What year did you graduate from high school?

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Posted by Nrg2Nfinit on Jun-08-2009 20:58:

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Originally posted by Zild
But he isn't a woman.

well its a free country now isnt it

Posted by gehzumteufel on Jun-08-2009 20:59:

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Originally posted by Brian Scott
That's a good enough reason to take the course at some point. However, wouldn't it be prudent to focus on other courses as a means of getting a degree?

(Please disregard this if German language courses are requisites for your major of choice.)

I am taking it to keep my sanity. A way to have an outlet. Also, it is an easy 4 units to get full course load and maximum grants.

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Originally posted by Zild
What field is that?

Mech Eng

Posted by Zild on Jun-08-2009 21:01:

Why would an engineer take german then. Just for fun? I can understand that, but it is sort of a lot of money and time.

Posted by Brian Scott on Jun-08-2009 21:02:

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Originally posted by gehzumteufel
Mech Eng

At 3 courses a semester, it's gonna take you 6 years to get that degree. May as well take a German course or two for sanity's sake.

Posted by gehzumteufel on Jun-08-2009 21:04:

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Originally posted by Brian Scott
At 3 courses a semester, it's gonna take you 6 years to get that degree. May as well take a German course or two for sanity's sake.

I am very aware. I have already considered all this.

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Originally posted by Zild
Why would an engineer take german then. Just for fun? I can understand that, but it is sort of a lot of money and time.

As I noted above, it is an easy 4 units/credits to get full financial aid.

Posted by Zild on Jun-08-2009 21:07:

I did that too, and I wish I hadn't.

Posted by Slylee on Jun-08-2009 21:10:

i would imagine that learning ANY foreign language accompanied by a degree of any kind would expland one's horizons and open more doors upon graduation than had he not learned a 2nd language. lol i mean hello...job opportunities in germany? yes please

Posted by Zild on Jun-08-2009 21:12:

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Originally posted by Slylee
i would imagine that learning ANY foreign language accompanied by a degree of any kind would expland one's horizons and open more doors upon graduation than had he not learned a 2nd language. lol i mean hello...job opportunities in germany? yes please

I would just love to give you an IQ test.

Posted by Slylee on Jun-08-2009 21:14:

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Originally posted by Zild
I would just love to give you an IQ test.

lol what did i post that was soooo stupid now? that learning a foreign language while getting a degree in whatever area is a good idea because you could have the opportunity to travel and see other countries?

Posted by Nerologic on Jun-08-2009 21:16:

Graduated from Rancho Buena Vista High School in 2000

Transferring into UCSD next year as a junior.

Better late then never

Posted by Zild on Jun-08-2009 21:18:

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Originally posted by Slylee
lol what did i post that was soooo stupid now? that learning a foreign language while getting a degree in whatever area is a good idea because you could have the opportunity to travel and see other countries?

It is just that i want a good chuckle is all.

Posted by gehzumteufel on Jun-08-2009 21:19:

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Originally posted by Slylee
hello...job opportunities in germany? yes please

lol someone who actually saw through my vagueness.

Posted by Frenchie on Jun-08-2009 21:20:

Posted by verndogs on Jun-08-2009 21:26:

99

ended up missing my 10 year HS reunion last month

Posted by Zild on Jun-08-2009 21:28:

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Originally posted by gehzumteufel
lol someone who actually saw through my vagueness.

That is a nice assumption however I still feel it is a waste of time and money to pay for something you can pick up for cheaper faster elsewhere. And I do know a lot of people living/working in Germany. Guess what? They can't speak German.

Posted by Zild on Jun-08-2009 21:29:

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Originally posted by Frenchie
Pay no mind. He's above us all.

While this is true (only just above 99.7 percent of humans if you want to split hairs) she should definitely pay heed.

Posted by l�cid on Jun-08-2009 21:33:

i bet he's taking it because he thinks chicks that speak German are hot.

Posted by Slylee on Jun-08-2009 21:33:

i'm pretty sure my IQ level is average. i never paraded around here trying to act like it was more than that. i save that for when i need it. like in work, every day life, etc... not an internet forum.

and stop trying so hard to pick on me. it should be natural...like me walking right into something. you're trying to make things work and they just make you look desperate

Posted by Slylee on Jun-08-2009 21:34:

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Originally posted by l�cid
i bet he's taking it because he thinks chicks that speak German are hot.

my new boss is german and she speaks it fluently.

goofy ass sounding language, that's for sure.

Posted by Zild on Jun-08-2009 21:36:

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Originally posted by Slylee
i'm pretty sure my IQ level is average. i never paraded around here trying to act like it was more than that. i save that for when i need it. like in work, every day life, etc... not an internet forum.

and stop trying so hard to pick on me. it should be natural...like me walking right into something. you're trying to make things work and they just make you look desperate

Sorry but you're talking to someone whose ultimate goal it is to live in Germany, so excuse me if you're view on immigration seems completely childish to me. But then again you have the capacity of a dimwitted 8 year old so...

Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Jun-08-2009 21:36:

German is "goofy?" It always sounded very serious and somber to me.

Posted by Banora on Jun-08-2009 21:38:

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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
German is "goofy?" It always sounded very serious and somber to me.

I think Finnish sounds weird as hell (no offense to my Finn friends, you know I love you and your country).

Posted by gehzumteufel on Jun-08-2009 21:40:

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Originally posted by Zild
That is a nice assumption however I still feel it is a waste of time and money to pay for something you can pick up for cheaper faster elsewhere. And I do know a lot of people living/working in Germany. Guess what? They can't speak German.

Point being? I have a friend in Japan and he knows no Japanese. Does that make it any more or less important?

quote:
Originally posted by l�cid
i bet he's taking it because he thinks chicks that speak German are hot.

While I do find German girls hot, that is not the reason.

Posted by Slylee on Jun-08-2009 21:41:

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Originally posted by Zild
Sorry but you're talking to someone whose ultimate goal it is to live in Germany, so excuse me if you're view on immigration seems completely childish to me. But then again you have the capacity of a dimwitted 8 year old so...

SNAP!

Posted by Brian Scott on Jun-08-2009 21:43:

Most Germans speak English anyway. Especially those who are working in/with international organizations.

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