Put it somewhere you can cover it. That's my only advice. So many people put them on their arms or neck or whatever and regret it when they try to find a real job.KC_Hokie

I do 4K, it's great. I love that age when kids are excited for school, for learning, and are little sponges. Unlike when they get older and they just want to lash out at the world, going through puberty, etc.

I do...I love it

He's alright. He's not one that I run out to see yet but that could change or...it could stay the same.

I try to be good, but there are things that tempt me...a lot of them are gaming or gadgets ...more more more more!

[QUOTE="sandlot76"]]pfft..we would be so luckyOmni-Slash

[QUOTE="sandlot76"]you're so negative!Omni-Slash

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[QUOTE="Omni-Slash"]sure...when I have one....Omni-Slash

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I refuse to recognize it....:evil:

Omni-Slash

So we' re supposed to do a project for a class in college which can be done either individually or in teams of two. Most students, including me, are doing it on their own.

I have a friend who, even though is a nice guy (and overly religious), is not really gentle when it comes to getting a good grade. He doesn' t study methodically and so wants me and others to explain every little detail to him by constantly spamming us on skype when we' re already occupied with our own studying and whenever we have an assignment he just wants others to tell him what to do without putting a decent amount of effort himself.

So this time he left everything for the last 2 weeks when we had initially 2 months for the project and a few minutes ago asked me to hand my assignment together(and get the same grade) and that he could do whatever he could to help(at this point he can' t really help). I said no. Am I being selfish?

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