Future

Where are we in our education at the moment? What are our future plans?

In case you haven't read, I want to go to college overseas (possibly at UCLA) or maybe just at adelaide uni. After this I want to work with "Doctors Without Borders" for a couple of years in Ghana. Then I wish to apply at the Johnson Space Centre, in Houston. They need medics in Space Stations etc!

But yeah there's another planned mission to the moon in 2020 and a mission to Mars shortly after that. It's what I'm interested in, so it's what I'm going to try to do.

Lol, my plans are so small compared to yours but that's fine. I don't want to anything big. All I want to do is have a job I enjoy, and continue to do what I love the most, and that is gaming. I plan to go to college, (not sure where yet) and get a degree in computer grpahic design. Then I could become a graphic designer. I also would love to be a journalist for videogames. (You know, like IGN 'n stuff) I can write very well, and I'd love to write some reviews on vieogames.

I suppose our plans are similar in that we are just trying to follow what we really want.

I'm currently studying Japanese and English Language A-level which I'll hopefully finish next year. Then I'll either do Japanese in uni or work something else out jobwise in language.

Last year I was doing Social Anthropology with a year in Japan in a university in Canterbury, but I decideded I just wanted to study the language.

If anyone knows any cool jobs or employers in Japan, let me know.

As many of you know, I'm very much into languistics as well, I've been learning German and Spanish, but I've also glanced at Russian, Greek, French, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Dutch, Scottish (it's basically english), and Esperanto. I've taught myself all the phonetics about a language as well.

I HAVE NO IDEA.
I will tour round Europe for a while after I leave school, then become a hoboe...
Its what everyone things i should become.

That know me...
(sorry bout double post)

I have no plans atm.

But i do want to travel around Europe and the Western countries to study their arts and history.

I plan to become a biologist as my career.

(or maybe become dictator of the world, sounds rather FUN )

*Dave, i think you need to be an American or a Russian (or a billionaire) to go to the moon

No ESA also goes to the moon.
I may have to become an American citizen , or at the very least live in America.
Though the first man on Mars will definitely have to be an American.

Its easy for me, I'm already a full american citizen. I lived my full term there.

Is that something to be proud of dmnt?

Of course it's something to be proud of. Otherwise he wouldn't have put all that effort into learning the phonetics of so many languages.

How sarcastic.

It doesn't bother me, I've lived in Australia for almost all my life and i enjoy that lifestyle to little itsy bitys bits!

lol, I'd rather be a citizen than not be one.

This sounds weird but I think being a citizen of America would make me less Australian. And that's not who I am.

Dave wrote:

This sounds weird but I think being a citizen of America would make me less Australian. And that's not who I am.

How so?

I'd love to be a joint citizen of England and Japan, if it wasn't for the time difference.

What are everyone's general views on university and its worth? I'm considering whether I want to return to uni to do Japanese or not after my A-levels.

But this is... America. I just feel weird because working and living in America could lead to raising a family in America and leaving Australia. That's not what I want to do.

I am going to go to Uni. I just don't know where. Maybe in America, at UCLA or SDSU. Or perhaps just in the Adelaide Uni. They're pretty good. They do Medicine and Aeronautical Engineering.

Un-Australian?

*groan*, that topic again.

Cant you realize we are the most multicultural country in the world!?

No we aren't. We are an extremely racist country. Consider the way we treat refugees, and the White Australia policy, only abolished in 1966.

Pardon?

I thought we were in the 21st century not the 19th.

At least we let the refugees live, other countries have different...'tactics'.

You're an idiot. 1966 is the 20th century, not the 19th.

Try comparing the way we treat our refugees to the way they treat refugees in other wealthy countries, which have the space and resources for them.

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SKUU EDITED AS WELL:
See my other editing of your post in big red letters. The only idiot is the person who thinks intelligent arguing comes from insulting each other.

1996? how silly of me.

I thought you said 1969 idiot!

SKUU OFFICIAL EDIT:
Be nice.

I actually said 1966. Which is also 20th century.

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only abolished in 1969.

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1996 is the 20th century

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I actually said 1966.

Wow, getting all the dates mixed up? [and covering your tracks]

Is this a new trend you're trying to pursue?

Stop editing my posts. And all of those are the 20th century anyway, so it wouldn't have mattered if I did say that. You're still wrong by referring to them as the 19th century. Fool.

OFFICIAL SKUU EDIT:

"The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing." (Socrates)
Be nice.

Oh i am so sorry, do you want me to deactive permission to edit posts? It would keep you at bay, but the other members would dislike that.

Talking about that, ive activated permission for members to delete themselves. Since you have such suicidal tendacies you should give it a try.