You have to ask a follow-up question now and then, better still if you follow up a day or two later, even better than that just after whatever it is they were on about was due to happen._j5689_ wrote:
How do you react better to venting? I just kind of yeah and mhmm'ed my way through it until she finally stopped
And girls sometimes do talk to me about a lot of stuff, I have a more logical and impersonal view of things that most people don't really have that a lot of them respect when asking me for advice
loljsnipy wrote:
checkmateaynrandroolz wrote:
Kampframmer wrote:
I also found out that my monthly student financing (govt hand-out as jay would call it)
you can also buy cigarettesJaekus wrote:
It's bollocks. You can go and die for your country at 18 but you can't have a beer because that's wrong.
Wisconsin was one of those states requiring 18 years or older back then, now we just have it where people under 21 can drink alcohol under parental supervision and it's legal._j5689_ wrote:
It had always been 21 in almost every state ever since prohibition ended and then many states changed it to 18 or 19 in the 70s. Then the Baby Boomers apparently fucked that all up and the Federal Government strong-armed all the states throughout the early 80s by withholding 10% of their highway maintenance fund if they didn't change the drinking age to 21
You can volunteer to die for your country at 18, it's not like you are drafted.Jaekus wrote:
It's bollocks. You can go and die for your country at 18 but you can't have a beer because that's wrong.
It shouldn't be a fucking problem having different ages for different things, and unlike in the military, you can easily get away with underage drinking. It'd be pretty fucking hard to volunteer underage, that is, of course, not including the fact that you can volunteer at 17 with your parent/guardian signing a letter of consent.-Whiteroom- wrote:
... you volunteer to drink to don't you, not like you're forced...
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You don't drink, why do you even have an opinion.War Man wrote:
It shouldn't be a fucking problem having different ages for different things, and unlike in the military, you can easily get away with underage drinking. It'd be pretty fucking hard to volunteer underage, that is, of course, not including the fact that you can volunteer at 17 with your parent/guardian signing a letter of consent.-Whiteroom- wrote:
... you volunteer to drink to don't you, not like you're forced...
Mutantbear wrote:
i have no idea what warman is arguing
i think hes just trying to get us to volunteer for the army
Or offering us free beers if we go to Wisconsin?Mutantbear wrote:
i have no idea what warman is arguing
i think hes just trying to get us to volunteer for the army
Way to miss the point.War Man wrote:
Wisconsin was one of those states requiring 18 years or older back then, now we just have it where people under 21 can drink alcohol under parental supervision and it's legal._j5689_ wrote:
It had always been 21 in almost every state ever since prohibition ended and then many states changed it to 18 or 19 in the 70s. Then the Baby Boomers apparently fucked that all up and the Federal Government strong-armed all the states throughout the early 80s by withholding 10% of their highway maintenance fund if they didn't change the drinking age to 21You can volunteer to die for your country at 18, it's not like you are drafted.Jaekus wrote:
It's bollocks. You can go and die for your country at 18 but you can't have a beer because that's wrong.
Tell them you can't taste saltPochsy wrote:
I feel my graduate school statement of interest letters are turning out bland and shitty. /FWP
How am I to suck up without looking like I am?
Dude, you got me so good! I didn't even see it coming!Jay wrote:
Tell them you can't taste saltPochsy wrote:
I feel my graduate school statement of interest letters are turning out bland and shitty. /FWP
How am I to suck up without looking like I am?
I've had beer and wine before. Too bad miller is the only beer I've tasted(I understand why people say you're drinking a mouthful of water drinking this stuff). Just my parents are not drinkers and don't constantly get that stuff.UnkleRukus wrote:
You don't drink, why do you even have an opinion.War Man wrote:
It shouldn't be a fucking problem having different ages for different things, and unlike in the military, you can easily get away with underage drinking. It'd be pretty fucking hard to volunteer underage, that is, of course, not including the fact that you can volunteer at 17 with your parent/guardian signing a letter of consent.-Whiteroom- wrote:
... you volunteer to drink to don't you, not like you're forced...
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did you grad uni yet? if not they probs want someone full time.Hurricane2k9 wrote:
i wish these cunts would get back to me about this job
bet you they think i'm overqualified or some bullshit
these majors are a fucking waste of itme
my buddy who barely graduated high school makes more money than me right now.
got three semesters left... i'm trying to nail down an internship for this summer. I went to a career fair at my school a few weeks ago and a few companies seemed promising, although one wasn't actively recruiting for summer yet. But the girl for that one seemed pretty impressed with my resume (especially my GPA, which shocked me) and said I should definitely apply once they start taking apps for summer. Hopefully that works out!Cybargs wrote:
did you grad uni yet? if not they probs want someone full time.Hurricane2k9 wrote:
i wish these cunts would get back to me about this job
bet you they think i'm overqualified or some bullshit
these majors are a fucking waste of itme
my buddy who barely graduated high school makes more money than me right now.
