U  mad?

No faith sheesh....


Yea, the most I ever had in high-school was a detention for being late to class to much.


But on the topic of fail schools as you guys put it.

Imagine if schools were administrated like how we do in Garry's mod, lol. Exploding a kid would teach them for doodling on my desks!


Moving on...

Some of you have stated that you don't know what you are going to do in high-school, that's fine most people don't know exactly what they are going to do later in life. Even I didn't untill a semester into college (I had a good idea granted)

But there are a few was to approach this:
First: Do nothing and hope some idea will come to you from the heavens. This generally is a bad approach, some of my friends who attempted this told me to great lengths how its lame and watching your friends all leave and go do things isn't fun. Most of them either: later adopted one of the latter approaches, or are still in my hometown working in a dead-end job and passing the time by immolating their brains in numerous drugs. Not the best outcome

Second: Head to college. Even if you don't know what you want to major in, that's generally fine. Because most colleges the first couple years are just prerequisite classes designed to give you a feeling for what a vast assortment of jobs will be like. Outcome: Some people decide college isn't for them and pursue opportunities else where, while some decide on a course of study that they like and follow through with it. College tends to open up a lot more opportunities than other things to do after high school. Even if you don't end up graduating from college, its still worth experiencing. But I'd recommend living on campus for at least a year, you meet a lot more people that way.


Third:.... Inner reflection? Hell I don't know. Just look at everything you enjoy doing. I'm pretty sure there is a job field that incorporates it. Try looking around the inter-webs for job ideas. Even if a job wont make you as much money as another would, its best to do what you enjoy doing rather then stuck in something you hate. Don't be afraid to experiment around with a few things a bit.


In conclusion:
Get off your lazy bum and do something, there is more to this world than video games, and high school.

No faith sheesh....


Yea, the most I ever had in high-school was a detention for being late to class to much.


But on the topic of fail schools as you guys put it.

Imagine if schools were administrated like how we do in Garry's mod, lol. Exploding a kid would teach them for doodling on my desks!


Moving on...

Some of you have stated that you don't know what you are going to do in high-school, that's fine most people don't know exactly what they are going to do later in life. Even I didn't untill a semester into college (I had a good idea granted)

But there are a few was to approach this:
First: Do nothing and hope some idea will come to you from the heavens. This generally is a bad approach, some of my friends who attempted this told me to great lengths how its lame and watching your friends all leave and go do things isn't fun. Most of them either: later adopted one of the latter approaches, or are still in my hometown working in a dead-end job and passing the time by immolating their brains in numerous drugs. Not the best outcome

Second: Head to college. Even if you don't know what you want to major in, that's generally fine. Because most colleges the first couple years are just prerequisite classes designed to give you a feeling for what a vast assortment of jobs will be like. Outcome: Some people decide college isn't for them and pursue opportunities else where, while some decide on a course of study that they like and follow through with it. College tends to open up a lot more opportunities than other things to do after high school. Even if you don't end up graduating from college, its still worth experiencing. But I'd recommend living on campus for at least a year, you meet a lot more people that way.


Third:.... Inner reflection? Hell I don't know. Just look at everything you enjoy doing. I'm pretty sure there is a job field that incorporates it. Try looking around the inter-webs for job ideas. Even if a job wont make you as much money as another would, its best to do what you enjoy doing rather then stuck in something you hate. Don't be afraid to experiment around with a few things a bit.


In conclusion:
Get off your lazy bum and do something, there is more to this world than video games, and high school.

Go for it, I'm going for both Electrical Engineering (With a micro-controller emphasis), and Mechanical Engineering (with an aerospace emphasis)

Do I look sexy?
I once got OSS because I said I wanted to be a fashion crossdresser.


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