But you were totally cool with the message on this poster right?I got a kick from those protests was when I saw somebody hold a sign that read: "Job is a right!".
That sign alone lost all of their credibility with me.
Minus the one's with the 1200 dollar SLR cameras around their necks.the majority of those broke asses[ look like, well, you guys. so just wondering if any of ya'll were out there. how was it?
I too protest being poor and repressed with my $2000 macbook pro:Minus the one's with the 1200 dollar SLR cameras around their necks.
I have to chuckle at the stupidity of these people though. Most just come off as entitled little snots.
I too protest being poor and repressed with my $2000 macbook pro:
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http://www.27bslash6.com/jason.htmlEveryone agrees with me that I am the most creative person they know. My MacBook PRO allows me to express my creativity by letting everyone know that I own a MacBook PRO. People sometimes ask "Is that a MacBook PRO?" to which I reply, "Yes it is, because I am creative".
Once when I was hiking and became lost in the wilderness, I was attacked by bears. Luckily, I had my MacBook PRO with me which has my face as the desktop picture. I raised the screen high above my head, effectively looking taller to the bears, and they ran away. I then used the shiny titanium case to signal a rescue plane.
The best thing about having a MacBook PRO is that you can take it anywhere. Now I can have Jason time anytime;
Even then you can take any degree and get a job teaching elementary school in the middle of nowhere in Texas.I don't get some of these, every single one of my friends that worked hard at their degree in undergrad (not even all science or technical) have really good jobs now or in graduate school about 2 years post college.
That's what happens when you choose a major that actually does something rather than visual media/film?
Aren't you one of them?the majority of those broke asses look like, well, you guys. so just wondering if any of ya'll were out there. how was it?
ahahahHahHa! you must be one of those hippies that got maced or pulled out of the crowd. did you cry when they ziptied your fragile wrists?OP, you're an idiot.
Hippies always protesting pointless wars, fighting for civil rights, protesting the raping of our economy, trying to save the environment... damn hippies why don't they just roll over and suck it.
I see you in the toilet after eating mexican food, you POS.
Wow some of these are a joke.Sorry... Too busy reaping the rewards of working hard and networking to be too concerned about those whiners.
That said, they have some valid points, but when I read some of the shit here:http://wearethe99percent.tumblr.com I sense that a lot of the whiners made really bad decisions in their life to begin with.
Even those are legit paths if you actually care to work towards something. I have several old friends that went into that field and they're all having varying amounts of success that trends nicely with how much effort each puts into school, finding work, and then doing that work well. I don't think the problem is the field itself so much as there's a lot of lazy bastards that take that route and expect everything to fall into their lap once school is over. That type of laziness would screw you over in any field though.I don't get some of these, every single one of my friends that worked hard at their degree in undergrad (not even all science or technical) have really good jobs now or in graduate school about 2 years post college.
That's what happens when you choose a major that actually does something rather than visual media/film?