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▫ Dec 2 2011, 10:42 Post #141
QUOTE(evade20)
Don't leave for soooo long next time....  Oh , yeah, You have grad school to deal with.   :bang:   :bang:   :P


I have a year left...still debating a phd...i think it would be fun to be a doctor at a HS reunion and be that a$$hole that makes everyone call them Dr. __ haha
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▫ Dec 2 2011, 10:45 Post #142
QUOTE(fangirl09)
I have a year left...still debating a phd...i think it would be fun to be a doctor at a HS reunion and be that a$$hole that makes everyone call them Dr. __ haha


You go girl....er I mean Dr girl... :lol:
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▫ Dec 2 2011, 16:16 Post #143
QUOTE(fangirl09)
haha yea...maybe I should find a lady friend around here to play with...I think he would be okay with that

I've always wanted to try that  :eatme:


as stated below im sure there are many that would like to play with you :P
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▫ Dec 4 2011, 06:10 Post #144
Bump....It was at the bottom of the first page... :roflmao:
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▫ Dec 4 2011, 06:31 Post #145
QUOTE(fangirl09)
haha I'll have to get on that over break...kinda a lil conservative, might have to go up to pittsburgh or DC for some fun


or, come out to the left coast --- Seattle or Vancouver, BC, or Portlandia
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▫ Dec 4 2011, 06:34 Post #146
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lol I'm just too tired to be more creative tonight...I have a presentation in the morning and I spent all afternoon in a machine shop  :blink:

Thank god for redbull...I prolly spent a lil too much time on here tonight...um, procrastinating haha


ha ha I'm preparing for a presentation for Tuesday ---- but I am allowing myself to get distracted by tits and social media and stuff :lol:
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▫ Dec 4 2011, 07:04 Post #147
QUOTE(somfan)
ha ha I'm preparing for a presentation for Tuesday ---- but I am allowing myself to get distracted by tits and social media and stuff  :lol:


the torture of the evening tonight is grant proposals...funnnnn

I would love to visit the NW....made it as far as montana haha but too broke & busy these days to travel :bang:
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▫ Dec 4 2011, 07:05 Post #148
QUOTE(fangirl09)
the torture of the evening tonight is grant proposals...funnnnn

I would love to visit the NW....made it as far as montana haha but too broke & busy these days to travel  :bang:


Such is life i guess :( ...........least ya got to see some of the world, thats better than some people get to do :2thumbsup:
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▫ Dec 4 2011, 07:08 Post #149
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Such is life i guess :( ...........least ya got to see some of the world, thats better than some people get to do  :2thumbsup:


my freshman year of college this phd student I worked with told me that if I ever wanted to travel, to do it before I finished my undergrad, and I took him at his word...and he was right :P

I've sick of school, but this masters in engineering is gonna double or triple my income potential... :nahnah:
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▫ Dec 4 2011, 07:10 Post #150
QUOTE(fangirl09)
my freshman year of college this phd student I worked with told me that if I ever wanted to travel, to do it before I finished my undergrad, and I took him at his word...and he was right  :P

I've sick of school, but this masters in engineering is gonna double or triple my income potential...  :nahnah:


Yeah its kinda hard to walk away when your so close i bet :2thumbsup: .......what field of engineering are you looking at?
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▫ Dec 4 2011, 07:30 Post #151
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Yeah its kinda hard to walk away when your so close i bet  :2thumbsup: .......what field of engineering are you looking at?


Doing heavy industrial stuff...oil and gas extraction, mining, etc.

Figure I can get 20-30 years outta it before the industry dries up, then I can go be a manager or something somewhere else lol or whatever
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▫ Dec 4 2011, 07:31 Post #152
QUOTE(fangirl09)
Doing heavy industrial stuff...oil and gas extraction, mining, etc.

Figure I can get 20-30 years outta it before the industry dries up, then I can go be a manager or something somewhere else lol or whatever


Good place to be, i work out west in the oil and gas fields as an electrican. Good money for sure :2thumbsup:
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▫ Dec 4 2011, 07:31 Post #153
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Doing heavy industrial stuff...oil and gas extraction, mining, etc.

