What Are You Doing Right Now? (176 Viewers)

[Quetzalcoatl]

It'll all be okay, at least you aren't going to be homeless in a week

Did your homeless girl finally ask you to move out with her?

 

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[IrishZebra]

Shacking down...

 

[AFL_ITALIA]

Math classes always make me feel functionally retarded.

 

[Martin]

Oh it's all good Martin, thanks for asking. A bit stressed out lately, but I guess that's natural when I'm starting up after my summer break from May 5th - September 3rd .

I miss those days.

 

[Nzoric]

It'll all be okay, at least you aren't going to be homeless in a week

Certainly not, how come you're becoming homeless?

I miss those days.

Yeah we students have it pretty sweet, in the grand scale of stress ours (or at mine, since I'm still living at home) is in the low end, still I miss not having obligatory stuff to do. Bo-hoo !

 

[Martin]

Yeah we students have it pretty sweet, in the grand scale of stress ours (or at mine, since I'm still living at home) is in the low end, still I miss not having obligatory stuff to do. Bo-hoo !

All that free time was sweet. But on the whole I prefer working to being a student.

 

[Fred]

All that free time was sweet. But on the whole I prefer working to being a student.

I'm undecided on this one. I loved the free time a lot to be honest, even though i was mostly broke then

 

[Nzoric]

I've yet to work a proper job (37h/week) so I can't say what I prefer. When I get in gear, find an interesting problem and start studying hard I actually go to bed in the evening pretty satisfied with learning. I'm just notoriously slow off the mark

 

[Fred]

I've yet to work a proper job (37h/week) so I can't say what I prefer. When I get in gear, find an interesting problem and start studying hard I actually go to bed in the evening pretty satisfied with learning. I'm just notoriously slow off the mark

You're going for your MA after you graduate, no?

Are you planning to work full time and study?

 

[Martin]

What about you, Fred? How is your career going?

 

[IrishZebra]

I've yet to work a proper job (37h/week) so I can't say what I prefer. When I get in gear, find an interesting problem and start studying hard I actually go to bed in the evening pretty satisfied with learning. I'm just notoriously slow off the mark

37 hours weeks are gay.

 

[JuveJay]

37 hour week? What about a full time job?

 

[Martin]

37 hour week? What about a full time job?

nearly there

 

[Nzoric]

You're going for your MA after you graduate, no?

Are you planning to work full time and study?

I'm actually planning another BA, most likely Arabic Studies, after I graduate. While doing that bachelor I'll work 15-20 hours per week and save up money that I'll spend while doing my MA.

If I want to be an "expert" on the middle east I really need to learn the language, plus it seems like a huge bonus to have even in Denmark. The areas that I tend to frequent are Arab by majority and there's a lot of work to be done in the field of integration and collaboration with minorities. Seems like a good career move.

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37 hour week? What about a full time job?

That is a full time job here

 

[Martin]

Did you hear that, Fred? Arabic is a big win in Denmark. You already have that. Pack your bags, man, you're gonna be living the good life.

 

[Fred]

What about you, Fred? How is your career going?

Not as good as it should be, but for now i'm just glad i have a job.

37 hour week? What about a full time job?

True that

 

[Nzoric]

Did you hear that, Fred? Arabic is a big win in Denmark. You already have that. Pack your bags, man, you're gonna be living the good life.

It's a big win if you're not ethnically Arab

 

[Martin]

Not as good as it should be, but for now i'm just glad i have a job.

Are you still doing the career adviser gig?

 

[Fred]

I'm actually planning another BA, most likely Arabic Studies, after I graduate. While doing that bachelor I'll work 15-20 hours per week and save up money that I'll spend while doing my MA.

If I want to be an "expert" on the middle east I really need to learn the language, plus it seems like a huge bonus to have even in Denmark. The areas that I tend to frequent are Arab by majority and there's a lot of work to be done in the field of integration and collaboration with minorities. Seems like a good career move.

---------- Post added 08.09.2012 at 22:17 ----------



That is a full time job here

Thats interesting. Let me tell you from now, Arabic is a very tough language, speaking it might not be that hard(well at least for me, as its my mother tongue), but grammar and structure is very complicated.

Still, if you are persistent enough, i'm sure you'd be able to learn it.

Did you hear that, Fred? Arabic is a big win in Denmark. You already have that. Pack your bags, man, you're gonna be living the good life.

I'm sure theres no shortage of Arabs there, they're like ants, friggin everywhere. What they really value is a white man that speaks Arabic, not another sandman.

---------- Post added 09.09.2012 at 00:23 ----------

Are you still doing the career adviser gig?

Thats part of it. Its mostly student recruitment though, i'm like a salesman, with a conscious.

 

[JuveJay]

i'm like a salesman, with a conscious.

Does not compute.