SR XLV: You can't tuna fish lolololololololololol

The Truth wrote: Horizons wrote: James wrote: The Truth wrote: James wrote: I have no idea where the flaws in LTiA are. The Talking Drum is too quiet in the start. Turn the volume up then. But by the time it gets louder it's really loud.

you know that you are becomming an old person when you find that good music is being played too loud.

Ricochet wrote: falalalala

Good to know somebody else here likes Secos e Molhados.




Edited by CCVP - December 23 2011 at 17:22

I think he falala was a reference to Talking Heads Psycho Killer.

The Truth wrote: I look at it as I'm not going deaf as fast as I would with loud music. Moderately loud music is fine. You know you're a metalhead when it has to be played loud to enjoy it.

You know, I "became" a metalhead during my late teens, untill then I only listened to classical music and some jazz, so you can't say I only like loud music.

CCVP wrote: The Truth wrote: I look at it as I'm not going deaf as fast as I would with loud music. Moderately loud music is fine. You know you're a metalhead when it has to be played loud to enjoy it. You know, I "became" a metalhead during my late teens, untill then I only listened to classical music and some jazz, so you can't say I only like loud music.

I was kidding.

Padraic wrote: Polo wrote: colorofmoney91 wrote: If I follow through with computer forensics, I could potentially earn $111,000 annually. I'm about to barf rainbows. Nice.  If I follow a career of applied computing at the National Institute of Space Research I can earn about a million reais per year, which is about $650,000. I'll need a Master's degree in order to get a job there though. What the hell?  I have a Master's degree.  Better start learning Portuguese.

Good luck, it's pretty damn hard to get accepted.

Padraic wrote: Polo wrote: Padraic wrote: Polo wrote: colorofmoney91 wrote: If I follow through with computer forensics, I could potentially earn $111,000 annually. I'm about to barf rainbows. Nice.  If I follow a career of applied computing at the National Institute of Space Research I can earn about a million reais per year, which is about $650,000. I'll need a Master's degree in order to get a job there though. What the hell?  I have a Master's degree.  Better start learning Portuguese. Good luck, it's pretty damn hard to get accepted. I would imagine so.  Amazing, I assume this is a government position?  There's no possibility of a government employee in the US earning anywhere near that amount.

Yup, government position. I exaggerated the payment a bit but all the benefits such as free health-care, internet, funds for buying stuff as suits and other useless sh*t (yes, the government pays that for you if you're a privileged government employee) sum up to that amount.

I'm glad our government does pay government-run businesses that much. It be a waste of money.

I feel like carp.

colorofmoney91 wrote: Vompatti wrote: I feel like carp.

BTW Snow Pat you never know.....to be an entry level toll worker (yeah the people who sit in the booth on the highway) it starts at 60K which is almost double what I've seen with some corporate jobs!

Surely you've heard the stories of similar sh*t were people after 30 years are working like 30 hours a week and making $100K a year  for the post office or sanitation whatever :O

I know a kid who's been working at a supermarket for 7 years now and is earning the same/more than people he knows with master degrees and a "good" job. Maybe it is time to give up after all!


Edited by JJLehto - December 23 2011 at 18:32