The best way to cheat on a test?

[GIXXERDK]

Raise it higher. Won't change my post. Or my score.

Also, do you have another flag for my graduating on the Dean's List in college with a computer degree? Raise it, too. Later, QD.

After all that you -drive a truck?

[Ran]

After all that you -drive a truck?

Maybe it's something he just likes to do. Just because you score high on a standardized test, doesn't mean that you're forced into some office job that pays six figures a year. I wouldn't mind being a trucker like QD. Traveling and seeing the country while making some decent money.

[GIXXERDK]

Maybe it's something he just likes to do. Just because you score high on a standardized test, doesn't mean that you're forced into some office job that pays six figures a year. I wouldn't mind being a trucker like QD. Traveling and seeing the country while making some decent money.

The saddest thing in life is wasted talent.

[Ran]

The saddest thing in life is wasted talent.

I disagree. I would much rather a person set out and do whatever it is that makes them happy than push themselves into something that would make them miserable.

I scored rediculously high on my ASVAB when I joined the military. My recruiter thought I would go Intelligence, but I joined Infantry. Why? Because I knew that I'd be miserable behind a desk all day. I was much happier in the field with my rifle, preparing for combat, sleeping in the dirt, and eating terrible food with my battle-buddies.

People have this great expectation of those whom they deemed gifted or talented. I think it's sad that these individuals will let others influence them into doing something that they truly don't want to do. F*ck those people and their expectations. I could have the skills and talent to be a great politician but, if I find my life more enjoyable as the guy riding the back of the garbage truck, guess what I'm going to do?

You see people wasting talent. I see people doing what they want to do so they can enjoy their lives the way that they want to.

[quickdodge®]

The saddest thing in life is wasted talent.

Who's that sad for? You? Because I'm happy as fuck. I'm home everyday and I average out at around $30/hour or more.

People that don't know and don't take the time to know(before they jump the gun and stereotype) are funny people to me. Later, QD.

[quickdodge®]

After all that you -drive a truck?

Ever heard of choice?

I don't see anything wrong with my $1,000+ paycheck after about 32 hours of work driving a truck. Of those 32 hours, about 30 hours were just driving. The other 2 involved me taken a sticker off each pallet at Wal Mart and putting them on a piece of paper to turn in when I'm done each day. No BS. Later, QD.