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Re: Curiosity sake
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Posted by Rudi on September 08, 2004 at 18:31:06 from (69.195.159.117):
In Reply to: Re: Curiosity sake posted by youngster on September 08, 2004 at 14:27:44:

youngster: I am 50. Got 5 kids. 1 in university, 1 in college, 2 in grade 12 and one in grade 10 (pre-bachelors international). My wife is going back to school (univeristy) and I am taking French as a second language. I also went to college, but being the smart a$$ most 17/18 year olds are, I partied hearty during my last semester and blew college. Guess what? I been bustin me butt for over 30 years trying to raise my family. I coulda been bustin it a lot less and gettin a lot more salary for it ifn I hadn't been a smarta$$ and blew college. Get your pooh together, get an education and go to college or university. Make something of yourself. Once you have an education and you want to be a farmer or a carpenter, a brick layer or like me a cabinet maker, go ahead. But at least you will have an education to go with whatever you choose to do. 4 more years of school and that sucks???? Nope NOT HAVING 4 more years of school - now that really SUCKS!
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