So much win, such a small area.Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Ken',index.php?page=Thread&postID=203467#post2034 67
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So much win, such a small area.Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Ken',index.php?page=Thread&postID=203467#post2034 67
I did well in school and worked hard in my career.
I have to admit I did the very first time reading it.Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Ken',index.php?page=Thread&postID=203467#post2034 67
You've got to quit waving it around first before you can use it in the post editor. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Owltoid',index.php?page=Thread&postID=203466#post 203466
I used to have to donate plasma to feed my family. Ahh life in the military was grand.
I pay someone to mow the lawn, it costs more then WoW.
I had children to clean the house. A house keeper is cheaper and doesn't talk back.
In high school the best job you can get is anyone where you get tips. I waited tables at a Golden Corral for a while. I made half of minimum wage + tips. I made around $1 a person and would push around 30-40 people through in a four hour shift. Sunday after churches got out rocked - was like $70 easy. Plus if you are smart you are not taxed on all of that - just calculate what half of minimum wage is * hours worked and put that on your time sheet, the rest is gravy. If grocery sackers are tipped where you live that is good coin too. Tipping those guys is a regional thing though some places do it some don't. Retail, anything retail games, cloths, toys, usually sucks. Fast food blows too. Sales stuff can be good to, where you would get a commission. #1 rule in business, the closer you are to the source of the money the more of it you get to keep. Sales guys are usually the closest and make obscene amount of money if they are good at. Much more then engineers or marketing types even if they are equally talented. Being forced to talk to people to make money is also good if that is something you have a hard time with. Also, sometimes, in sales jobs you can set your own hours - even ones you can get in high school. So if you are worried that work time will cut into wow time it can be a great motivator to sell more, faster. Just make to shower really well afterwards because you will feel dirty.
All that being said CNN did have this article earlier in the week. It includeds something about filling out online surveys - though with a lot of those being a minor may be an issue, not sure though.
http://www.cnn.com/2009/LIVING/workl...ney/index.html
I sell my body to pay for my WoW addiction. What can I say I make just enough to pay for WoW. All my accounts are on a 6 month, not really that big of a deal I just sacrifice other things to do it. I don't drink since I pay for all my WoW accounts and well I don't have a personal life, I live in my moms basement and see the light of day maybe once a month! Live off your parents its great until they kick you out.
Ok most of that is a joke, I have been out of my moms basement for 13 years almost, :) I just throw the accounts on my credit card, I have a good job so I dont worry about it much. Now if you are just starting the initial cost might be a bit since you have to invest on the hardware and software depending on how you are going to do it, I am cheap so I use Octopus to play and I had 2 accounts for a long time and upgraded first to 4 then I got a fifth one, now I 5 box. If you live with mom and pop just do some extra chores and earn it! Don't be lazy.
The cable package which includes Hustler, Playboy and Erotica costs more then 5 WoW subs per month. Put them together and train your peripheral vision and you're in Utopia.
I'm an IT Director, the wife is an RN.
Multiboxing is my cheapest hobby by far.
IT? RN? *Question Mark*
Off subject question, Where do you donate plasma? What do they pay you? Where is plasma anyways lol...
I am in IT / Marketing myselfIT - Information TechnologyQuote:
IT? RN? *Question Mark*
Off subject question, Where do you donate plasma? What do they pay you? Where is plasma anyways lol...
RN - Registered Nurse
re: plasma dontation
When I was in college there were several options for plasma donation in seattle, they all paid approximately $25-40 a week, but prices may have changed since then - the process involves drawing approximately 1 pint of blood and putting it through a machine that separates out the clear fluid from red blood cells. That fluid is the plasma which your body regenerates much faster then red blood cells. After its separated from the blood they drew they pump your red blood cells back again and repeat the process.