My brother was high for the entire march break, thanks to the Oxycontin they gave him for the pain, it was hilarious. He kept saying stupid things. My brother has a picture of the tumor, I'll see if i can link it. The cut was tiny though, I was disappointed when I saw it :P
Anyways, if I could use all the money I wanted. Buy a Supercomputer, play video games on it, 100 inch 3D HDTV. Drones, Blimps, and best of all, a home on the Moon.
Pretty much have my day made. I'd probably buy Area 51 and all the stuff in it too. Just for shits n' giggles.
Anyways, if I could use all the money I wanted. Buy a Supercomputer, play video games on it, 100 inch 3D HDTV. Drones, Blimps, and best of all, a home on the Moon.
Pretty much have my day made. I'd probably buy Area 51 and all the stuff in it too. Just for shits n' giggles.
Methinks you both misunderstood my question 
I was asking what would you like to do if it really didn't matter how much you were paid. What would be your dream job if you had enough money? Lots of people nowadays go to university/college to study crap they aren't even remotely interested it, and after graduating they start working in jobs they aren't interested in, and in the end they die having spent their entire lives doing what they were "supposed" to be doing in order to live up to social expectations. I don't think that makes sense at all. Sure, people will make excuses such as "But I have a family and I have to work at whatever I can to keep them fed/dressed/etc". Thing is, unless you live in an exceedingly crappy country, nobody in the world can force you to marry and have a family. Sure, that is what people expect, but when keeping in mind the majority of the people are stupid, why should you listen to them instead of yourself?
tl;dr: My question was misunderstood. I'm asking what would be your dream job if money didn't matter? What would you do for a living if you could choose anything ant not worry about money?
I was asking what would you like to do if it really didn't matter how much you were paid. What would be your dream job if you had enough money? Lots of people nowadays go to university/college to study crap they aren't even remotely interested it, and after graduating they start working in jobs they aren't interested in, and in the end they die having spent their entire lives doing what they were "supposed" to be doing in order to live up to social expectations. I don't think that makes sense at all. Sure, people will make excuses such as "But I have a family and I have to work at whatever I can to keep them fed/dressed/etc". Thing is, unless you live in an exceedingly crappy country, nobody in the world can force you to marry and have a family. Sure, that is what people expect, but when keeping in mind the majority of the people are stupid, why should you listen to them instead of yourself?tl;dr: My question was misunderstood. I'm asking what would be your dream job if money didn't matter? What would you do for a living if you could choose anything ant not worry about money?
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As a lover of math and art, I've gotta say working as an architect sounds really fun. That's what I'm studying for. I like taking taking care of children/teaching as well, too bad the salery is really poor (not that it's got anything to do with LT's question). Being a teacher would probably become a pain in the ass after a while though, due to the assholes there are among kids and teenagers.
Ahhhh, I really need to catch up on my sleep, I've been misunderstanding so much stuff recently.
My dream job would be an astronaut. I've always wanted to go into space, it's like my singularly greatest dream ever. Jisse I totally agree with you, being an architect would be my second job. It's singularly amazing knowing that your long hours of work and thought went into drawing up floor plans which would be used to create a beautiful building.
My dream job would be an astronaut. I've always wanted to go into space, it's like my singularly greatest dream ever. Jisse I totally agree with you, being an architect would be my second job. It's singularly amazing knowing that your long hours of work and thought went into drawing up floor plans which would be used to create a beautiful building.
