[quote]Location: Toronto[/quote] off topic but haha, another Canadian :O ----------------------------- [color=purple]Contrary to popular belief, the Irish and I are not married[/color]

I'm from Canada:o To upgrade from size 0 to 3500, it will cost: 1,224,650,000 NP. 0_o I dont understand how he got his shop so BIG!

I should be more specific and say the GTA then... unless you're from there too :O ----------------------------- [color=purple]Contrary to popular belief, the Irish and I are not married[/color]

[quote=saudor][quote]Location: Toronto[/quote] off topic but haha, another Canadian :O ----------------------------- [color=purple]Contrary to popular belief, the Irish and I are not married[/color][/quote] Indeed! Am even graduating U of T this week, so not only do I live here, but I also went to the uni named after the glorious city itself! Haha xD

haha nice :P I used to go there before i transferred to a BA program in Creative Advertising @ Humber - what a waste of my high school marks LOL ----------------------------- [color=purple]Contrary to popular belief, the Irish and I are not married[/color]

[quote=saudor]haha nice :P I used to go there before i transferred to a BA program in Creative Advertising @ Humber - what a waste of my high school marks LOL ----------------------------- [color=purple]Contrary to popular belief, the Irish and I are not married[/color][/quote] Whatevs, you're super awesome at graphics, so you'll make lots of money and get far in it! Many people who get uni degrees go back to college because they can't find jobs, so you can look at it as saving yourself some time ;).

But it's still a 4 year bachelor's degree :( So yeah, can't live the easier life LOL Im still debating if i should upgrade to Master's once i graduate but I dont know. My advisor told me it's only useful if you plan to teach it, which i might end up doing when im like.. i dont know... quite old haha. Or maybe some agency like BBDO might recruit me or something before i even finish the degree since that happens very frequently (even out of 2nd year) Are you taking a life sciences program at U of T? I'm guessing you're at the St. George Campus :O ----------------------------- [color=purple]Contrary to popular belief, the Irish and I are not married[/color]

Get your BA, and when you think you feel old age creeping up on you, get your Master's while you work ;) By then I'm guessing you'll be about 151-years-old *unsure*

[quote=saudor]But it's still a 4 year bachelor's degree :( So yeah, can't live the easier life LOL Im still debating if i should upgrade to Master's once i graduate but I dont know. My advisor told me it's only useful if you plan to teach it, which i might end up doing when im like.. i dont know... quite old haha. Or maybe some agency like BBDO might recruit me or something before i even finish the degree since that happens very frequently (even out of 2nd year) Are you taking a life sciences program at U of T? I'm guessing you're at the St. George Campus :O ----------------------------- [color=purple]Contrary to popular belief, the Irish and I are not married[/color][/quote] I'm definitely gonna do a master's, but not this year because I didn't know what to apply for, haha. So am taking a year off school! I like too many things. I'll do my LSAT in the meantime because my marks would be good enough to get into Osgoode probably, but maybe not U of T law :K cause it's the hardest to get into in the country. But it seems anyone who doesn't really know what they wanna do tries the law route :P. Nah, not life sciences at all. I'm graduating with a major in Ethics Society & Law, major in Religion (world religions... not one specifically), and minor in History. So have written countless essays and am glad that that's over for now :P. Edit: And yeah, St. George campus all throughout, I lived downtown all four years (rented some shaaady places over the years).

Haha nice :p i commuted there lol. Good ol subway line. took over an hour from humber north to downtown toronto ----------------------------- [color=purple]Contrary to popular belief, the Irish and I are not married[/color]