Are the teen years the best years of our lives?

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Posted by RedEyed on Jul-28-2006 06:35:

only arguement you have for the teen years being the best years of our lives would be because we experiance alot during these years. We learn new things, try different things etc..

we do this our whole life though, the things are just different

Posted by R!CH on Jul-28-2006 09:08:

15-20 was golden, but 21+ is when it all becomes a blur -_-

Posted by Mothers on Jul-29-2006 17:36:

My teen years were shit during ages 10-15, i was stater, i was lazy, i was stupid(did bad in school, average was a 70), i jerked off to pics of jill kelly at nite, i spent my monday,wednesday,thrusday in tai kwan do class (im still in tkd class)

Then i when i was 16 my life started to change after i meet a fellow Ta who introduced to trance, and hung out with more mature kids, my personality changed, i started to dress better, got girlfrend and i became a much better person.

Posted by Floorfiller on Jul-29-2006 17:39:

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Originally posted by chi6me8ra
college was soooooooo much easier than high school, i'm in grad school now and THAT'S even easier than high school.

seriously?

can't say i agree with that. i mean i never took notes in high school...i just showed up to class and copied homework off of other people...and always got fantastic grades on tests. you can't get away with stuff like that in college.

Posted by Mothers on Jul-29-2006 17:48:

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college was soooooooo much easier than high school, i'm in grad school now and THAT'S even easier than high school.

I think you go to clown college. University is fucking hard, i spend 5 hours studying everday, the work load is heavy and my first year was a 3.

Posted by shaw on Jul-29-2006 19:09:

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Originally posted by Floorfiller
seriously?

can't say i agree with that. i mean i never took notes in high school...i just showed up to class and copied homework off of other people...and always got fantastic grades on tests. you can't get away with stuff like that in college.

+1.

Posted by chimera66 on Jul-29-2006 20:10:

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Originally posted by Mothers
I think you go to clown college. University is fucking hard, i spend 5 hours studying everday, the work load is heavy and my first year was a 3.

Did you ever consider that my high school was extremely difficult? I'm sure you weren't required to participate in sports, activities and community service to receive your diploma along with a whole bunch of other crap.

I feel very fortunate to have been accepted to and hold a degree from my "clown college," because accordig to college rankings it has been and continues to be one of top 30 schools in the United States. I worked my ass off to get in and learned how to manage school and activies long before entering college so of course it was easier.

Posted by chimera66 on Jul-29-2006 20:20:

also keep in mind that in college you are studying what you want to learn and i find it easier reading and writing stuff you actually care about

Posted by shaw on Jul-29-2006 20:23:

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Originally posted by chi6me8ra
Did you ever consider that my high school was extremely difficult? I'm sure you weren't required to participate in sports, activities and community service to receive your diploma along with a whole bunch of other crap.

I feel very fortunate to have been accepted to and hold a degree from my "clown college," because accordig to college rankings it has been and continues to be one of top 30 schools in the United States. I worked my ass off to get in and learned how to manage school and activies long before entering college so of course it was easier.

I went to a high school where the only free time I had from 5:30 AM to 7:00 PM was from 12:00 to 12:45...if you call time to take a shower, eat, & get to class free time...and that's not even accounting for any time to do homework--that had to come after 7. Somehow I doubt that wherever you went compared to that.

...although maybe it's 'cuz the place I'm going now is better & harder, also.

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Posted by tiesto14 on Jul-29-2006 21:27:

Hands down the 30s have been the best so far.

You have plenty of money
Know who you are
Know how the world works
Know who and who not to trust and love
and so many other things.

Posted by Ted Promo on Jul-29-2006 21:28:

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Originally posted by tiesto14

Know how the world works

I bet you do.

Posted by tiesto14 on Jul-29-2006 21:30:

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Originally posted by Demoted
I bet you do.

I know if i ever met you i would smack fire out of you

Posted by Coup on Jul-29-2006 21:47:

i am 21 a week today.

off into the yonder of adulthood.

Posted by Ang ' ela_ie on Jul-29-2006 21:52:

21 wasnt that great. Im enjoying 22 a lot better. You get past everyone thinking that you go out because youre 21 and you can. 21 made me feel like a noob.

Posted by Boomer187 on Jul-29-2006 21:57:

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Originally posted by Ang ' ela_ie
21 wasnt that great. Im enjoying 22 a lot better. You get past everyone thinking that you go out because youre 21 and you can. 21 made me feel like a noob.

wait til 25, then you are that wierd old person trying to be young.

Posted by Lira on Jul-29-2006 21:58:

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Originally posted by Boomer187
wait til 25, then you are that wierd old person trying to be young.

+1

I'm 23 and I already feel that way.

Posted by Ang ' ela_ie on Jul-29-2006 22:03:

Yeah, my town is full of undergrad alumni that have stuck around with nothing to do but go to the bar four nights a week. It screams "We couldnt find a job and we wish we were still in school." Im kind of glad Im getting out of here.

Posted by pvdAngel on Jul-29-2006 22:07:

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Originally posted by Lira
+1

I'm 23 and I already feel that way.

When I was 15, some people thought I was 23-24, but I took it as a compliment then.

Posted by chimera66 on Jul-30-2006 01:39:

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Originally posted by Inconspicuous
I went to a high school where the only free time I had from 5:30 AM to 7:00 PM was from 12:00 to 12:45...if you call time to take a shower, eat, & get to class free time...and that's not even accounting for any time to do homework--that had to come after 7. Somehow I doubt that wherever you went compared to that.

...although maybe it's 'cuz the place I'm going now is better & harder, also.

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i went to a college prep school so they filled our lives with activities so we would all graduate extremely well rounded. the point of the matter is it doesn't matter all i was trying to say is that some high schools are difficult and once you've learned how to deal with a hectic schedule going to college and studying what you want is easy

Posted by clubamerica on Jul-30-2006 07:42:

Yes no responsibility's..FREE FOOOD,FREE CLOTHES,FREE INTERNET,FREE TV,FREE HOME,FREE CAR,NO BILLS!! MISS THOSE DAYS

Posted by shaw on Jul-30-2006 07:51:

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Originally posted by clubamerica
Yes no responsibility's..FREE FOOOD,FREE CLOTHES,FREE INTERNET,FREE TV,FREE HOME,FREE CAR,NO BILLS!! MISS THOSE DAYS

When I was younger, I always looked forward to paying for everything on my own. Now that that time is approaching/arriving, it's not quite as magical as I had imagined.

Once I graduate & buy my own place, though, that'll probably change. I always though (and probably still do, to some degree) that the day I buy (not rent) my first house/condo/apartment/townhouse/cardboard box with my own money will be one of the greatest days of my life. I still can't wait to do it.

Posted by chimera66 on Jul-31-2006 03:00:

I don't enjoy paying rent and neither will you

Posted by seekrets on Jul-31-2006 03:09:

I miss the Days when I was a kid played all the time tag.. Run around and pick catapillars and ladybugs and lick my hand after lol and had No responsibilites! I loved my childhood. Now I have to work, go to school, pay for everything, and have responsibilites!

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