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Emerald, in Not if the lack of grammar and education gets you first...

Oh my god it took me forever to realize that “Are rights have been taken away” contained a grammar error. I need more sleep.

AnUnusualRelic, in Not if the lack of grammar and education gets you first...
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Can someone compute cove+19?

No_Ones_Slick_Like_Gaston,

Thou shalt not covet, not once never 19th times.

Valmond,

Isn’t it Covet 19?

Or would that be stupider

AnUnusualRelic,
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No worry, we’re at rock bottom already.

Eheran,

COVID

darq, in Success is built through GAMBA
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Except if you have enough money, it's not even gambling anymore. The only way you'd lose is if everybody loses.

And that's completely ignoring the fact that enough money lets you influence the rules of the game to tilt the odds in your favour.

Techmaster,

Once you have enough money you can make even more by betting against others’ success.

merc,

And if you’re only slightly rich (as in, daddy’s a lawyer) you can afford to gamble, lose, and then try again.

Emerald, (edited ) in When Horses replace electric is the circle complete?

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Horse vs. Automobile

BEFORE you discard your horse and buy an auto it is well to think of the cost.

Figure how much you spend for harness and then think of what new tires amount to.

Figure up what it takes to feed Dobbin in a year and then think of gasoline, repairs and storage charges.

Dobbin is worth what you paid for him two years ago, where’s the man with an auto that can say the same?

Come in and get a new harness instead of a new car and remember that Dobbin will take you through snow and mud as well as on good roads and that his carburetor is never out of order.

Ed. Klein

732 Massachusetts Street

bi_tux, (edited ) in What'll It Be?
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If chief o’brian had a baby with chief o’brian

OrteilGenou,

That’s clearly the love child of Champ Kind and Todd Packer

Droggelbecher, in I hate getting up early.

I assure you it can be both

Xanthrax, in I hate getting up early.
@Xanthrax@lemmy.world avatar

Wait… you guys are going to school?

J4g2F, in I hate getting up early.
@J4g2F@lemmy.ml avatar

I work at a school and I don’t get up early much. Mostly start at 12. My class starts at 14:30. So weeks I work from 8:00 till 22:00 but that are just 6 or 7 in the year.

Most meetings with colleagues are also in the afternoon. We are not morning people.

jackoneill, in I hate getting up early.

lol of you think it’s bad now wait until you join the work force

jjagaimo,

School had me at 1, 2 & 3. Work has me at 4.

dingus, (edited )

I remember when I first got a full time job. I had finished school at that point. Every day I was just so fucking exhausted and wondered how the hell adults do this every day until they die. And then you have some people who do a zillion things after work and I’m just like how the fuck??

I still like working a milion times better than school because…1. I have the type of job that I cannot bring home with me. I don’t have to constantly worry about homework and can really just fully relax at the end of the day. I never could when I was in school. 2. I get to earn my own money and buy whatever the hell I want (so long as I can afford it).

Socsa, in I hate getting up early.

Trust me when I say that this is the easy part.

Toes, in Very powerful video card!

Hey guys it runs doom!

Sabre363, in I hate getting up early.

I’m pretty sure school is trying to turn us into the bottom part.

Kyle_The_G, in I hate getting up early.

I just went back to school to get a technical degree after 5 years working, school is definitely worse. I know its only temporary but I hate my life right now lol

hunter2,

Depends on the job and school

Zeth0s, (edited )

I do workshops and professional courses only nowadays without any final test. I cannot stand the whole exams, assignments thing anymore. I did too much of them and I am old enough that I am a peer to professors. And I used to teach at university…

I like to learn, I don’t have time to waste in all the evaluation/marking BS.

Kyle_The_G,

This hits home, I’ve got an MSC and years of experience in my field in a research setting (pathology/histology) and I’m going back to get certified for med lab and oh my god is it ever unfriendly for mature students. I’ve been through some stressful times in life and every time I say “wow that was brutal, at least i’ll never be this stressed out ever again” and this is far and away the most stressed out I’ve ever been, the program is insane. its not complicated, its just a firehose of convoluted lectures, readings, assignments, half the time I’m just trying to organize everything, they just offloaded everything onto the student. I barely have time to make dinner, I can’t remember the last time I had an hour to myself between school and my old lab, there aren’t enough hours in a day. I’m never going back to school after this, it’ll be worth it in the long run but this’ll probably take a few years off my lifespan.

Zeth0s,

Good luck, stay strong!!

Lemminary, (edited )

Same here, I don’t feel like the tests did more than stress me out. They’re just shortcuts to force people to study but I feel like I learned more when the will came from within. I mean, I got pretty far out there on certain topics that were not required but explained a whole lot.

Cheesus, in I hate getting up early.

I remember reading in college and essay about school is for making you tolerant doing the same thing say in day out for 50+ years 8 hours a day. It really clicked and made understand why I did so poorly in high school but thrived in college.

Bluefruit, in I hate getting up early.

Now that i get paid and dont hate my life i dont mind getting up early. Not ideal but yay money.

My education was a fucking joke and all the people who said that I’d miss highschool are wrong. Highschool and school in general was awful and i was very checked out for a large majority of it.

STRIKINGdebate2,
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Secondary school was not very pleasant for me either

radioactiveradio,

You telling me you can’t earn a billion with all that Shakespearean English and wrinting cursive?

Bluefruit,

My dude they didn’t even teach me typing let alone cursive. They tried but my handwriting is trash to begin with.

And my only knowledge of Shakespeare came from drama class which real talk kinda thankful for because i found out real quick i do not care fo Shakespeare lol

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