Lunais

i love loyydie <3

Well ************. I just heard about the ******** that went down on here. I guess I'll leave. See ya on Blah if you're moving there. These forums turned to utter crap quite some time ago anyways.

Waaah! FFXIV! I dunno if I'll play it.. Depends on how SE runs the game. I better see some drastic changes if they want my money. >:O

I think I lost some interest in Aion too.. Kinda burnt out on mmorpgs I think.. Maybe that extra year off while keeping an eye on FFXIV will help. *shrugs*

I can't get over how ugly that statue is. What's with the ugly hair and huge black appendages and mixing orange with purple... and then of course, the super light lilac bikini bottom thing.

You know, when I buy stuff, I'm a sucker for collector's editions. But this one... this ones a little easier.

It's all about style.

Crazy lady attacking you're Profile!!! warning!!!

*pokes pokes pokes* wheres my love huh huh huh !!! no messages at all for months!!! whats going on Lunais!!

I'm not really playing currently either. Just crafting (made around 3,5mil in a week for maybe crafting a hour or two each day lol). But that'll change once a few friends start playing next month. We're probably all going SMN and do some spelunking in Korroloka. In case you don't know what that is (which is probably rather unlikely) - YouTube - FFXI Spelunking (aka SMN burn).
And then once we have some good levels, we're going to go through missions and stuff as static.

My character is Eiden on Lakshmi by the way. Just in case you're gonna start playing again and find yourself having no one online on your friendlist. =P


And yea, once I get to play the new stuff, I'll let you know about it and post it here.

Anyway, I understand your situation better. For now, I recommend you take some courses at a local community college to discover what your passions really are. Make sure to take classes that you can bring in with you as transferrable credit to a wide number of future universities you might want to attend. If you can, try to get into a ladder school that will ensure your transfer is as quick and painless as possible. Times are tough so the whole strapped for cash thing I understand, but still pursue your interests and self-betterment, if you can.

Don't mind the course structure. You might not like it in the beginning, but that's life, you know. I'm going to go all Full Metal Alchemist on you and say that's the Principle of Equivalent Exchange. Because that's what life is. A series of tradeoffs. Every gain should come with a sacrifice.

Anyway, you've probably heard that a million times before so I'm damned sure you don't want to hear it again and I'm probably ****ing you off ( I would be ) so I'll just cut it off there.

In closing...

Celestin is not crazy. Prove Celestin is crazy! You can't do it, can you!

Kismmeetttt defend poor Celestin from mean Lunais!

I also <3 Minami-ke.

Also, Selvaria, you're a crazy *****, but I <3 you too. I promise your massive ****ies have nothing to do with it.

Universities offer a variety of supplementary credit. There are limits of course, to how many you can apply, but you can get credit for all sorts of stuff. AP ( American advanced high school classes that can be applied as college credit ), work study ( work relates to what you are supposed to be learning ), transfer ( from a different school ) and the best one of all, independent study ( lets you freely transfer credits between courses, study independently with teacher supervision, more on this later ). The general idea is you need to jump through a certain set of hoops, but how you jump through that set of hoops is generally up to you so if there's a high level of association between classes, schools will let you switch around.

Independent study is just do what you want, but to get credit, you have to get a teacher signature. I used about four of these to transfer credits from my electives into core. One particularly flagrant exploitation was using 199 to retake arts 50 for credit a second time. Arts 50 kind of cycles topics every quarter, so I took it one quarter, then took it again two quarters later, applied for 199 on the premise that the classes were sufficiently different while still related to my minor to be reapplied, and had my arts 50 applied to arts 60 I think. I also had an engineering lab 199'd to a computer science lab.