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[tightsandass]

I'm not sponsored, but I take every opportunity to talk about “Obsolete” that I can. An excellent series available on youtube and perfect to watch in a day.
(if anyone need a suggestion on this slow ass day)

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[tightsandass]

Oh cool. Something interesting?

Spoiler

in the white house

The new trainee seems cool (and cute.
(She won't make it through the week, the way she was shivering with cold).

 

[alrubedo]

If only you knew how bad things really are.

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They are not so bad if you don't take life too seriously.

 

[User_48178]

If only you knew how bad things really are.

Cheap college is still about $5k a year. 4 years minimum for a basic degree (probably longer with how colleges tack on extra requirements and people tend to shift degrees when they're aimless) means at least $20k in tuition. National average for the price of a house is $135k. $20k should be enough money for a down payment, and since you're starting at 18 that 20 year mortgage is paid off before you hit 40. You could even set aside a few thousand for trade school (plumbing, electrician, HVAC repair, etc) to have a fairly high paying job. Or I guess you could get that useless degree and eventually work your way up to becoming a middle manager. Have fun collecting TPS reports.

 

[Zazas]

maybe this one??
Red Room [v0.30a] [QuietLab]

Someone on Reddit is confident it could be Little Regina

 

[DoverDad]

Evening guys, it kicking off on Cuck 95 Killer 7 is throwing their toys out the pam because my new memories have just got the Ab tag

 

[tightsandass]

Cheap college is still about $5k a year. 4 years minimum for a basic degree (probably longer with how colleges tack on extra requirements and people tend to shift degrees when they're aimless) means at least $20k in tuition. National average for the price of a house is $135k. $20k should be enough money for a down payment, and since you're starting at 18 that 20 year mortgage is paid off before you hit 40. You could even set aside a few thousand for trade school (plumbing, electrician, HVAC repair, etc) to have a fairly high paying job. Or I guess you could get that useless degree and eventually work your way up to becoming a middle manager. Have fun collecting TPS reports.

a lot of words to say that we need to **** ******** ******
(the French will understand)

 

[alrubedo]

The new trainee seems cool (and cute.
(She won't make it through the week, the way she was shivering with cold).

Warm her with your hot body

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[Sarya]

Cheap college is still about $5k a year. 4 years minimum for a basic degree (probably longer with how colleges tack on extra requirements and people tend to shift degrees when they're aimless) means at least $20k in tuition. National average for the price of a house is $135k. $20k should be enough money for a down payment, and since you're starting at 18 that 20 year mortgage is paid off before you hit 40. You could even set aside a few thousand for trade school (plumbing, electrician, HVAC repair, etc) to have a fairly high paying job. Or I guess you could get that useless degree and eventually work your way up to becoming a middle manager. Have fun collecting TPS reports.

Except education isn't only about getting a good job. In America, people in power deliberately make education to cost a lot so that they can make money selling it but also so that the large majority of the population stay uneducated and as such easy to manipulate.

 

[User_48178]

Evening guys, it kicking off on Cuck 95 Killer 7 is throwing their toys out the pam because my new memories have just got the Ab tag

The game he hasn't updated since 2023? Yes, I can see how he'd be shocked by that development.

 

[tightsandass]

Warm her with your hot body

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damn dude no time to do that i have to help my boss to buy his third yacht

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[Underlord]

If only you knew how bad things really are.

I know it cost 50-80k per term tuition and we had a trimester in my Univesrity so 150k-240k a year without other expense that was in 2014 to 2018 when I went there.
That also depends on course you take. Idiots who take 7 years and keep shifting to different courses are wasteful idiots. A million Philippine peso can get you a cheap lot in certain areas back in those years.
Yeah don't go to college to waste money if it won't help you get more money out of it. Having a degree without knowing what paths it opens is dumb.

 

[tBanana]

i have to help my boss to buy his third yacht

You mean he's only got two right now, what have you been doing all this time, stop slacking off and get back to work.