Figure I can get 20-30 years outta it before the industry dries up, then I can go be a manager or something somewhere else lol or whatever


you never would have guessed it, am I right? lol
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▫ Dec 4 2011, 07:32 Post #154
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you never would have guessed it, am I right? lol


LMAO with you nothing surprises me darlin :P
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▫ Dec 4 2011, 07:33 Post #155
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Good place to be, i work out west in the oil and gas fields as an electrican. Good money for sure  :2thumbsup:


Starting around 80-100K with my degree...I have a bunch of friends who had multiple offers right out of college in that range just this year even...after 5-10 years, easily well into 6 figures :2thumbsup:
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▫ Dec 4 2011, 07:34 Post #156
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Starting around 80-100K with my degree...I have a bunch of friends who had multiple offers right out of college in that range just this year even...after 5-10 years, easily well into 6 figures  :2thumbsup:


Oh easily!!!! There hiring while in college here in CO from the school of mines!!! I know a few negineers that were on the payroll before they graduated lol
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▫ Dec 4 2011, 07:39 Post #157
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Oh easily!!!! There hiring while in college here in CO from the school of mines!!! I know a few negineers that were on the payroll before they graduated lol


We've thought about going out west, but family is here and it's home, so probably stick around the Ohio/PA/WV area for now and maybe later head out that way...the bf said as long as we don't move to a state with crappy gun laws he was okay with it :P

I would love to go back to Columbus, but no manufacturing or anything remotely resembling industry there, unless you count honda, and I don't really wanna work for an auto company. Prolly end up working the frac sites around here...I hate northern/central WV, I can't wait to get outta here!

I love the mountains but I miss the farmland! Nice flat fields of corn =) *sigh*
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▫ Dec 4 2011, 07:42 Post #158
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We've thought about going out west, but family is here and it's home, so probably stick around the Ohio/PA/WV area for now and maybe later head out that way...the bf said as long as we don't move to a state with crappy gun laws he was okay with it  :P

I would love to go back to Columbus, but no manufacturing or anything remotely resembling industry there, unless you count honda, and I don't really wanna work for an auto company. Prolly end up working the frac sites around here...I hate northern/central WV, I can't wait to get outta here!


My company has people working in the PA area right now. The economy has slowed the progress but its moving none the less. If you wanna make the big bucks South Dakota/Montana is the place to be, good luck finding lodging thou lol. CO/NM/WY/UT are still moving but waiting to see what happens in the political near future.

Tell your BF thats why i always called CO home...one of the last of the relitivly free states lol. :2thumbsup:
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▫ Dec 4 2011, 07:49 Post #159
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My company has people working in the PA area right now. The economy has slowed the progress but its moving none the less. If you wanna make the big bucks South Dakota/Montana is the place to be, good luck finding lodging thou lol. CO/NM/WY/UT are still moving but waiting to see what happens in the political near future.

Tell your BF thats why i always called CO home...one of the last of the relitivly free states lol.  :2thumbsup:


Texas, Dakotas, and Washington state seem to be where a lotta people are going at least in my area these days...and states on the gulf coast, but hell if I'm gonna live down there...bleh. I need a bit less...humidity/tornados/huricanes lol

But as far as lodging goes...that's what campers or trailers are for...I think it would be kinda neat to live off the grid anyways, always kinda been a dream of mine

Utah and Montana have the most liberal gun laws, altho I'm sure CO is not too far off. He said no way to IL, CA (duh), and NY..oh and DC lol we hate cities anyway so I'd rather stay away from new england...too yuppy for us. I've never actually been to Colorado, but been to Wyoming, which was probably one of my fave places I've ever been....we were in the cloud peak wilderness area...camping in June it snowed..lol
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▫ Dec 4 2011, 07:54 Post #160
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Texas, Dakotas, and Washington state seem to be where a lotta people are going at least in my area these days...and states on the gulf coast, but hell if I'm gonna live down there...bleh. I need a bit less...humidity/tornados/huricanes lol

But as far as lodging goes...that's what campers or trailers are for...I think it would be kinda neat to live off the grid anyways, always kinda been a dream of mine

Utah and Montana have the most liberal gun laws, altho I'm sure CO is not too far off. He said no way to IL, CA (duh), and NY..oh and DC lol we hate cities anyway so I'd rather stay away from new england...too yuppy for us. I've never actually been to Colorado, but been to Wyoming, which was probably one of my fave places I've ever been....we were in the cloud peak wilderness area...camping in June it snowed..lol


...and CO is like, a yuppier version of WY, right? :nahnah:

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