blondi4cf37
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if you dont mind me asking what pwcf mean well talk to if ya want dj
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haushinka2037
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after high school, I want to go to college. After college, I'd like to be a children's psychologist. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
haushinka2037
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after high school, I want to go to college. After college, I'd like to be a children's psychologist. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
haushinka2037
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after high school, I want to go to college. After college, I'd like to be a children's psychologist. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Well I went to university (English you see) after school and got a degree in media studies as I wanted to be a television presenter (big dreams, big plans, big hopes) I failed my first screen test, I did it and then they read I had cf and they failed me.
At school I was always into computers in a big way, so I saw a job in IT and started off at the lowest level just data inputting and worked my way up did whatever exams I could on the way and got to be a computer techie. I like my job sometimes, sometimes I hate it. Its quite biased in the UK as there arent many female techies so female with CF means I have to work extra hard and prove I can do the job of a person without CF.
At school I was always into computers in a big way, so I saw a job in IT and started off at the lowest level just data inputting and worked my way up did whatever exams I could on the way and got to be a computer techie. I like my job sometimes, sometimes I hate it. Its quite biased in the UK as there arent many female techies so female with CF means I have to work extra hard and prove I can do the job of a person without CF.
Well I went to university (English you see) after school and got a degree in media studies as I wanted to be a television presenter (big dreams, big plans, big hopes) I failed my first screen test, I did it and then they read I had cf and they failed me.
At school I was always into computers in a big way, so I saw a job in IT and started off at the lowest level just data inputting and worked my way up did whatever exams I could on the way and got to be a computer techie. I like my job sometimes, sometimes I hate it. Its quite biased in the UK as there arent many female techies so female with CF means I have to work extra hard and prove I can do the job of a person without CF.
At school I was always into computers in a big way, so I saw a job in IT and started off at the lowest level just data inputting and worked my way up did whatever exams I could on the way and got to be a computer techie. I like my job sometimes, sometimes I hate it. Its quite biased in the UK as there arent many female techies so female with CF means I have to work extra hard and prove I can do the job of a person without CF.
Well I went to university (English you see) after school and got a degree in media studies as I wanted to be a television presenter (big dreams, big plans, big hopes) I failed my first screen test, I did it and then they read I had cf and they failed me.
At school I was always into computers in a big way, so I saw a job in IT and started off at the lowest level just data inputting and worked my way up did whatever exams I could on the way and got to be a computer techie. I like my job sometimes, sometimes I hate it. Its quite biased in the UK as there arent many female techies so female with CF means I have to work extra hard and prove I can do the job of a person without CF.
At school I was always into computers in a big way, so I saw a job in IT and started off at the lowest level just data inputting and worked my way up did whatever exams I could on the way and got to be a computer techie. I like my job sometimes, sometimes I hate it. Its quite biased in the UK as there arent many female techies so female with CF means I have to work extra hard and prove I can do the job of a person without CF.
blondi4cf37
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after middle school and hig hschool i want to go to collage to be a journalist or preschool teacher
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i am 12 i have cf and i deal with it
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i am 12 i have cf and i deal with it
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blondi4cf37
New member
after middle school and hig hschool i want to go to collage to be a journalist or preschool teacher
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i am 12 i have cf and i deal with it
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i am 12 i have cf and i deal with it
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blondi4cf37
New member
after middle school and hig hschool i want to go to collage to be a journalist or preschool teacher
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i am 12 i have cf and i deal with it
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i am 12 i have cf and i deal with it
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>sakasuka</b></i>
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>DjStiggie</b></i>
Move to America (I'm Irish) and be a lawyer</end quote></div>
Where in America?
North or South?
Columbia? Venezuela? Canada? United States? Brazil?</end quote></div>
I really get irritable when you get so darn "picky" on someones wording. I think MOST of us realize when someone says "American" it means the USA. UGGGGGG.....
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>DjStiggie</b></i>
Move to America (I'm Irish) and be a lawyer</end quote></div>
Where in America?
North or South?
Columbia? Venezuela? Canada? United States? Brazil?</end quote></div>
I really get irritable when you get so darn "picky" on someones wording. I think MOST of us realize when someone says "American" it means the USA. UGGGGGG.....
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>sakasuka</b></i>
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>DjStiggie</b></i>
Move to America (I'm Irish) and be a lawyer</end quote></div>
Where in America?
North or South?
Columbia? Venezuela? Canada? United States? Brazil?</end quote></div>
I really get irritable when you get so darn "picky" on someones wording. I think MOST of us realize when someone says "American" it means the USA. UGGGGGG.....
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>DjStiggie</b></i>
Move to America (I'm Irish) and be a lawyer</end quote></div>
Where in America?
North or South?
Columbia? Venezuela? Canada? United States? Brazil?</end quote></div>
I really get irritable when you get so darn "picky" on someones wording. I think MOST of us realize when someone says "American" it means the USA. UGGGGGG.....
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>sakasuka</b></i>
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>DjStiggie</b></i>
Move to America (I'm Irish) and be a lawyer</end quote></div>
Where in America?
North or South?
Columbia? Venezuela? Canada? United States? Brazil?</end quote></div>
I really get irritable when you get so darn "picky" on someones wording. I think MOST of us realize when someone says "American" it means the USA. UGGGGGG.....
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>DjStiggie</b></i>
Move to America (I'm Irish) and be a lawyer</end quote></div>
Where in America?
North or South?
Columbia? Venezuela? Canada? United States? Brazil?</end quote></div>
I really get irritable when you get so darn "picky" on someones wording. I think MOST of us realize when someone says "American" it means the USA. UGGGGGG.....
I'm just wondering where he was referring to. Maybe it's really profitable to be lawyer in Brazil.... Brazil is in America, as you know. Could be a good tip for some good money!
How confusing would it be if I was referring to "Ireland" but I said "Europe" instead. What if I was referring to "China" but I said "Asia" instead. What sense would that make? It would certainly make communication difficult, wouldn't you agree?
Sorry you get irritated so easily... I was just trying to understand what he meant <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
How confusing would it be if I was referring to "Ireland" but I said "Europe" instead. What if I was referring to "China" but I said "Asia" instead. What sense would that make? It would certainly make communication difficult, wouldn't you agree?
Sorry you get irritated so easily... I was just trying to understand what he meant <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">