I graduated - Late thread is late.

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Originally Posted by DuB

Ouch.
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I Love You DuB!

The past two years of highschool have been the shittiest experience of my life thus far. I am forced to be around unmotivated scumbags every single day. The first year was great for awhile, but lost steam toward the end. With any luck, this last year will make up for it.

So any of you guys (who just graduated) have college plans? I'm attending N.C. State for the fall semester.

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Originally Posted by Catbus

So any of you guys (who just graduated) have college plans? I'm attending N.C. State for the fall semester.

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I'll stay local for the first two-three years and only go part time so I can work full time.

I'm going to be in hot water for freshman year, but State has some really good work-study programs available for sophomores and up, so hopefully I can cash in on that.

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Originally Posted by spockman

Dude, start a roleplaying group. It is a great reason to see your favorite 4-5 friends once a week and do something fun. Plus, you know that your nerdiest friends are your funnest.

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But my friends aren't nerds .__ .

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Originally Posted by slayer

But my friends aren't nerds .__ .

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Pish posh, you can find a gaming group! Even if it means inviting the cheetoh eating guy in a leather tranchcoat always inexplicably hanging out at your local comic/game store everytime you go by to play...

Honestly, though, I've found that if you ask them, more people are open to trying table-top gaming out than you would think. I've played with anywhere from legit nerds, to average people, to x-box gamers, to football jocks. Anyway, that is just my recomendation on a good social activity. Heck, there may be groups established advertising for players at that same game store. But if it doens't sound like a hobby you would be interested in than nevermind.

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Originally Posted by Marvo

Graduating school at your age is so laughably easy, it's not anything to be particular proud of. Maybe if you had failed, we'd have something to talk about. Congratulations anyway I guess.

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It really depends on the school you go to. I know that to graduate from my school is definitley NOT easy. And regardless, it is something to be proud of.

Congrats :)

Although I'm glad to be out of high school myself ('08), I kind of wish I could go back and do-over classes like Biology. It bored the hell out of me, but ever since I came back to DreamViews (a little after I started college), I've been more and more interested with science and I could now probably pass Biology with flying colors.

Whatever, I'll redo my sh_t here in college :P