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well, I if noticed someone in here had lost their mini-skirt, I doubt I'd bring it to their attention.

Originally posted by Bloodstalker:
<STRONG>well, I if noticed someone in here had lost their mini-skirt, I doubt I'd bring it to their attention. </STRONG>

Even though there are rewards for finding lost miniskirts?

Originally posted by Bloodstalker:

well, I if noticed someone in here had lost their mini-skirt, I doubt I'd bring it to their attention.

Especially if it was in his size.

Originally posted by McBane:
<STRONG> Especially if it was in his size. </STRONG>

BTW SS, it is nice to see you back.

@ BS - j/k about the skirt thing

@SS, rewards? what rewards? And would you have to recognize the stolen mini for me to claim it?


@McBane, No worries dude, I got a thick skin. lol

A miniskirt stolen? Dammit, I thought Sleep had finally got over his compulsion to wear women's clothing

Originally posted by C Elegans:
<STRONG>A miniskirt stolen? Dammit, I thought Sleep had finally got over his compulsion to wear women's clothing </STRONG>

Don't pick on poor Sleepy, everyone's gotta have a hobby

Originally posted by Mr Snow:
<STRONG>
Don't pick on poor Sleepy, everyone's gotta have a hobby </STRONG>

Ah, I think he is rather cute in a mini-skirt But stealing them from ladies is not the way to go - there are shops!

How are you doing, Snow? Have you got any wiser regarding your career choice?

Originally posted by C Elegans:
<STRONG>Ah, I think he is rather cute in a mini-skirt But stealing them from ladies is not the way to go - there are shops!

How are you doing, Snow? Have you got any wiser regarding your career choice? </STRONG>

Not yet, Work is in the middle of a D&C Contract (Design and Construct for the uninitiated) for services to an Open Pit gold mine that's now going Underground.
So it's very busy at the moment, and I'd feel bad leaving at such a time. But I'll make my decision early next year when it's over.

But the my main concern was that I'd want to still have some form of employment. ie I'd rather not up and out without a steady income from somewhere (the dole's not my preference).
And places I've fished around at so far have been unwilling to commit while I have a job, and I worry that I'd leave my job to go somewhere else and they say the position was filled, now I have no job, no money.

But again the comments above do not state my "Ideal" job, only a continuation of the "same sh#t, different day" scenario. I've yet to have a career that gets my heart/mind racing (if you understand what I mean).

I suppose it's just the price I payed for committing to a line of work while I was still in Highschool that I was not really interested in.
So let that be a lesson to all the up and comers... Make sure you really, really know what you want before committing to a long term occupation.

Originally posted by Bloodstalker:
<STRONG>@SS, rewards? what rewards? And would you have to recognize the stolen mini for me to claim it?</STRONG>

Whoever the skirt was stolen from has to recognize it. Said victim will also be in charge of giving out the reward.

Originally posted by Mr Snow:
<STRONG>
Don't pick on poor Sleepy, everyone's gotta have a hobby </STRONG>

Yep. Some people collect lamps. Some people collect stolen miniskirts.

Originally posted by Mr Snow:
<STRONG>But I'll make my decision early next year when it's over.

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So, you will have some time to figure out what you want to do I hope you find something that keeps you ticking

<STRONG>
So let that be a lesson to all the up and comers... Make sure you really, really know what you want before committing to a long term occupation.</STRONG>

So true But also remember it's never too late to change your career/profession. Sometimes it's better to spend a few years on education/building up your own business/whatever than spending another 30 years doing a kind of job one doesn't really enjoy.

Originally posted by Mr Snow:
<STRONG>So let that be a lesson to all the up and comers... Make sure you really, really know what you want before committing to a long term occupation.</STRONG>

Originally posted by C Elegans:
<STRONG>So true But also remember it's never too late to change your career/profession. Sometimes it's better to spend a few years on education/building up your own business/whatever than spending another 30 years doing a kind of job one doesn't really enjoy.</STRONG>

Another thing to remember is that sometimes things may seem tedious, boring, and not worthwhile in the career you've chosen; but you just need to keep your eye on the goal and perservere. It is important to never give up on your dreams, no matter how impossible they may seem. It is the striving to reach the goal that's important, not reaching the goal.

Originally posted by C Elegans:
<STRONG>Ah, I think he is rather cute in a mini-skirt But stealing them from ladies is not the way to go - there are shops! </STRONG>

Well you can get *lots* of things from shops....

*sits at the bar chatting with ChibiUsa waiting for some more customers to show up*

Originally posted by Sailor Saturn:
<STRONG>*sits at the bar chatting with ChibiUsa waiting for some more customers to show up*</STRONG>

Hi SS, still there?

Originally posted by Maharlika:
<STRONG>Hi SS, still there?</STRONG>

Howdy, Maharlika. Wha's up?

Don't mean to be over dramatic about the recent death of George, but somehow it struck me negative, that I can't explain.

Like Harry Potter getting this squeashy feeling when there is the presence of Dementors, or Tasslehoff realizing that Fizban has gotten Flint.

Doing my midterms right now though I'm having trouble coming up with good items for my students' exams.

How's the Public Speaking Business?

Originally posted by Maharlika:
<STRONG>How's the Public Speaking Business? </STRONG>

Monday is the last speech. It's a tribute/eulogy. I'll probably do mine as a tribute to Naoko Takeuchi.

I had to give a persuasive speech Wednesday. I attempted to persuade everyone that they needed to learn more languages than just their native tongue.

I'm also considering changing one of my majors.