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Titus69Parents won't like it cause they cost a fuck load to run apparently, I have a fan but I just guess I'll sleep in my basement all summer again.
Eh not really tho.. if it was running 24/7 it would cost like $2.50 per day. So at 6 hours a day you're sitting at about $0.75 per day (assuming 1,000 watts)
milk_manEh not really tho.. if it was running 24/7 it would cost like $2.50 per day. So at 6 hours a day you're sitting at about $0.75 per day (assuming 1,000 watts)
I wanna get one, probably cheap as fuck on Craigslist. I woke up after 3 hours and just couldn't sleep without getting to hot even though it was like 65 out, my rooms also extremely cold in the winter and I turn on a space heater like 2 hours before bed.
Titus69I wanna get one, probably cheap as fuck on Craigslist. I woke up after 3 hours and just couldn't sleep without getting to hot even though it was like 65 out, my rooms also extremely cold in the winter and I turn on a space heater like 2 hours before bed.
I feel u man. I can't sleep whatsoever when it's hot
taylornickyYeeeeeew. I feel like I should post this because NS has been a place where I've vented about college for the past 4 years.
I graduate today! Hell yes!
fuck yeah! I graduated this past weekend as well--
time to ski and not feel guilty about avoiding school work!
well I done did it. I graduated from college. Not sure if I'm more proud of that or the fact that I didn't puke yesterday after drinking vodka, tequila, a whole bottle of wine, a shit load of beer, gin, shotgunning ciders (lol) for 13 hours straight.
Just finished up a full day of riding squaw just doing chiller gold coast park laps until upper mountain closed and then barbecuing with the homies before wrapping up with some sunset laps on KT. Damn I love Squaw. Damn I love skiing.
Skinned higher up on hood than I ever have today. According some dude that booted up when I was taking my break I was at 9953 ft. He was intent on getting to 10000. It was so steep that it really only took him like 40 or 50 more steps until his device told him he was at 10000. Pretty fun to see how stoked he was to get his screen to say 10000ft so he could show his kid. Also saw the first forest ranger I have ever seen on skis out checking for climbing permits at Illumination saddle. I'm hoping he was just giving warnings but I didn't stick around to see. Couple he asked told him they didn't have one right as I was dropping in to ski back to Timberline.
almost got hit by a car that ran a stop sign while on my bike today. and by almost i mean it was a really really close call. really reminds you how important helmets really are.
With Donald Trump winning the presidency, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Tom Hanks announcing they're actually running in 2020 (who knows if its serious or not), I feel like I watching the first 10 minutes of an episode of Black Mirror...
JAHpowNice, well thank him for his service for me.
I've always thought this was weird. Not thanking someone for their service, but asking someone to say thanks or hi or hello or whatever to someone who doesn't even know who they are.
.lenconI've always thought this was weird. Not thanking someone for their service, but asking someone to say thanks or hi or hello or whatever to someone who doesn't even know who they are.
Eh just a respect thing I guess. Definitely not meant to be weird.
6 or 7 cars ahead of me on the highway today was a pretty gnarly crash. All I saw was a car in the air ahead of me, honestly almost thought it drove off the overpass from where I saw it. When it came time where we could drive around, this car was flipped over, destroyed and the driver was still in his seat all upside down, bloody and unconscious/not moving. Shit was fucking nuts. I don't know if I've ever been that close to a high speed accident. I hope everyone is okay.
I live on my own now and I'm done with all my college courses next semester.
But still, my parents are super stressed//stressing me out about the fact I'm leaving for the summer (which is my last summer break ever) to go ski and enjoy myself out west.
I have no idea how they plan to handle the fact that Im going to move far away from Ma one day
I've got no idea where I'm going to apply but sorry to say UB is not on the list. Couldn't ever move to Buffalo lol. Patriots fan for life.
Right now I've got a preliminary list of Darden (UVA), Ross (Michigan), Tuck (Dartmouth), Fuqua (Duke), Kenan-Flagler (UNC), and McDonough (Georgetown). May end up considering some others higher or lower in the rankings.
This is all assuming my standardized test skills haven't left me. I've always done well on standardized tests (32 ACT w/ a 35 on English, 34 on Reading, forget Math and Science but obviously not as good, 1890 w/ one SAT attempt and no studying, and like the 98th percentile for the SSAT) but the GMAT is a lot harder than any of those. I'm contemplating the GRE but I'm not sure if MBA programs will weigh it differently given that it's a relatively new accepted standard.
Needless to say, I've got some work ahead of me given that the deadlines are in September/October.
.MASSHOLE.From what I've seen, it looks a hell of a lot easier than the GMAT (at least for me).
Yeah that's the hope I guess....but my advisor said I need to worry a bunch more about getting the head of the graduate program on my side. I'll have a class with him my senior year so here comes the ass kissing
Profahoben_212Yeah that's the hope I guess....but my advisor said I need to worry a bunch more about getting the head of the graduate program on my side. I'll have a class with him my senior year so here comes the ass kissing
