30 and younger thread

I nod like that, mainly because I'm lost as fuck and I don't want the professor to notice.

 

I just took notes and learned out of the book like a normal human being

 

It's so hard to take notes when they write 10 equations that are tons of variable and never any numbers, then speak so un-fluently that you can't keep track of what is going on.

 

Oh in those classes I played hill climb racing the entire time.

Luckily most of my professors were american or spoke very good english.

 

god forbid you look away for a second.. when you look back at the board youre like WTF JUST HAPPENED???

 

where'd you go to school??

 

I want my kid to be smart...

 

lol.

New Mexico Tech.

 

im sure we all do but as i stated earlier gotta motivate in different ways

 

too late

ive heard horror stories of that place lol

 

I don't know if I want kids. I would be working on a project and forget to feed them or something. They would have to have a play pen in my shop so I can be working on something while they blow bubbles and shit. They just seem like such an inconvenience.

 

you plan on being a single dad? they dont really get in your way hell if anything they try to be helpful...unless your kid hates you...

 

Like how there's 1 girl for every 10 guys?

Well it's true, that's why we would drive up to Albuquerque every once in a while to party hard (with chicks and not a bunch of dudes )

But for engineering NMT blows UNM out of the water for way less money.

 

you can just tie it up right? leave a bowl of water out how kids work

 

No I would be married, but I'm bound to be stuck with the ankle biters at some point. My dad did most of the raising my brother and I since my mom was gone flying quite a bit.

 

meh i enjoy it. starting either next spring or summer (most likely summer) im going to be afull time student/stay at home dad until i can get my shit together

 

My visa credit card is insanely high for being a college kid. I wish I could pay my tuition on it to get the free rewards points. The school doesn't want to pay the fees though.

 

You have to remember too that some people can be book smart and get 4.0s and such but those people can also suck at real life applications. I've seen that.

I was all A's and B's in high school and it was easy for me. College is like a kick in the face.

 

I don't apply myself to books. The real world can learn me good.

 

Exactly, that's why they're horrible to work with. They generally have terrible communication skills and are downright weird.