What's the smartest thing you've ever done?
12-Apr-2005, 04:31 PM
#25
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As of right now I am happy that I didn't go out and buy another civic to mod (ppl laugh now, i laugh later) and just put that money in the bank as well get my credit card to build my credit and my RRSP finally setup so by the time im 22-23 I will be able to purchase a house on my own and not be a 23 yr old loser sitting at home.
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Addition: Staying with my long time g/f instead of breaking up over no reason..best girl i've ever had
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Addition: Staying with my long time g/f instead of breaking up over no reason..best girl i've ever had
12-Apr-2005, 04:59 PM
#26
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Originally posted by Shazza
becoming friends with SiR_YO
and after months and months of him begging me to go on a date with him, i finally accepted
haha
becoming friends with SiR_YO
and after months and months of him begging me to go on a date with him, i finally accepted
haha
12-Apr-2005, 05:05 PM
#27
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Originally posted by Zyepher
As of right now I am happy that I didn't go out and buy another civic to mod (ppl laugh now, i laugh later) and just put that money in the bank as well get my credit card to build my credit and my RRSP finally setup so by the time im 22-23 I will be able to purchase a house on my own and not be a 23 yr old loser sitting at home.
Edit*
Addition: Staying with my long time g/f instead of breaking up over no reason..best girl i've ever had
As of right now I am happy that I didn't go out and buy another civic to mod (ppl laugh now, i laugh later) and just put that money in the bank as well get my credit card to build my credit and my RRSP finally setup so by the time im 22-23 I will be able to purchase a house on my own and not be a 23 yr old loser sitting at home.
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Addition: Staying with my long time g/f instead of breaking up over no reason..best girl i've ever had
Nothing wrong with living at home, why go out and pay rent for something you might never own.
12-Apr-2005, 05:15 PM
#28
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Originally posted by scarlemthug
wouldnt the smartest thing have been letting me convince u to come out and ME introducing u to ED, wheres the credit for that
wouldnt the smartest thing have been letting me convince u to come out and ME introducing u to ED, wheres the credit for that
actually, to tell u the truth, we really only thank the fact that we both have civics...i mean...we wouldve prolly eventually met at a tcc meet. hehehe.
12-Apr-2005, 05:38 PM
#30
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Originally posted by loudsubz
Nothing wrong with living at home, why go out and pay rent for something you might never own.
Nothing wrong with living at home, why go out and pay rent for something you might never own.
Originally posted by loudsubz
Nothing wrong with modding a civic, everyone has hobbies, but if you pour more money into modding your civic and don't have enough to pay off the important bills, and eat KD everyday then you might have a problem.
Nothing wrong with modding a civic, everyone has hobbies, but if you pour more money into modding your civic and don't have enough to pay off the important bills, and eat KD everyday then you might have a problem.
12-Apr-2005, 06:52 PM
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Smartest thing I ever did was break up with my ex girlfriend.... sorry stevo but its true. 
Also attending university and changing majors from computer science to business. I feel sorry for those poor saps in com sci, after graduating getting paid 12-15 an hour as a network admin LOL. suckers!
And lastly being TOTALLY debt free feels really good.
Also attending university and changing majors from computer science to business. I feel sorry for those poor saps in com sci, after graduating getting paid 12-15 an hour as a network admin LOL. suckers!
And lastly being TOTALLY debt free feels really good.
12-Apr-2005, 07:23 PM
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Originally posted by Younes Si
Is that a joke?
Is that a joke?
12-Apr-2005, 07:25 PM
#35
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Originally posted by loudsubz
even if it was, why can't someone be proud IF they did drop out and are doing well for themselves. School doesn't automatically mean your better off, plenty of people are motivated and end up running theyre own business and are very well off, and have little or no continuing education.
even if it was, why can't someone be proud IF they did drop out and are doing well for themselves. School doesn't automatically mean your better off, plenty of people are motivated and end up running theyre own business and are very well off, and have little or no continuing education.
but then there are A LOT more that are nothing
12-Apr-2005, 07:26 PM
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Originally posted by Younes Si
^^ this is true
but then there are A LOT more that are nothing
^^ this is true
but then there are A LOT more that are nothing
12-Apr-2005, 08:47 PM
#38
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Another thing would be that I am still contributing the same amount to my RRSP after moving out of my parent's place. When I first started to contribute, I was living at home so I contributed a fair bit. When I moved out, got married & bought a house, I didn't lower my contribution. I hope to be a rich a$$ later on.
