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Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Nov-30-2009 02:20:

What did you want to be when you were a kid?

This thread has probably been done before, but not recently as far as I know.

I wanted to be a scientist when I was really little, maybe because my dad and his friends were geologists. Then later on I wanted to write fiction.


Posted by gehzumteufel on Nov-30-2009 02:23:

An astronaut, a doctor, or an Egyptologist. I was, and still am, insanely fascinated by Ancient Egypt, space, and medicine.


Posted by R!CH on Nov-30-2009 02:24:

a bear


Posted by Silky Johnson on Nov-30-2009 02:27:

I wanted to be whatever I was good at. So I figured I would either be an artist, or a mathematician. Lol. I don't think I ever thought much about it...I was more of a dreamer and had all these grandiose fantasies just about growing up and being really important or revered somehow.

The strange thing is that I was in a lot of enriched classes/programs, but I can't say that was ever what REALLY interested me. I mostly worried about falling in love, getting married, and being a mother and wife.

Lol, stupid kid.


Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Nov-30-2009 02:28:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
I was more of a dreamer and had all these grandiose fantasies just about growing up and being really important or revered somehow.

I was the same way.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Nov-30-2009 02:30:

Yeah I pretty much blew that, lol. I think the only way that ever would have happened is if my dad hadn't died and I still had him around to make me afraid of failing.


Posted by Cloudburst on Nov-30-2009 02:33:

whore or dentist


Posted by Domesticated on Nov-30-2009 02:34:

A paleontologist, then a civil engineer (I hate maths, too). After age 12 I didn't know, and I think I've only just figured it out in the past six months.


Posted by jupiterone on Nov-30-2009 02:38:

astronomer


Posted by Banora on Nov-30-2009 02:38:

At first I wanted to be a paleontologist, then an astronomer until I was about 9, then I wanted to be a genetic engineer and work on the Human Genome Project. They completed the project when I was about 13ish, so I decided nuclear physicist would be a better option when I learned about the Tevatron.

Now, I have no fucking clue. Ideally something with travel.


Posted by Lira on Nov-30-2009 02:41:

A DJ, a F1 driver, and then a DJ again


Posted by Moongoose on Nov-30-2009 02:42:

A pilot


Posted by Ania_xox on Nov-30-2009 02:44:

a journalist or a professional musician


Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Nov-30-2009 02:44:

I liked math and science a lot when I was little. I was a little nerd and used to read books about science all the time, and after reading the mathematical proofs in the appendix of Cosmos by Carl Sagan I carried around notebooks to write down my own math speculations, LOL.

I became less interested in math and science in high school, probably because they were harder than everything else and I was a slacker who liked feeling smart without much effort.


Posted by Omega_Blue on Nov-30-2009 02:50:

a paleontologist, then an astronaut, then a cartoonist, then a pharmacist (when i was doing a lot of drugs in high school, lol) and now i'm not sure. since age 13 i've wanted to be a semi-successful musician, and i still haven't given up on that one yet.

it's actually kinda interesting how many people here wanted to be a paleontologist at one time. i loved dinosaurs when i was a kid. i also find it interesting that none of the guys who've posted has mentioned any of the typical child-fantasies of being a, i dunno, cowboy, firefighter, police officer, doctor, etc.


Posted by jupiterone on Nov-30-2009 02:50:

quote:
Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
I liked math and science a lot when I was little. I was a little nerd and used to read books about science all the time, and after reading the mathematical proofs in the appendix of Cosmos by Carl Sagan I carried around notebooks to write down my own math speculations, LOL.

I became less interested in math and science in high school, probably because they were harder than everything else and I was a slacker who liked feeling smart without much effort.


sounds like me. it wasn't simple paying attention in high school, especially with so many privileges. i was in charge of the 'tech room' which basically fixed teachers computers and shit, any electronics problems they had, so my friend and i could write out dismissal slips any time we needed to. some days i wish i could redo highschool,


Posted by Banora on Nov-30-2009 02:52:

quote:
Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
and I was a slacker who liked feeling smart without much effort.


This is me, completely. I have no doubt in my mind I could still pursue those fields of study and do well, but I don't have the drive (or the desire to get into massive amounts of debt) to do it.


quote:
Originally posted by Omega_Blue
it's actually kinda interesting how many people here wanted to be a paleontologist at one time. i loved dinosaurs when i was a kid


C'mon, most of us were kids when Jurassic Park came out. You're really surprised we all wanted to be paleontologists?


Posted by Lira on Nov-30-2009 02:56:

quote:
Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
I liked math and science a lot when I was little. I was a little nerd and used to read books about science all the time, and after reading the mathematical proofs in the appendix of Cosmos by Carl Sagan I carried around notebooks to write down my own math speculations, LOL.

I became less interested in math and science in high school, probably because they were harder than everything else and I was a slacker who liked feeling smart without much effort.

I'd stare at atlases and language books and bios for hours on end. I became less interested in that in high school because I realised I had to work on my social skills... and it worked


Posted by Silky Johnson on Nov-30-2009 02:56:

quote:
Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
a slacker who liked feeling smart without much effort.




Hehehe, awwwwyeah. This is exactly why I passed most of my classes without ever doing any real work, lol.

I'm surprised I'm such a good essay writer, considering I never wrote any of the required ones in HS (well, until my final year when I needed marks that would get me into college, lol).

I'm glad I never worked harder than I had to in HS. There are times when I regret wasting so much time, but I don't think I'd be as happy now, had I done what was expected of me.

In short, slackers unite!


Posted by Lebezniatnikov on Nov-30-2009 04:21:

A storm chaser or an adventure archaeologist (i.e. Indiana Jones).


Posted by wotyzoid on Nov-30-2009 04:35:

A cartoonist.


Posted by Allied Nations on Nov-30-2009 04:36:

an artist of some kind... always wanted to do everything lol


Posted by enydo on Nov-30-2009 04:43:

Astronaut, Astronomer, Biologist.

I used to devour any scientific type of book when I was a kid, even if I couldn't really understand it I'd just sit there and read it. No idea what happened...


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Nov-30-2009 04:44:

a lawyer. which i would've been awesome at coz im argumentative and a cunt.

once i hit uni though it dawned on me that what i really wanted to be was filthy rich with no responsibilities, and hedonise my way around the world until my lifestyle caught up with me and i died.


Posted by Lira on Nov-30-2009 04:45:

Oh, I wanted to be a milkman when I was 12!

I love milk and I hoped I'd get to see naked ladies in the morning


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