BF2S Forums 2011 debate

he lives across the country now.  hes just as much of an internet friend as a real life friend.  not to mention hes had an account here for years

besides, im 16.

its still gay dude.  you can sugarcoat it as much as you want.  you should ask your friends and family if theyre also apart of a forum for a game for kids.  i wonder what theyll say

Sorry, I forgot that you were brought up to be like everyone around you. Your panties are in a knot cause you have the least votes aren't they.

unnamednewbie13 wrote:

HaiBai wrote:

its just sad.  go spend time with your family, and if you don't have one go get one.

i sure as hell wont be wasting my time on video game forums when i grow up.

especially when its to argue with 16/17 year olds.  lmfao

So instead you're going to waste the better years of your life on video game forums?

His whole life on the net hasn't he said? No uni and all that?

unnamednewbie13 wrote:

HaiBai wrote:

its just sad.  go spend time with your family, and if you don't have one go get one.

i sure as hell wont be wasting my time on video game forums when i grow up.

especially when its to argue with 16/17 year olds.  lmfao

So instead you're going to waste the better years of your life on video game forums?

its a schoolnight.  im a teenager.  no, i dont have anything better to do.  its the equivalent to playing games on my 360

HaiBai wrote:

its a schoolnight.  im a teenager.  no, i dont have anything better to do.  its the equivalent to playing games on my 360

if you realize this, log out, and come back later. the other two believe this is real life, and don't stand a chance.

HaiBai wrote:

thats gay too.  find something better to do.

also, i am definately going to college.  i was just saying that i dont need a degree to get the knowledge i require to have as a programmer

lol programmer. Do you speak Hindi?

if you think a 28 will cut it programming, i've got bad news for you. i scored a 35 on the ACT, and a 1505 on SAT. i'm smarter than you, and i'm logged into bf2s.com.

Hurricane2k9 wrote:

Jay wrote:

HaiBai wrote:

thats gay too.  find something better to do.

also, i am definately going to college.  i was just saying that i dont need a degree to get the knowledge i require to have as a programmer

lol programmer. Do you speak Hindi?

CS is a great field to get in to

I hope that's sarcasm. It was a great field to get into when it was new in the 90s. There were some top end programmers making six figures (my dad included). Then companies figured out they could outsource the work to India for a fraction of the cost and salaries and job security have never recovered. A CS degree holder is likely to move from entry level job to entry level job until he either lucks into a management position or ends up as a freelancer. Why? Because a ton of idiots graduate every year with degrees in CS and it's not like other fields where there's a vast experience gulf between 'pros' and newbies.

Other than sociology or english or art or something there really isn't a more dead end career path tied to a degree than with CS. My cousin has been programming professionally in Manhattan for the past ten years (he's been programming since he was 10, he's 30 now) and he says he'll be lucky if he ever sees $50k a year.

Jay wrote:

Hurricane2k9 wrote:

Jay wrote:

lol programmer. Do you speak Hindi?

CS is a great field to get in to

I hope that's sarcasm. It was a great field to get into when it was new in the 90s. There were some top end programmers making six figures (my dad included). Then companies figured out they could outsource the work to India for a fraction of the cost and salaries and job security have never recovered. A CS degree holder is likely to move from entry level job to entry level job until he either lucks into a management position or ends up as a freelancer. Why? Because a ton of idiots graduate every year with degrees in CS and it's not like other fields where there's a vast experience gulf between 'pros' and newbies.

Other than sociology or english or art or something there really isn't a more dead end career path tied to a degree than with CS. My cousin has been programming professionally in Manhattan for the past ten years (he's been programming since he was 10, he's 30 now) and he says he'll be lucky if he ever sees $50k a year.

I'd just go into the NSA if I had a CS degree. Can't outsource security clearance jobs to the Indians

-Sh1fty- wrote:

Hurricane2k9 wrote:

i'd lol if neither shifty nor war man could join the military

I might not be eligible for service, I probably have an eye disease. I'm going to try to join either way.

social disease