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[saveferris321]

If anyone ever found a way to make life simple, i'd give him 20 bucks

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Bill Nye

[anonymous]

Trust the Lord....I'd like my twenty bucks,

Re: Bill Nye

[saveferris321]

Maybe an escape, something to hold onto, to keep going for. But i'm not seeing the simplification

simple? You might not like the answer

[sirk_nalnick]

A couple of things come to mind. (I don't need the 20

Re: simple? You might not like the answer

[saveferris321]

I notice an emphasis on relationships. Maybe that's what you think is making things *weird noises*. Myc omplaints are mainly of leaving high school and whether to go to college or not, or go straight into the work force from where I am. But point taken none the less.

General advise

[sirk_nalnick]

I don't suppose I know much about your life. I was just throwing out some thoughts. After reading my post again, it does sound like I'm trying to peg you on some personal things, but I really didn't intend to. So maybe a word on the subject now that I have a little more detail... I, personally, would recommend going to college, OW first to get an AA and then finish up at a major university. Get in and out of college as soon as possible and go your absolute best to get good grades. After high school, it's a competition for jobs. You have to keep in mind why you are going to college. (it's not grade 13-16, it's an investment of your time and money to get an edge on jobs. I suggest a career that you can be happy with, not just what you are "good" at, although that is a good start.

Sorry if the previous post came across as a little harsh; it was supposed to be a little "tounge-in-cheek." See you around.

[elkystark]

Tie yourself to a chair, put a funnel in your mouth, and wear a sign that says "Feed the hobo." Trust me, it'll work!

[thetribune]

To make things simple you need to just give me $20.