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March 17, 2008 at 6:38 AM #171856March 17, 2008 at 6:38 AM #171422
Alex_angel
ParticipantClairmont is a dump, unless you like living in Vietnam.
March 17, 2008 at 6:38 AM #171755ParticipantClairmont is a dump, unless you like living in Vietnam.
March 17, 2008 at 6:38 AM #171761ParticipantClairmont is a dump, unless you like living in Vietnam.
March 17, 2008 at 6:38 AM #171778ParticipantClairmont is a dump, unless you like living in Vietnam.
March 17, 2008 at 6:38 AM #171860ParticipantClairmont is a dump, unless you like living in Vietnam.
March 17, 2008 at 8:07 AM #171447sdduuuude
ParticipantHow I have lived my whole life to this point without the insightful brilliance of Alex_angel is unfathomable.
March 17, 2008 at 8:07 AM #171780ParticipantHow I have lived my whole life to this point without the insightful brilliance of Alex_angel is unfathomable.
March 17, 2008 at 8:07 AM #171785ParticipantHow I have lived my whole life to this point without the insightful brilliance of Alex_angel is unfathomable.
March 17, 2008 at 8:07 AM #171803ParticipantHow I have lived my whole life to this point without the insightful brilliance of Alex_angel is unfathomable.
March 17, 2008 at 8:07 AM #171885ParticipantHow I have lived my whole life to this point without the insightful brilliance of Alex_angel is unfathomable.
March 17, 2008 at 9:37 AM #171477Dukehorn
ParticipantHey FLU,
Your comments about the Chinese made me chuckle quite a bit. I think CA is a bit worse than where I grew up (Texas). I went to dinner with my brother in law’s folks and my sister (who was out of town) called me to ask that I tell them that I was a lawyer instead of a grad student (I was a non-practicing one who had gone back for a grad degree). I was pretty surprised by the request, but my sister had been criticized by her in-laws for getting a PhD instead of an MD, so she was being really sensitive.
All they could talk about was the fact that I gave up a lawyer’s salary to go back to a grad school stipend. Absolutely boggled their mind. Seems like personal happiness is a strange concept. Never mind the fact that I drive a Mazda3 when I could be driving a BMWer instead–that just accentuated my weirdness.
That’s why I don’t hang out with too many Chinese at all.
March 17, 2008 at 9:37 AM #171810ParticipantHey FLU,
Your comments about the Chinese made me chuckle quite a bit. I think CA is a bit worse than where I grew up (Texas). I went to dinner with my brother in law’s folks and my sister (who was out of town) called me to ask that I tell them that I was a lawyer instead of a grad student (I was a non-practicing one who had gone back for a grad degree). I was pretty surprised by the request, but my sister had been criticized by her in-laws for getting a PhD instead of an MD, so she was being really sensitive.
All they could talk about was the fact that I gave up a lawyer’s salary to go back to a grad school stipend. Absolutely boggled their mind. Seems like personal happiness is a strange concept. Never mind the fact that I drive a Mazda3 when I could be driving a BMWer instead–that just accentuated my weirdness.
That’s why I don’t hang out with too many Chinese at all.
March 17, 2008 at 9:37 AM #171814ParticipantHey FLU,
Your comments about the Chinese made me chuckle quite a bit. I think CA is a bit worse than where I grew up (Texas). I went to dinner with my brother in law’s folks and my sister (who was out of town) called me to ask that I tell them that I was a lawyer instead of a grad student (I was a non-practicing one who had gone back for a grad degree). I was pretty surprised by the request, but my sister had been criticized by her in-laws for getting a PhD instead of an MD, so she was being really sensitive.
All they could talk about was the fact that I gave up a lawyer’s salary to go back to a grad school stipend. Absolutely boggled their mind. Seems like personal happiness is a strange concept. Never mind the fact that I drive a Mazda3 when I could be driving a BMWer instead–that just accentuated my weirdness.
That’s why I don’t hang out with too many Chinese at all.
March 17, 2008 at 9:37 AM #171833ParticipantHey FLU,
Your comments about the Chinese made me chuckle quite a bit. I think CA is a bit worse than where I grew up (Texas). I went to dinner with my brother in law’s folks and my sister (who was out of town) called me to ask that I tell them that I was a lawyer instead of a grad student (I was a non-practicing one who had gone back for a grad degree). I was pretty surprised by the request, but my sister had been criticized by her in-laws for getting a PhD instead of an MD, so she was being really sensitive.
All they could talk about was the fact that I gave up a lawyer’s salary to go back to a grad school stipend. Absolutely boggled their mind. Seems like personal happiness is a strange concept. Never mind the fact that I drive a Mazda3 when I could be driving a BMWer instead–that just accentuated my weirdness.
That’s why I don’t hang out with too many Chinese at all.
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