What do you want to be when you grow up

[Tasselfoot]

RE: What do you want to be when you grow up

Babe... you don't NEED implants.

[JurseyRider734]

RE: What do you want to be when you grow up

In all serious, I want to be an elementary school teacher. 2nd or 3rd grade. I've always liked that stuff. :>

[FishFishRevolution]

Re: RE: What do you want to be when you grow up

In all serious, I want to be an elementary school teacher. 2nd or 3rd grade. I've always liked that stuff. :>

Scarrrrrryyyyyyyyyyy

I want to start my own Productions industry. Never Seven Productions is the name I've used thus far and I really want to eventually make full-length movies with it.

Also/Or I want to start my own Soda business, making sode and selling it. I've got some good ideas there and everytime I think about doing it I get really excited.

Oh, I just got a new job doing Tax Audits with a business called Coast To Coast Tax Review. We go to manufacturing companies and look at all the invoices over the past few years (how ever many for that particular state's statute of limitations) and see if the company paid sales tax on items they shouldn't have. Man it's a leet job because I get paid a percentage of what we find. I'll have fun doing that because I get to travel a lot =D

[GuidoHunter]

An ASTRONAUT!!!!!!

But seriously, though, I'm not sure what I really want to do. I'd really like to work in some scientific field, but internationally, so that I can learn a hundred different languages.

--Guido

[Moogy]

Movie/Game director.

A game director would be the dude who comes up with all the systems, writes the story, thinks up the gameplay, etc. Programming is tedious work and I'm way too lazy for that crap. :P

Movie director should be obvious.

It's pretty much one or the other at this point. But, maybe, after I get good at one, I'll delve into the other.

But yeah, making games and movies is my main aspiration in life. Preferably games, but I have some great ideas for movies too.

[Fungishroom]

Qreepy, on the first page you said that you'd like to be something in the Scientific and Mathematic fields?
Try N.A.S.A. out. Not the Astronaut part. You could be the mission supervisor. The one who calculates the postition of the shuttle and radars their range. It's probaly very complicated and you probaly have to be gifted with intellegence(expecially so you don't miscalculate). If any of you find a chance at happiness, take it.

As for me, probaly something close to what Jurs said at the top.

[Arthur122368]

I want to be a professional programmer, because I think it would be fun. I have tried some programming programs, but they didnt help me. I need a good free one.

Right now I am playing my guitar. Im getting better. Alot better

Ill record something, since my guitar poll got lost in the dust.....

[Tokzic]

To whoever said the brain doesn't work that way: You'd be surprised. I'm one of those "jack of all trades" people, who walks into pretty much anything that takes skill as a natural. However, since my brain rocks in the skills aspect, it completely fails at practically all talents and abilities (except a select few, but those take tons and tons of time to train). Also, because I spend so much time with skills, I have no time to take care of my body and am therefore restricted to about 100 push ups and 50 sit ups a night in terms of exercise.

I don't really know exactly what I want to do when I get a job, but I have tons of ideas and tons of opportunity. I have excellent marks (My average is about 94%, meaning the only place I couldn't get into without any effort whatsoever is Harvard), and I am good at/enjoy drawing, writing, audio, live broadcasting, graphic art, playing music, technology, racing, among other things. I especially enjoy art, writing, and technology though, making me consider graphic art as a career with writing on the side.

[lord_carbo]

I want to pwn the world!

[QreepyBORIS]

I have tons of skills and plenty of talent but no social skill at all. None, zippo, zilch. Math and Science it is!

I had actually been thinking about NASA jobs and related fields, but there's really a whole ton of things to look at and I don't honestly know how well that would interest me. The work, that is--the field is wonderful and something that I do keep kind of current on, but I don't know how I'd like the actual work involved in it.

Same goes for a lot of other Sciences, though. So in short, I can't decide this early.

[nickadeemus]

I was thiking the same as Guido, but international business instead of science.

Or a food critic. I love trying weird/new food.

[Afrobean]

I have a few paths, and any number of them is where I'll probably end up.

Programming. Simple enough, right? Well I'll have to be sure and actually learn some real programming, since I don't think I could get a job programming on a TI83+.

Engineering. I've been taking CAD classes in high school since I started there. I sorta fell into it, really. It's nice, but I'd rather not be one of those kinds of guys. That lifestyle doesn't seem very glammorous to me.

"Techie": This is a very likely outcome. Simply fixing people's problems with technology. I'd be that guy that comes in and tells you that your "intarweb is broken" because you never plugged in the cable.

Out of the above, programming sounds funnest. I'd probably say tech assistance as number 2. And if those two fall through somehow, I can always fall back in my background in CAD.

[shade11]

RE: Re: RE: What do you want to be when you grow up

The thing is. . . will we ever gow up.

[MalReynolds]

Re: RE: Re: RE: What do you want to be when you grow up

The thing is. . . will we ever gow up.

Obviously someone wants to be a philospher...

Keep trying.

Mal

[Tokzic]

Re: RE: Re: RE: What do you want to be when you grow up

The thing is. . . will we ever gow up.

Maybe one day, far into the distant future, you will conquer yourself and you will finally be able to say, "I have gown up." One day, when you put question marks at the end of questions, and when you are able to spell "grow" correctly.