Wooo

[AVAFREAK182]

Reality is starting to set in for me.

Today I got my acceptance letter to the college I'm going to.

I graduate high school in 2 months.

It all seems so real now.

 

[GT1999]

Grats

 

[Blackjack200]

Nice. Which school?

 

[CRXican]

college is not the real world

 

[Gooberlx2]

college is not the real world

QFTMFT!

College is sooo much more awesome than the real world.

 

[RearAdmiral]

college is not the real world

Yes he should be breaking rocks with his face at his age. Get a good enough education mang and you don't have to deal with this "real world."

 

[Blackjack200]

college is not the real world

I think when he said "It all seems so real" he meant that it was a dream that's now becoming a reality as opposed to this being the "real world".

It all seems so real now.

 

[AVAFREAK182]

I think when he said "It all seems so real" he meant that it was a dream that's now becoming a reality as opposed to this being the "real world".

exactly

 

[rudeguy]

pics of hot chicks just accepted into college?

 

[destrekor]

QFTMFT!

College is sooo much more awesome than the real world.

except when you have a shit-ton of responsibility during college

I can't wait to graduate. And be surrounded by ever-so-slightly more mature people.

Then again, the largest public universities don't tend to showcase maturity.

Don't get me wrong, I loved the environment of school and being able to get away with things that you were basically expected to do , I seriously cannot wait until June.

Well... maybe next September.
Graduate in June... but next May I start 4 months of training, so I probably won't have a completely stable, living-on-my-own experience until I come back from training.

 

[Narse]

Nice, grats

 

[RearAdmiral]

except when you have a shit-ton of responsibility during college

I can't wait to graduate. And be surrounded by ever-so-slightly more mature people.

Then again, the largest public universities don't tend to showcase maturity.

Don't get me wrong, I loved the environment of school and being able to get away with things that you were basically expected to do , I seriously cannot wait until June.

Well... maybe next September.
Graduate in June... but next May I start 4 months of training, so I probably won't have a completely stable, living-on-my-own experience until I come back from training.

College living gets a little old. I felt bad for all the parents while I watched kids get horrifically wasted and do terrible in school.

The money and general feeling of worth at a job is so much better than school.

 

[DivideBYZero]

Can you just put your hand on your crotch and check if you actually have a pair of bollocks? I can't be sure.

 

[SP33Demon]

You better get laid in the first year.

 

[syrillus]

I can't wait to graduate. And be surrounded by ever-so-slightly more mature people.

Prepare to be disappointed.

 

[Phoenix86]

Can you just put your hand on your crotch and check if you actually have a pair of bollocks? I can't be sure.

Hmm, this is the first time I have ever seen/heard someone use bollocks to mean balls. I always heard it used as "nonsense", had to look it up.

 

[destrekor]

Prepare to be disappointed.

That's why I used the phrase "ever-so-slightly".

My experiences made me equate college to "high school v2"... is the post-school world slightly more mature than high school?

I hope so. If not, then I guess I will be disappointed.

 

[DivideBYZero]

Hmm, this is the first time I have ever seen/heard someone use bollocks to mean balls. I always heard it used as "nonsense", had to look it up.

It can mean either. Some examples of usage:

1 - "I don't believe you, you're talking bollocks"

2 - "...and that's when she moved on to my bollocks..."

 

[Gibson486]

That's why I used the phrase "ever-so-slightly".

My experiences made me equate college to "high school v2"... is the post-school world slightly more mature than high school?

I hope so. If not, then I guess I will be disappointed.

depends where you work, My gf works with lots of young business people, and man, it's high school 1.5. Not even 2.0. I work with lots of young engineers (myself included). It's not high school 2.0, but the older people get pissed at us a lot because they think our work ethic is not the same.