What makes you pop flyin'?

Shad · **Joined:** Tue Apr 14, 2009 9:43 pm **Posts:** 15289

Not necessarily, mod edits don't leave a trace on the post anymore.

DarkSurfer · **Posted:** Mon Feb 29, 2016 4:04 pm

NEVER EXISTED

Misterme7 · **Posted:** Mon Feb 29, 2016 6:05 pm

shazza · **Posted:** Tue Mar 01, 2016 3:08 pm

found out that a medication i really wanted to go on to make my life easier is going to be freeeeeeeeeeee

i am so ready to have a giant needle jammed in my arm let's GO

[Citation Needed] · **Posted:** Wed Mar 02, 2016 6:31 am

I keep forgetting which thread is the pop flyin' stuff thread then I go "oh yeah, the banbait title one".

So WITH ANY LUCK I should be moving to Texas soon! Waiting on my tax return to come back (just filed yesterday afternoon) to fund the drive there (14+ hours, from Shitty, KY to Plano, TX) and give me some buffer cash. Gonna write up a resume and send it at every tech company in and around Plano.
Nothing fancy, unless I get lucky. Support jobs, probably. Maybe a programming thing if I get super lucky. Associates in Applied Science (Computer and Information Technology) with distinction and 7 certificates should make job hunting easier... right?? This makes me pop flyin' but I'm super absurdly nervous.

Until I get my own place, I'll be moving in with my childhood best friend. And her boyfriend. He knows I'm gay, but I can imagine he still isn't entirely thrilled with the idea of his girlfriend's male childhood best friend moving in with them, even temporarily. It must be threatening on some level.

So I'm excited and nervous and worried, and that will persist for the next 1-4 months, probably.

And in 2-3 years, I'm probably going to end up moving to Colorado.

GOSH THE FUTURE IS EXCITING AND TERRIFYING
How do people cope with being alive and having projections for their own futures???

edit: Also, I don't even know where to begin for making a resume.

Airra · **Posted:** Wed Mar 02, 2016 8:42 am

[Citation Needed] wrote:

How do people cope with being alive and having projections for their own futures???

These are both foreign concepts to me, but good luck!

Myk · **Posted:** Wed Mar 02, 2016 9:26 am

[Citation Needed] wrote:

I keep forgetting which thread is the pop flyin' stuff thread then I go "oh yeah, the banbait title one".

So WITH ANY LUCK I should be moving to Texas soon! Waiting on my tax return to come back (just filed yesterday afternoon) to fund the drive there (14+ hours, from Shitty, KY to Plano, TX) and give me some buffer cash. Gonna write up a resume and send it at every tech company in and around Plano.
Nothing fancy, unless I get lucky. Support jobs, probably. Maybe a programming thing if I get super lucky. Associates in Applied Science (Computer and Information Technology) with distinction and 7 certificates should make job hunting easier... right?? This makes me pop flyin' but I'm super absurdly nervous.

Until I get my own place, I'll be moving in with my childhood best friend. And her boyfriend. He knows I'm gay, but I can imagine he still isn't entirely thrilled with the idea of his girlfriend's male childhood best friend moving in with them, even temporarily. It must be threatening on some level.

So I'm excited and nervous and worried, and that will persist for the next 1-4 months, probably.

And in 2-3 years, I'm probably going to end up moving to Colorado.

GOSH THE FUTURE IS EXCITING AND TERRIFYING
How do people cope with being alive and having projections for their own futures???

edit: Also, I don't even know where to begin for making a resume.

ah texas, the butthole of america

i am pop flyin' that i am not in texas anymore

Kamak · **Posted:** Wed Mar 02, 2016 10:16 am

Quote:

Location: texas

???

shazza · **Posted:** Wed Mar 02, 2016 11:04 am

[Citation Needed] wrote:

I keep forgetting which thread is the pop flyin' stuff thread then I go "oh yeah, the banbait title one".

So WITH ANY LUCK I should be moving to Texas soon! Waiting on my tax return to come back (just filed yesterday afternoon) to fund the drive there (14+ hours, from Shitty, KY to Plano, TX) and give me some buffer cash. Gonna write up a resume and send it at every tech company in and around Plano.
Nothing fancy, unless I get lucky. Support jobs, probably. Maybe a programming thing if I get super lucky. Associates in Applied Science (Computer and Information Technology) with distinction and 7 certificates should make job hunting easier... right?? This makes me pop flyin' but I'm super absurdly nervous.

Until I get my own place, I'll be moving in with my childhood best friend. And her boyfriend. He knows I'm gay, but I can imagine he still isn't entirely thrilled with the idea of his girlfriend's male childhood best friend moving in with them, even temporarily. It must be threatening on some level.

So I'm excited and nervous and worried, and that will persist for the next 1-4 months, probably.

And in 2-3 years, I'm probably going to end up moving to Colorado.

GOSH THE FUTURE IS EXCITING AND TERRIFYING
How do people cope with being alive and having projections for their own futures???

edit: Also, I don't even know where to begin for making a resume.

(banging pots and pans together repeatedly) WELCOME TO HELL WELCOME TO HELL WELCOME TO HELL WELCOME TO HELL WELCOME TO HELL WELCOME TO HELL

TEXAS IS AWFUL YOU WILL REGRET THIS DECISION

Kamak · **Posted:** Wed Mar 02, 2016 11:48 am

There's no escape.

[Citation Needed] · **Posted:** Wed Mar 02, 2016 4:27 pm

I KNOW I WILL HATE IT

That was even a big part of the discussion I had with my friend over moving there.
How much I fucking hate it.
But she does to, so it's okay. But SOON Colorado. SOON.

Also maybe we can have a Texas Forumite Meetup and just bitch about Ted Cruz.

edit: I'm sure I'll hate it less than I hate the entirety of Kentucky.

Shining Charizard · **Posted:** Wed Mar 02, 2016 5:28 pm

As someone who lives in Texas and actually likes it, welcome! Enjoy your time here until you move on to Colorado, where they have that mythical thing called snow.

[Citation Needed] · **Posted:** Wed Mar 02, 2016 5:54 pm

I fucking love snow.

Jagged Z · **Posted:** Wed Mar 02, 2016 6:47 pm

Colorado's pretty great so long as you don't mind unpredictable weather. Only complaint is the lack of an ocean, but the mountains make up for it. The Rockies always look so beautiful. I've been here pretty much my whole life and I still occasionally stare at them.

Shining Charizard · **Posted:** Wed Mar 02, 2016 11:36 pm

I have seen snow a grand total of six times in my life.

One of those times was in New Mexico.

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