 

[alrubedo]

Cheap college is still about $5k a year. 4 years minimum for a basic degree (probably longer with how colleges tack on extra requirements and people tend to shift degrees when they're aimless) means at least $20k in tuition. National average for the price of a house is $135k. $20k should be enough money for a down payment, and since you're starting at 18 that 20 year mortgage is paid off before you hit 40. You could even set aside a few thousand for trade school (plumbing, electrician, HVAC repair, etc) to have a fairly high paying job. Or I guess you could get that useless degree and eventually work your way up to becoming a middle manager. Have fun collecting TPS reports.

Who needs education, it's just a waste of money. I just bought a diploma in the underpass and working successfully. Just don't talk too much.

 

[User_48178]

Except education isn't only about getting a good job. In America, people in power deliberately make education to cost a lot so that they can make money selling it but also so that the large majority of the population stay uneducated and as such easy to manipulate.

You've clearly never met an American college student. I'm not sure there's a group of people on the planet easier to manipulate than the average US undergrad. And that includes small children who still believe in Santa and the Tooth Fairy. Sadly, "higher education" does nothing to build critical thinking skills or independent minds. It's rarely more than an expensive DLC for high school where teachers have more freedom to express their political opinions. Those who go in without a solid career goal typically bounce through easy A courses until they leave with some sort of liberal arts degree that taught them nothing.

 

[tightsandass]

Who needs education, it's just a waste of money. I just bought a diploma in the underpass and working successfully. Just don't talk too much.

Who needs to buy a diploma in the underpass, it's just waste of money. I made mine in Paint and working successfully. Just don't talk too much.

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[Sarya]

You've clearly never met an American college student. I'm not sure there's a group of people on the planet easier to manipulate than the average US undergrad. And that includes small children who still believe in Santa and the Tooth Fairy. Sadly, "higher education" does nothing to build critical thinking skills or independent minds. It's rarely more than an expensive DLC for high school where teachers have more freedom to express their political opinions. Those who go in without a solid career goal typically bounce through easy A courses until they leave with some sort of liberal arts degree that taught them nothing.

Quality higher education does a lot to build critical thinking, maybe the problem in america is precisely about quality, in many places, you pay a lot for something shitty.

In France, where i'm from, university is nearly free, the quality is generally quite good, so it contributes a lot in building independant minds.

Also, sociology studies show the less you're educated, the more risk there is to believe in conspiracy theories and to join cult like extreme political movement, so people with less education are often easier to manipulate.

 

[Underlord]

You've clearly never met an American college student. I'm not sure there's a group of people on the planet easier to manipulate than the average US undergrad. And that includes small children who still believe in Santa and the Tooth Fairy. Sadly, "higher education" does nothing to build critical thinking skills or independent minds. It's rarely more than an expensive DLC for high school where teachers have more freedom to express their political opinions. Those who go in without a solid career goal typically bounce through easy A courses until they leave with some sort of liberal arts degree that taught them nothing.

Also funny thing about colleges at least here in the Philippines is that they care about rankings in research output.
So yeah you get idiot professors who are good researchers terrible teachers.
Only go to college if the job requires the degree for license exam like engineering, accounting, teaching and other stuff.

Who needs to buy a diploma in the underpass, it's just waste of money. I made mine in Paint and working successfully. Just don't talk too much.

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Too bad it no longer works for jobs that need a license since you would end up in jail if caught.

 

[tBanana]

Education is free as long as you've got access to the internet, it's the degree and connections that are expensive, if you don't plan to use those why pay for them?
Assuming you don't live in a place with free/affordable universities at least.

 

[tightsandass]

Also funny thing about colleges at least here in the Philippines is that they care about rankings in research output.
So yeah you get idiot professors who are good researchers terrible teachers.
Only go to college if the job requires the degree for license exam like engineering, accounting, teaching and other stuff.

Too bad it no longer works for jobs that need a license since you would end up in jail if caught.

"IF"

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