Is anyone here over 25?

Am I the only one looking forward to that age? Look, I love being only 18 and can do whatever I want I guess, but at 25 I will have graduated college, have a degree, and will completely be able to travel around the globe, full of whacky mishaps and wild adventures. Then, someday if/when I want/need to actually get a real job, I will have the prerequisite to get one that doesn't involve me mixing concrete.

aka failure.

metameme is such a faggot lol

I'm located in Seoul, gonna be here for another year at least. If you need help w/ anything let me know.

Am I the only one looking forward to that age? Look, I love being only 18 and can do whatever I want I guess, but at 25 I will have graduated college, have a degree, and will completely be able to travel around the globe, full of whacky mishaps and wild adventures. Then, someday if/when I want/need to actually get a real job, I will have the prerequisite to get one that doesn't involve me mixing concrete.

Personally, I love being "old." It's freedom. I do what i want when i want because i have my own dough that i and only i worked for. Just make smart money decisions, live below your means, travel, get a good group of friends (and girl) who holds you down, stay in shape, and remain creative and humorous. Enjoy the small things and always work on self improvement. Still dream like youre young and never give Up your passions. And don't buy into society's packaged ideal of "success." marine biologists make substantially less than dentists, yet dentists have a higher suicide rate. Think about that. Be happy. Just a suggestion from an old dude.

And I'm currently working on being a firefighter. It's a pay downgrade from being a banker, but helping people for me is better than paychecks for taking advantage of them. I'm one of those types. *shrug*

I'm located in Seoul, gonna be here for another year at least. If you need help w/ anything let me know.

I'm probably gonna be placed in some random city, hopefully they will put me in cheonan like i asked.
it'd be cool to meet you, we can help each other pick up some fine breezys in gangnam.

I'm located in Seoul, gonna be here for another year at least. If you need help w/ anything let me know.

I'm probably gonna be placed in some random city, hopefully they will put me in cheonan like i asked.
it'd be cool to meet you, we can help each other pick up some fine breezys in gangnam.

I'm located in Seoul, gonna be here for another year at least. If you need help w/ anything let me know.

I'm probably gonna be placed in some random city, hopefully they will put me in cheonan like i asked

Werd, hit me up and g'luck! .
it'd be cool to meet you, we can help each other pick up some fine breezys in gangnam.

Am I the only one looking forward to that age? Look, I love being only 18 and can do whatever I want I guess, but at 25 I will have graduated college, have a degree, and will completely be able to travel around the globe, full of whacky mishaps and wild adventures. Then, someday if/when I want/need to actually get a real job, I will have the prerequisite to get one that doesn't involve me mixing concrete.

Personally, I love being "old." It's freedom. I do what i want when i want because i have my own dough that i and only i worked for. Just make smart money decisions, live below your means, travel, get a good group of friends (and girl) who holds you down, stay in shape, and remain creative and humorous. Enjoy the small things and always work on self improvement. Still dream like youre young and never give Up your passions. And don't buy into society's packaged ideal of "success." marine biologists make substantially less than dentists, yet dentists have a higher suicide rate. Think about that. Be happy. Just a suggestion from an old dude.

And I'm currently working on being a firefighter. It's a pay downgrade from being a banker, but helping people for me is better than paychecks for taking advantage of them. I'm one of those types. *shrug*

This is probably the first mature discussion i've come across from the 2 years ive been on this site

Am I the only one looking forward to that age? Look, I love being only 18 and can do whatever I want I guess, but at 25 I will have graduated college, have a degree, and will completely be able to travel around the globe, full of whacky mishaps and wild adventures. Then, someday if/when I want/need to actually get a real job, I will have the prerequisite to get one that doesn't involve me mixing concrete.

Personally, I love being "old." It's freedom. I do what i want when i want because i have my own dough that i and only i worked for. Just make smart money decisions, live below your means, travel, get a good group of friends (and girl) who holds you down, stay in shape, and remain creative and humorous. Enjoy the small things and always work on self improvement. Still dream like youre young and never give Up your passions. And don't buy into society's packaged ideal of "success." marine biologists make substantially less than dentists, yet dentists have a higher suicide rate. Think about that. Be happy. Just a suggestion from an old dude.

And I'm currently working on being a firefighter. It's a pay downgrade from being a banker, but helping people for me is better than paychecks for taking advantage of them. I'm one of those types. *shrug*

Am I the only one looking forward to that age? Look, I love being only 18 and can do whatever I want I guess, but at 25 I will have graduated college, have a degree, and will completely be able to travel around the globe, full of whacky mishaps and wild adventures. Then, someday if/when I want/need to actually get a real job, I will have the prerequisite to get one that doesn't involve me mixing concrete.

Personally, I love being "old." It's freedom. I do what i want when i want because i have my own dough that i and only i worked for. Just make smart money decisions, live below your means, travel, get a good group of friends (and girl) who holds you down, stay in shape, and remain creative and humorous. Enjoy the small things and always work on self improvement. Still dream like youre young and never give Up your passions. And don't buy into society's packaged ideal of "success." marine biologists make substantially less than dentists, yet dentists have a higher suicide rate. Think about that. Be happy. Just a suggestion from an old dude.

And I'm currently working on being a firefighter. It's a pay downgrade from being a banker, but helping people for me is better than paychecks for taking advantage of them. I'm one of those types. *shrug*

I'm 25 now.

Moved out to China after graduating college to learn Mandarin and travel all around China. Now living in Korea and started a bag line with my brother. We signed a new investment deal last week and we're bout to do it up in 2012! Also starting a culture/subculture website about Korea with the investor company, basically travel all around Korea doing fun shit and just documenting it all.

After college you kinda feel "lost" but there's a cool, exciting feeling not knowing what direction your life is going to head. Best advice I can give for anyone is to TRAVEL and meet as many people as you can. The next person you meet could change your life and that's happened to me multiple times in the past 2 years.

Good quote:

“I beg young people to travel. If you don’t have a passport, get one. Take a summer, get a backpack and go to Delhi, go to Saigon, go to Bangkok, go to Kenya. Have your mind blown. Eat interesting food. Dig some interesting people. Have an adventure. Be careful. Come back and you’re going to see your country differently, you’re going to see your president differently, no matter who it is. Music, culture, food, water. Your showers will become shorter. You’re going to get a sense of what globalization looks like. It’s not what Tom Friedman writes about; I’m sorry. You’re going to see that global climate change is very real. And that for some people, their day consists of walking 12 miles for four buckets of water. And so there are lessons that you can’t get out of a book that are waiting for you at the other end of that flight. A lot of people—Americans and Europeans—come back and go, ohhhhh. And the light bulb goes on.”
—
Henry Rollins

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This is probably the first mature discussion i've come across from the 3 years ive been on this site

boss. can you tell me about the process of becoming a firefighter (prerequisites and what not)? its something ive always been interested in.

DM been the official old-head dude on HB for years, y'all niggas need to get familiar