*** The TRAIN ***

[djvaly]

Nope... it's called not giving a fuck!

Lunch time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

yeah!

[SSwt00SS]

I can't argue that. But I'm serious... I'm proud of mr.SSwt00SS for enduring all the crap just to get that document.

yes, that lone single piece of paper

i didn't want to walk, and do all that political, PR crap. i only walked because my grandmother asked me too...

[ntimid8r]

hehhe I got batchlor in computer science and engineering and math minor.

Now that's just insane. You're obviously into math. Good for you. Ironically that's one of my worst subjects. My best subject has always been observing the female anatomy.

[ntimid8r]

Yes sir, I do. Kansas State University College of Architecture, Planning & Design, 2003. If I were to go back for one more semester I could pick up 3 minors: Planning, Geology, and Geography...

but like everyone else here, school is not my thing. Yes i did good in HS and college GPA wise, but sports are what kept me inline (football, baseball, soccer and track). if i didn't have sports i never would have graduated HS, cause i hated it that much...

With an expensive degree like that..... has it been a great asset as far as getting a job?? BTW: What do you do for a living?

[Emily]

yes, that lone single piece of paper

i didn't want to walk, and do all that political, PR crap. i only walked because my grandmother asked me too...

I didn't walk.

[ZAPFOOL!!]

I walked, cause my parents wanted me to

[ntimid8r]

but like everyone else here, school is not my thing. Yes i did good in HS and college GPA wise, but sports are what kept me inline (football, baseball, soccer and track). if i didn't have sports i never would have graduated HS, cause i hated it that much...

School was never my thing either. Although I only played on the school teams very rarely, I was actually a pretty good athlete. But not even that kept me around school. Mainly 'cause I never knew what I wanted to do in life.... still don't. I graduated h.s. with the bare minimum points and still could care less about it.

[Emily]

I walked, cause my parents wanted me to

i didn't walk because my parents wanted me to walk.

[ntimid8r]

I didn't walk.

I walk quite a bit..... to and from my car. In and out of the house. I'm not too bad at it either.

[ZAPFOOL!!]

i didn't walk because my parents wanted me to walk.

they payed for half the engineering degree...figured I owed them at least that

[Emily]

School was never my thing either. Although I only played on the school teams very rarely, I was actually a pretty good athlete. But not even that kept me around school. Mainly 'cause I never knew what I wanted to do in life.... still don't. I graduated h.s. with the bare minimum points and still could care less about it.

Highschool sucks on both ends. Being a student and being a teacher.

[ntimid8r]

I walked, cause my parents wanted me to

Why do I envision you crawling, in a drunken stuper, during your graduation.

[ntimid8r]

they payed for half the engineering degree...figured I owed them at least that

Suck up.

[Emily]

they payed for half the engineering degree...figured I owed them at least that

My grandparents paid for mine.

[ntimid8r]

Highschool sucks on both ends. Being a student and being a teacher.

Are you a school teacher mrs.emily??

[Emily]

Are you a school teacher mrs.emily??

I was one for 2 years. 2D art, 3D art, Photography, Graphic Design and yearbook. My 1st day, actually semester teaching, my students thought I was a student!

[SSwt00SS]

With an expensive degree like that..... has it been a great asset as far as getting a job?? BTW: What do you do for a living?

actually not all that expensive. i have a 10 year loan and i will have it paid off sometime in 2008. Yes, it has been a very good asset in landing me a job. 5 year program, accredited, KSU's architecture program is tough, but it's in the Top 10 in the country.

i work in an archtiecture firm in Dallas that specializes in Healthcare (hospitals, etc), Senior Living (which i am in), Higher Education (colleges), commercial, retial, and civil centers (government) architecture.

last friday we got out the project i have been working on for the last 14-15 months. a 26 story, senior living highrise/mixed use building in downtown Seattle.

[Emily]

actually not all that expensive. i have a 10 year loan and i will have it paid off sometime in 2008. Yes, it has been a very good asset in landing me a job. 5 year program, accredited, KSU's architecture program is tough, but it's in the Top 10 in the country.

i work in an archtiecture firm in Dallas that specializes in Healthcare (hospitals, etc), Senior Living (which i am in), Higher Education (colleges), commercial, retial, and civil centers (government) architecture.

last friday we got out the project i have been working on for the last 14-15 months. a 26 story, senior living highrise/mixed use building in downtown Seattle.

Thats really neat. Do you have samples? I'd love to see some of your work.

[ntimid8r]

I was one for 2 years. 2D art, 3D art, Photography, Graphic Design and yearbook. My 1st day, actually semester teaching, my students thought I was a student!

I'm positive you inspired Van Halen.... Hot for teacher!!

I'd like to come out to Florida and get taught a lesson by you.

[Spaz]

lunch is over...