Comments | mrbojangles226: There.. is a situation.

mrbojangles226

There.. is a situation.

Jan 17, 2008 20:31

I have a problem. A dilemma. You see, I don't like psychology. I know that I have dedicated my past 7 years to barely successfully studying it (if you can call it that... and you can't), but that is besides the point. Psych generally bores me, but the problem is that I'm pretty good at it. Not good, not great, but pretty good and that is with ( Read more... )

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mrbojangles226 January 19 2008, 23:24:15 UTC

HAHAHAHAHAHA Agreed.

She's right. Suicide's looking good. schmuffin January 18 2008, 18:13:54 UTC

Psych is a good starting point. That's one of the reasons that it's a catch-all for undecided undergrads. From pscyh, you can go into things that aren't therapy/counselling/clinically related. Like education, human resources, business management (snore), public policy, even journalism. I'm sure there are a couple more, like studying the sexual creativity of making a mule.

How cool would it be if you went into education? You can develop the standards for lesson plans for gifted kids and the under-gifted (ie: retard) kids. As a matter of fact, you could be the one to change the political correctness concerning retards. Like how midgets are supposed to be "little people," the retards can be the "under-gifteds."

Hmmm..

Re: She's right. Suicide's looking good. schmuffin January 18 2008, 18:14:56 UTC

or "the unfortunates."

Re: She's right. Suicide's looking good. mrbojangles226 January 19 2008, 23:31:42 UTC

Oh I fucking love you. The "unfortunates". HAHAHAHAHA

I like under-gifted.
"Ma'am, what I'm trying to say is that if life was Christmas and your daughter Suzie was a new bike, your son Brian would be more like... a dead puppy. You follow me? If they say that its the thought that counts... Well he can't think... or count actually."