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PopsicleStand
Posts: 6890 - Karma: 147
I used to do this for free in the Ladies Men Cult, but I decided I would do this on a PM basis, judging by the overwhelming response to the writers and mathematics help thread. I will give you my best answer to lifes questions, on a free basis seeing as that it is against the site rules for me to be paid for it.

My Qualifications

-25 years old
-Have a steady job
-Have made many of lifes mistakes
-Happily Married
-Have had many girlfriends, and have debated the merits of a boyfriend
-Live happily on 12.73/hr in Ohio (OK cost of living)
-Have proper life aspirations
-HS Diploma
-Own 3 pairs of skis, only one of which I use
-Can backflip on skis and mountain bike


Ask me anything, I am here for you.

Dec 17 2011 12:09AM
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navierSTOKED
Posts: 858 - Karma: 33
threads for when I'm trying back flips on my MTB
Dec 17 2011 12:12AM
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soulskier
Posts: 17806 - Karma: 3,841
hahaha, your
Dec 17 2011 12:13AM
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soulskier
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....you rock!
Dec 17 2011 12:14AM
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PopsicleStand
Posts: 6890 - Karma: 147
no "threads" necessary; huck, my son. Thats how I learned. Granted, on a BMX bike but that shit translated.
Dec 17 2011 12:15AM
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DUKES
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what were your biggest mistakes
Dec 17 2011 12:16AM
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PopsicleStand
Posts: 6890 - Karma: 147
I made many in my younger days, but no more than the normal young boy/man. Overall I was a good kid. If there was one thing I wish often I could do again, it would be high school. I graduated with a 2.6 grade point average. As I now want to go to a professional school, it is an obstacle in my way. Not insurmountable, but a pain in the ass. Seeing as how I chose to be a jerkoff in high school, it is absolutely something I regret. Getting halfway decent grades is not that big of a deal. It was a major mistake on my part to barely cut it and go hiking/camping/skiing/climbing/fishing/surfing etc etc. Now the next ten years of my life will be working hard so that I can get a good, satisfying job, and have time off to be outdoors.
Dec 17 2011 12:29AM
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navierSTOKED
Posts: 858 - Karma: 33
what about on a fixie? will I have to take the baseball cards out of the spokes?
Dec 17 2011 12:53AM
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deleted5
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i dont get it your 25 and make less then i did when i was 16 and you have a wife so therefore you can give life advice?
Dec 17 2011 1:04AM
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PopsicleStand
Posts: 6890 - Karma: 147
Perhaps thats the point.

Although I do a job thats beneficial for my future and is about the only thing I have been good at so far in my life.
Dec 17 2011 1:06AM
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JIBpsy^^
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Does cheating on high school tests come back to bite you in the ass?
Dec 17 2011 1:20AM
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PopsicleStand
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I can't remember cheating too much in HS, but I will say this; the habits you form in HS will definitely come into play when you get into college. If you are going for any advanced schooling, cheating becomes nearly impossible. You can't cheat your way into becoming an engineer, attorney, or doctor can you?

Learn to study hard, learn to study smart. You will have to learn all that shit at some point. I had to re-learn how to study and man was it painful. Learn it up front and don't suffer through community college baby steps like I have been doing.
Dec 17 2011 1:24AM
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