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Congratulation on your graduation.  Looking forward to your continued participation at the CCF .. but mind your college studies first. David |
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United States
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Congratulations on graduating and on the great looking set! I also do not normally like most NCLT, but this set is spectacular and very special being a gift from your parents on a special day in your life. It already has some good personal history to it.
How much squash could a Sasquatch squash if a Sasquatch would squash squash? Download and read: Grading the graders Costly TPG ineptitude and No FG Kennedy halveshttps://ln5.sync.com/dl/7ca91bdd0/w...i3b-rbj9fir2 |
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Pillar of the Community
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Thanks Everyone.  Quote:
this set is spectacular and very special being a gift from your parents on a special day in your life. It already has some good personal history to it.  100% |
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Pillar of the Community
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My advice, take a year off to really get to know yourself. Many young people these days are rushed or pressured into going to university for no good reason.
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That is exactly what I am doing Libertad. I am glad I did as well.
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I am 21 and rushed into university as soon as I finished school. After the first semester I found my heart wasnt in it and I just wanted to explore the world a bit.
After having done that for a year and a half I've gone back to university doing geology and am much better off for it. Having a year or two off really helps to settle you so you can work out what you want.
Very nice set by the way!
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Not too late to switch to Geology We used to called Geology "Rocks for Jocks" 'cause every football player took it to raise their GPA.  Geography was even better: colouring for credit. Seriously though, that is a great graduation present. Best of luck with your future studies. |
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Congratulations. Let me know if you ever need help in your studies. I have my Master of Business Administration degree specializing in Finance. Stocks, Binds, Options, Currency Arbitrage, WACC, and so on can be challenging but also lots of fun!
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Congratulations. Let me know if you ever need help in your studies. I have my Master of Business Administration degree specializing in Finance. Stocks, Binds, Options, Currency Arbitrage, WACC, and so on can be challenging but also lots of fun!
Why not give the OP a stock tip that might help pay for his education?  |
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Congratulations on your graduation and most excellent gift!  |
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Thanks Everyone Quote:
Congratulations. Let me know if you ever need help in your studies. I have my Master of Business Administration degree specializing in Finance. Stocks, Binds, Options, Currency Arbitrage, WACC, and so on can be challenging but also lots of fun! I will keep that in mind. I have been interested in stocks, and investing since I was around 13 years old. Quote:
Why not give the OP a stock tip that might help pay for his education? That would help  |
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Congratulations! It's exciting and makes me think of my 18. Where did it go?
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Valued Member
United States
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Congratulations. I am trying to find a college that has Numismatics as a minor, while also having NROTC. Have a great time finding yourself and an even greater time at college.
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Posted 10/06/2012 10:52 pm
