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Turbo Lag
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I don't even spend 15mins on the train in the first place. I'm off to the school library ASAP tomorrow.
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When I was a little kid my mother told me not to stare into the sun. So once when I was six, I did.
Nah, truly. Not sure if these things could be considered evil, but what the hell:
-When I was a little kid, me and my brother buried two birds that died in my "backyard". We buried them right there, and I told my mom. She was freaking mad at us
-Once I broke a lightbulb at school, but it was one hell of a lightbulb, around 30cm of diameter. We told our gym teacher that it fell
-I'm using ortodoncy, but I'm faking my jaw position. I have maxillary prognathism (the opposite of Jay Leno, who has mandibular prognathism, hence his prominent jaw). Never thought it could be something disastrous, but now that I think about it, one of the most stupid things I have ever done, since I'm about to finish my treatment (only around two years with removable braces).
Nah, truly. Not sure if these things could be considered evil, but what the hell:
-When I was a little kid, me and my brother buried two birds that died in my "backyard". We buried them right there, and I told my mom. She was freaking mad at us
-Once I broke a lightbulb at school, but it was one hell of a lightbulb, around 30cm of diameter. We told our gym teacher that it fell
-I'm using ortodoncy, but I'm faking my jaw position. I have maxillary prognathism (the opposite of Jay Leno, who has mandibular prognathism, hence his prominent jaw). Never thought it could be something disastrous, but now that I think about it, one of the most stupid things I have ever done, since I'm about to finish my treatment (only around two years with removable braces).
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I've had at least one explicit sexual dream about Kari Byron (redhead from Mythbusters) every week for the past 3 years, I have a strange desire to walk down the street every night, hide in the bushes next to the train tracks, jump on the first train that goes buy and live off the land as a 'criminal' for a year just for the hell of it, and finally of all the strange thoughts that fly through my head from the period of 1-3AM when I'm trying to sleep but can't, quite often I find myself visualizing fantasy tracks I'd love to be able to create for a game.
And I have a mancrush on Richard Hammond. Sometimes when he does or says things on Top Gear I have to stop myself from going 'awwww!' like a little girl might do when she sees a kitten playing with string.
And I have a mancrush on Richard Hammond. Sometimes when he does or says things on Top Gear I have to stop myself from going 'awwww!' like a little girl might do when she sees a kitten playing with string.
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I confess to nothing special. i havn't done jack crap to confess about. well aside from speeding.
i lead a boring life lol
i lead a boring life lol
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I don't know if it's lucky or not.. 1 is the minimum, but sometimes its every other night I wake up having dreamt I was doing things to her that would get me permabanned from here in a second if I even began to talk about them. I'm afraid if I ever see her in real life everything is just going to go black and I'll wake up in a prison cell with a 6'10" 400lb black man named Cindy, 1 day into my 9 year rape sentence.
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True, but is 55 minutes of homework really procrastination?
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Jailbait. But it's 🤬 worth it!
Another thing that I've got to confess is that, when I'm dreaming, and I realize that I'm dreaming, my naughty side comes out
How is she jailbait? Please, keep it in your trousers buddy!
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That just came to my mind. But in my opinion, Jailbait should be anything that could get you to jail.Alright, time for something new. Once I threw my dog's tennis ball to a hole in the wall, which was one meter away from where I could reach it at the time. So I went inside my house, picked up my dad's stairs, and got the ball back
You can't imagine how scared I was. I believe I was 13 or so. And the stairs weighted like 30kg or so. And since they are around 2.3m tall, they were not easy to handle around the house
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Jailbait. But it's 🤬 worth it!
Another thing that I've got to confess is that, when I'm dreaming, and I realize that I'm dreaming, my naughty side comes out
..she's 34. Jailbait? Where do you live..
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1. Currently engineering is a bad industry to get into (if not one of the worst), add racing/tuning into that and it's even worse.
2. Tuning and testing is a field that requires a large amount of experience, you'd need to not only gain the relevant qualifications, but spend a fair few years working alongside more experienced engineers/technicians too.
3. To make decent money in tuning and testing, you have to put a lot of time/money in in the first place. Very few budding race engineers/technicians make it into a career that pays enough to support them.
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Somehow, my dad warned me of that. Though I have looked into other options. Truthfully, I haven't found a career like my some of my group has. I haven't experienced a lot so I am going on what I want to do in life by interest. One day, tuning and fixing my car to take to a track so I can have some fun. Being a Registered Nurse seems to common though completely hard but at the momment, I am getting my General Ed first. So I can focus on that as well.
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No, not doing 55 minutes of homework is procrastination
Which means you made it through the first... Which means it works.
I did indeed, but I could have done a hell of a lot better if I'd concentrated, done more work and done it earlier!
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I'll ditto that, I had set my alarm for 4am this morning, I slept through it. I'm buggered and I might lose a merit from this unit. Means I'd have to pick up 3 distinctions somewhere along the line as opposed to two, to get into Bournemouth.
*hopes tutor is nice
Just looking at Bournemouth site and I've got a definite idea on what I need. Fees are better than I thought, just over £3k per annum.
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Please, please back that one up with statistics. As far as I Know Engineering is doing fine in the current climate. Sure, project led employment isn't on teh increase but day-to-day stuff is just as important as it was before.
A good point. A Mechanical Engineering degree would do you well. Get a placement with Ford say, and try and worm yourself into their sports development wing for example.
True if he wanted to run his own tuning business.
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Engineering will always do 'fine' because if engineering stops, the world stops. Without engineering, the world as we know it would cease to exist. What I mean is that companies are having to lay workers off, contracts are being withdrawn or shortened. Now is not the time to get into that industry.
As an example of the above, until a few months ago I worked for one of the worlds leading manufacturers of aviation refueling solutions, a VERY profitable industry.
We had three twelve year contracts to supply a few thousand units to Dubai, arguably the money capital of the world. As soon as there was a hint of the situation the world is in now, two contracts were cancelled altogether and the third was reduced to just 150 units. This response came from an area of the world which is barely feeling the effects of recession. (I'm now unemployed as a result)
It's true in both cases. A successful testing/tuning firm will likely expect you to fund your own training courses, as untrained engineers/technicians are more of a burden than it's worth. They want you to already have experience and the relevant qualifications BEFORE you approach them.
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