1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I’m just trying to get my four years done and get out of here.

 

Same though honestly,

But only 3 years for me

 

but at a frat party, they're not random people, they're your bros, bro!

I don't generally regret much that I've done over the years, but the frat parties I went to are not something I look back at fondly.

Work parties? Yeah, those were the best.

 

Everyone has random post it words on their windows.

Ours is blank.

Bet I won’t write Tacoma

 

Quitters.

I was there for 6.

 

I only have a few people I talk to my age. I spend more time talking to my friend’s dads than I talk to my actual friends.

 

Fuck that. Gimme my BS in Computer Engineering and I’m moving to the Silicon Valley.

 

I went to school for 10 months...

 

BS in Environmental Engineering and I’m going home.

 

And you call me the hippy

 

Ain’t even mad

 

My whole fooor reaks of weed.

 

but you'll be missing out though. Never know, might find that one girl who digs tacoma's.

You can take her on a trail and do "other" things..

 

You need to get some addy and get your study on

 

Wasn't that bad. I liked it, actually. I didn't kill myself taking 11 billion units a semester. I wanted to be able to work and have somewhat of a social life. The people I knew who were trying to hit it and quit it I swear were going grey and on anxiety meds by the end of it.

I was a double engineering major for the 1st 3 years, then I saw the light (after a friend graduated and got a super glamorous job designing the roofs for gas stations) and switched to geology/geophysics.

 

To live with mom and dad?

100% they've turned your old room into a bordello by now.

 

To work in the oilfield, hopefully rent one of my uncles houses for cheap (read free)

 

I don’t plan on being antisocial. I just don’t like those booze filled parties with sadness and shame.

 

Be the DD, you get most the fun and not the misery after

 

I do remember, however, that feeling of getting in, getting my degree, and GTOFing.

But that changed after a year. You meet new people, and you become more independent form your parents/family. You start creating your own life (that's part of the point of college, really).