The Pot Belly Stove

[lfmusiclover]

Anyone having trouble with the site today? Doesn't seem to be loading as fast as usual. In fact, it seems downright slow at times. 

Community College is perfectly fine. My father attended community college (as I plan to do some day) and got a degree in Hospitality (Hotel Management and that sort of thing).

[Localonthe8s]

Community college ain't that good.

Why?

[Gil]

Because the more prestigious school, particularly universities, you attend, the more chances/options you get later in life. It's always good to set a goal as high as possible, in terms of education.

[lfmusiclover]

Because the more prestigious school, particularly universities, you attend, the more chances/options you get later in life. It's always good to set a goal as high as possible, in terms of education.

Holy moly, talk about an urban myth. The prestigiousness of a school makes zip difference.

Gil, you have alot to learn my friend.

[ilovemikebettes]

Anyone having trouble with the site today? Doesn't seem to be loading as fast as usual. In fact, it seems downright slow at times. 

I have been having the same problems today too.

[Gil]

Because the more prestigious school, particularly universities, you attend, the more chances/options you get later in life. It's always good to set a goal as high as possible, in terms of education.

Holy moly, talk about an urban myth. The prestigiousness of a school makes zip difference.

Gil, you have alot to learn my friend.

Are you really in the position to make that kind of a statement? Your resume says everything when applying for jobs. When employers see that you have a degree from a prestigious University, 9 times out of 10 they'll be a LOT more willing to hire you. That comes from 2nd-hand experience.

When you think about it, it all comes down to common sense.

[lfmusiclover]

Because the more prestigious school, particularly universities, you attend, the more chances/options you get later in life. It's always good to set a goal as high as possible, in terms of education.

Holy moly, talk about an urban myth. The prestigiousness of a school makes zip difference.

Gil, you have alot to learn my friend.

Are you really in the position to make that kind of a statement? Your resume says everything when applying for jobs. When employers see that you have a degree from a prestigious University, 9 times out of 10 they'll be a LOT more willing to hire you. That comes from 2nd-hand experience.

When you think about it, it all comes down to common sense.

Which you clearly lack.

How dare you question my position to make a statement. I'm in a far better position to make that statement than you are yours. Your 14 Gil. I'm 23. I'm there. I know better than you do.

[Gil]

Because the more prestigious school, particularly universities, you attend, the more chances/options you get later in life. It's always good to set a goal as high as possible, in terms of education.

Holy moly, talk about an urban myth. The prestigiousness of a school makes zip difference.

Gil, you have alot to learn my friend.

Are you really in the position to make that kind of a statement? Your resume says everything when applying for jobs. When employers see that you have a degree from a prestigious University, 9 times out of 10 they'll be a LOT more willing to hire you. That comes from 2nd-hand experience.

When you think about it, it all comes down to common sense.

Which you clearly lack.

How dare you question my position to make a statement. I'm in a far better position to make that statement than you are yours. Your 14 Gil. I'm 23. I'm there. I know better than you do.

Right, because you are obviously raking in more money than people with college degrees. You barely have a high school education, you are NOT in the position to make that kind of statement and "know what you're talking about". If you did, maybe things would be different. Stop thinking your better than everyone.

[Tyler]

Gil, you should do yourself a favor on this one and can it.

Gary's right, IMO. As long as you have a degree or certification, I don't think it really matters from where you obtained it.

[Gil]

Gil, you should do yourself a favor on this one and can it.

Gary's right, IMO. As long as you have a degree or certification, I don't think it really matters from where you obtained it.

You'll find out how wrong that is when you get to that point. 

[Tyler]

Okay Mr. 12 year-old who knows everything about life.

[Localonthe8s]

Okay Mr. 12 year-old who knows everything about life.

He's actually 14.

[Gil]

Okay Mr. 12 year-old who knows everything about life.

That;s me.

Think about it. Would an employer rather hire someone with a degree from Stanford, or someone who went to community college? It's common sense, people!

[beanboy89]

What the heck? I uploaded a video to YouTube five hours ago, and it still isn't processed. 

[lfmusiclover]

Okay Mr. 12 year-old who knows everything about life.

He's actually 14.

Big difference. 

I know two people who are real close to getting canned.