What is your ultimate dream?

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Originally posted by: Crazymofo
Originally posted by: Dissipate
Originally posted by: jumpr
Originally posted by: Jehovah
Originally posted by: jumpr
Graduate from Georgetown, Penn or U-M law school and go on to be an FBI Special Agent in the bureau's organized crime division.

If that's your "ultimate" dream, where do you go once you've acheived it?
I have a <10% chance of achieving that, based on acceptance rates for those schools AND the applicant/hire rate for the FBI. If I achieve a career in that field, I'll have achieved the dream I've been working my whole life to realize.

Dude, methinks you are setting yourself up for a big let down.

Sounds to me that he accepts that fact...
What can I say? I get a kick out of helping my country and keeping regular old people like you and me safe from dangerous people like those in organized crime.
 

Besides, what's wrong with using a career goal as an ultimate dream? If you love what you do, you won't be looking forward to retirement as a "dream."
 

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Originally posted by: Brutuskend
Two HOT twins! ;)

Jesus Christ... That's like what - 4 chicks? Wow. That's going to be really hard to keep all of them happy.
 

sillymofo

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Originally posted by: Pepsei
Somehow, use my godlike power to get every women pregnant....
But, according to mythology, didn't God rain down on women and get them pregnant? What's the fun in that?
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Originally posted by: jumpr
Besides, what's wrong with using a career goal as an ultimate dream? If you love what you do, you won't be looking forward to retirement as a "dream."

Read my edit above. I've had a little experience applying for a law enforcement type job.