wow? You know all this history yet you still try to just flex your skinny self out here.
Still in high school I was interviewed by MIT (private interview, they flew a guy down based on something I wrote) and Georgia Tech when I was hoping to be an Mechanical Engineer. Then that same year I did an internship with the best Mech/Civil firm in the area. That was all looking up stuff and not for me. My designs are still in place for fire sprinklers in two major businesses here. I hit them right on and no edits were needed.
I then went to a local community college which is now a state university and wanted to be a Pharmacist. They offered Junior level classes in Comparative Anatomy and other great bio/chem topics.
I had Biochem, genetics and an elective left when my first wife broke her neck and was at spring break. During that time I was interning at an Eckerds and I wasn't to crazy about what a Pharmacist had to put up with at the time (it's much better now).
I landed back in a place called Wellington and got a job at a major financial institution with my mortgage background. Within six months I was able to pick up a nice house on the water (3/2/2 with pool and .5 acres) and I was only 23.
By 29/30 I grew tired of being a contract management guy and flying all over picking up collateral. I have plaques I posted here about how I was part of some of the biggest deals in history (enough to get the plaque, not enough to get the $100k+ bonus). I had replaced some of the attorneys they hired for the job.
I went to FAU in 1999 and had my Comp Sci BA by 2000.
I have 7 years of college credits. While I don't have the degree in all of it, I have about 95% of the knowledge.
Greatt story.
Anybody ever says money is no object I'll tell them, "cool, give me half of what you have".
We can test this hypothesis. Apple! Apple! Apple!
Alke, did your tongue get hard?
A mere jest. ()
Is that so alkemyst -- or should we call you 'Anand'?
Dang, 3 hours and 5 pages?
Screw you 100 post page snobs.
Oh, and I ain't reading this crap.
"I tipped 22% at Chile's.
MINO"
I'll summarize it for you. Bros are:
- jelly
- hatin'
- not even liftin'
You should call me daddy. I'd stop fucking with the guy that makes this forum possible.
Oh wait, you are on those other forums.
Lol, mentioning someone's name is "fucking" with them?
If I posted your name, would you be ok with that?
That said I doubt Anand wants to be talked about here like this.
Stormfront?
Only the cool kids hang out at the place that cannot be named. And yes, Alkemyst was permabanned. :biggrin:
You thinking a Mustang GT is a Muscle Car amuses me.
You making fun of my M3 which was a full year newer than your GT doubly so.
wow? You know all this history yet you still try to just flex your skinny self out here.
Still in high school I was interviewed by MIT (private interview, they flew a guy down based on something I wrote) and Georgia Tech when I was hoping to be an Mechanical Engineer. Then that same year I did an internship with the best Mech/Civil firm in the area. That was all looking up stuff and not for me. My designs are still in place for fire sprinklers in two major businesses here. I hit them right on and no edits were needed.
I then went to a local community college which is now a state university and wanted to be a Pharmacist. They offered Junior level classes in Comparative Anatomy and other great bio/chem topics.
I had Biochem, genetics and an elective left when my first wife broke her neck and was at spring break. During that time I was interning at an Eckerds and I wasn't to crazy about what a Pharmacist had to put up with at the time (it's much better now).
I landed back in a place called Wellington and got a job at a major financial institution with my mortgage background. Within six months I was able to pick up a nice house on the water (3/2/2 with pool and .5 acres) and I was only 23.
By 29/30 I grew tired of being a contract management guy and flying all over picking up collateral. I have plaques I posted here about how I was part of some of the biggest deals in history (enough to get the plaque, not enough to get the $100k+ bonus). I had replaced some of the attorneys they hired for the job.
I went to FAU in 1999 and had my Comp Sci BA by 2000.
I have 7 years of college credits. While I don't have the degree in all of it, I have about 95% of the knowledge.