Random Thoughts - Part Deux [NO POLITICS]

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by p1l0t

Does your employer know you've been out doing donuts in their plane?

And can I join you next time?

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

Some ppl say "It's never too late to get a degree."

It isn't but you have to balance it with is it worth it, particularly as you get older. Other than a very technical skill or something like medicine, an undergrad degree is really about learning how to learn more than anything else. Once you've started down the career path and have your first job, a degree may not buy you anything.

Experience trumps degrees unless there is certification where the degree matters.

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

Some ppl say "It's never too late to get a degree." so I might go back finish getting a degree. I left college, cuz I didn't know what degree I wanna major in and didn't want to waste my time or money. Got AS and left college fast as I can. Now over a decade later, I've figured what I'm interested in & wanna do. Might be worth going back and get a degree to make my resume pretty and look for a job that I wanna do... & if you guys are wondering, no there's no such job called "ban hammering members". If I was, I'll prob be rich by now lmao

I would urge you to pursue your higher degree.

I was into my masters program when Uncle Sam said "come here boy", I want you now, accept this commission now or I'll draft your ass. After I got off active duty, I took several graduate courses but never finished my masters degree.

mrs humfrz has her masters degree and my son and daughter have their masters degrees. It appears that each generation can benefit from the next higher degree.

Go for it -


humfrz

[Leonardo]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Tire is just too much.

Hankook has a 215/35/17 thats 22.9" it would look small on the wheel. I think it would look awesome. But it's functional art, so whatever he does will look cool.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by Leonardo

Hankook has a 215/35/17 thats 22.9" it would look small on the wheel. I think it would look awesome. But it's functional art, so whatever he does will look cool.

But how much camber would the clock need?

[ichitaka05]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

It isn't but you have to balance it with is it worth it, particularly as you get older. Other than a very technical skill or something like medicine, and undergrad degree is really about learning how to learn more than anything else. Once you've started down the career path and have your first job, a degree may not buy you anything.

Experience trumps degrees unless there is certification where the degree matters.

I'm looking into Human Resource Management. Sadly to get into those area, need at least BA in HRM. To add my mother work for online college (still) & I get 50% off tuition, so mind as well use that benefit to full potential.

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

I'm looking into Human Resource Management. Sadly to get into those area, need at least BA in HRM. To add my mother work for online college (still) & I get 50% of tuition, so mind as well use that benefit to full potential.

There ya go -


humfrz

[Sapphireho]

Originally Posted by Leonardo

Hankook has a 215/35/17 thats 22.9" it would look small on the wheel. I think it would look awesome. But it's functional art, so whatever he does will look cool.

I'll have a bald 225/45 A048 soon. yea bigger, but if I do go that route, I'm certainly not going to buy a new tire.

[Sapphireho]

Originally Posted by Leonardo

I laser engraved the logo. It is made in Oregon, has replaceable batteries, adjustable brightness, and a lifetime warranty. I litterally always have one on me. If you start to carry it, you will use it. Press and hold from either on or off to change the brightness.

Very cool, thanks!

[Sapphireho]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

But how much camber would the clock need?

Lots, and spacers.

[p1l0t]

Originally Posted by BigFatFlip

Interesting. I always wanted to be a pilot but flight school was ridiculously expensive, not to mention all the cost of getting flight hours in. I ended up going to engineering school instead... I have some commercial pilot (FEDex) buddies and they seem jaded and only see themselves as glorified truck drivers, but sometimes I wonder...






Funny enough, I bought the BRZ no too long after...

In a way it's true. I mean it's more customer service than anything for me unless something goes wrong with the plane. Most of the days I'm a glorified limo driver. But I make decent money and meet lots of celebs... I used to program computers. That was more rewarding on a logical level. Ironic thing is that's how I paid for my flight training. In computers I'm unlicensed, uncertified, and unethical, lol. The degree and the flight training was a way to burn money. Now it's my full-time job. A hobby spun out-of-control. No pun intended.

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[p1l0t]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

Does your employer know you've been out doing donuts in their plane?

And can I join you next time?

No, and yes.

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[Spuds]

Originally Posted by p1l0t

Ironic thing is that's how I paid for my flight training. In computers I'm unlicensed, uncertified, and unethical, lol. The degree and the flight training was a way to burn money. Now it's my full-time job. A hobby spun out-of-control. No pun intended.

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Are you saying your paydays came in Bitcoin?

[krayzie]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

I'm looking into Human Resource Management.

Okay but just so you know there are a lot of bad apples out there that just want to fuck with HR all day everyday at work. Just sayin'