 wrote: I don't mean to insult people with these degrees, but whenever I hear about people graduating in majors like history/philosophy etc, I can't help but think that the only careers they can get into are things like teaching or authoring. Can you help broaden my mind? What other common careers are there for these majors? That's what you'd think, but the university programs with the highest post-graduate unemployment are sometimes the most definitively professional ones. Architecture is at the top of the list, (13.9% unemployment) and Law has gotten a reputation recently for being oversaturated. What's important isn't whether there are a ton of jobs for your focus of study, but whether there are many other people studying the same thing that you are. That's why you see lower post-graduate unemployment in studies like Art History than you might for something more concrete. In reality, in the US, the rates for unemployment among categories of majors are fairly similar: Arts: 11.1% rate, Social Science: 8.9% rate, Humanities/Liberal Arts: 9.4% rate, Business: 7.4% rate. No one major is a ticket to success or failure. | ||
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neoghaleon55
United States7435 Posts
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KadaverBB
Germany25657 Posts
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Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37058 Posts
On January 29 2013 08:41 KadaverBB wrote: I usually just get sad and hug my yoshi plushie until I feel better. Mail me one please. | ||
motbob
United States12546 Posts
On January 29 2013 08:39 neoghaleon55 wrote: How do you guys get over your favorite player (s) losing? I switch games. | ||
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Kipsate
Netherlands45349 Posts
don't hate. | ||
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