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  • TAMUWolverine said...

    Congrats blue!

    Thanks TAMU.

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    CorchBlue

  • blue2468 said...

    Thanks TAMU.

    Congrats man.

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    ScoutExile

  • I'm moving back to the Scranton/W-B area next week-- too home sick. I'll miss A2, where I've lived for half of my life, but I'm happy to go home.

    Also, I transferred to Binghamton University's Global Business Management program.

    This post was edited by ScoutExile on 5/10/2012 at 12:21 AM

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  • I think I might have figured out what I might be doing after I get out of the Air Force.

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  • ScoutExile said...

    I'm moving back to the Scranton/W-B area next week-- too home sick. I'll miss A2, where I've lived for half of my life, but I'm happy to go home.

    Also, I transferred to Binghamton University's Global Business Management program.

    Is this at all, even just a little bit, related to your distaste for the Art Fair the is looming in a couple months?

    Dizzo ●

  • ScoutExile said...

    I'm moving back to the Scranton/W-B area next week-- too home sick. I'll miss A2, where I've lived for half of my life, but I'm happy to go home.

    Also, I transferred to Binghamton University's Global Business Management program.

    Scranton, like Dunder Mifflin? Seriously how is the town?

    SDWolverine ●

  • blue2468 said...

    I think I might have figured out what I might be doing after I get out of the Air Force.

    Turning tricks?

    buttesnake

  • buttesnake said...

    Turning tricks?

    You are starting early today Butte.

    SDWolverine ●

  • buttesnake said...

    Turning tricks?

    Of a sort, yes.

    I am going back to school to get my Game Design degree, it was always a dream of mine.

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  • blue2468 said...

    Of a sort, yes.

    I am going back to school to get my Game Design degree, it was always a dream of mine.

    Nice man. Make a good MW 4, probably 9 by then. They took so many shortcuts in making #3.

    MichaelHardenII

  • MichaelHardenII said...

    Nice man. Make a good MW 4, probably 9 by then. They took so many shortcuts in making #3.

    Would rather make a better BF5 or 6 tbh.

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  • blue2468 said...

    Of a sort, yes.

    I am going back to school to get my Game Design degree, it was always a dream of mine.

    Always follow your dreams.

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  • SDWolverine said...

    Always follow your dreams.

    Yep, I am probably going to try and get into the school I used to dream of going to as well for my degree.

    The University of Advancing Technology (UAT), which is a top Game Design school in the country. Thought about other ones (Besides MSU, even though they are top 10 I believe), but decided back to UAT.

    It's in Tempe, Arizona, so the weather will be beautiful, and I already calculated about how much I would be paying (it's a private school so the GI Bill won't pay for it all), and it will easily be affordable.

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  • AZ is nice, and obviously Tempe is a great place to live. You will likely enjoy your time there.

    SDWolverine ●

  • Happy Birthday to my little princess Kari, she turns one today!

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  • blue2468 said...

    Happy Birthday to my little princess Kari, she turns one today!

    clap Congratulations! It's gone by so fast.

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  • Ducksworth said...

    clap Congratulations! It's gone by so fast.

    You're telling me!

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  • blue2468 said...

    Of a sort, yes.

    I am going back to school to get my Game Design degree, it was always a dream of mine.

    1 Up

    buttesnake

  • Dizzo said...

    Is this at all, even just a little bit, related to your distaste for the Art Fair the is looming in a couple months?

    Somewhat, but it's more related to having all my prerequisites done, a history of volunteer work, a 4.0 GPA, and still not getting into Ross.

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  • blue2468 said...

    Happy Birthday to my little princess Kari, she turns one today!

    (Belated) Congratulations, man! Keep us updated on everything!

    Also, nice to hear you're following your heart with game design.

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  • SDWolverine said...

    Scranton, like Dunder Mifflin? Seriously how is the town?

    To be honest, NEPA is pretty brutal compared to Ann Arbor, but it's home. Honestly though, I would've considered USD if they had gotten back to me earlier.

    Positives
    Wawa's, Sheets, and Wegman's
    The biggest plus-side might be the location (an hour trip to New York City or the hour-and-a-half to Philly).
    Scranton, Moscow, Back Mountain, Lake Ariel, and Abbington Heights are a few of the nicer communities in the area; however, they're mostly filled with mostly NYC and Philly expats. For me, that's a positive.
    The pizza is good.
    The girls of NEPA are generally better looking, more educated, interesting, classy, and skinnier than Ann Arbor girls. (Ducksworth might be able to attest to that, too.)
    Also, the local music scene is much better than in Ann Arbor.
    (Probably because there's less to do) people are generally more talented.

    Negatives:
    The local economy's more depressed.
    The local governments are rife with ties to organized crime and corruption.
    The area seems to have a bit of a cocaine epidemic (especially Wilkes-Barre).
    Scranton-area seems to have a developing heroin problem, too.
    The Susquehanna River is badly polluted.
    The food's not as good (except for the Pizza and Italian food, which is strangely better).
    There's not as much to do.
    There's a bunch of senior citizens.

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  • ScoutExile said...

    To be honest, NEPA is pretty brutal compared to Ann Arbor, but it's home. Honestly though, I would've considered USD if they had gotten back to me earlier.

    PositivesThe biggest plus-side might be the location (an hour trip to New York City or the hour-and-a-half to Philly). Scranton, Moscow, Back Mountain, Lake Ariel, and Abbington Heights are a few of the nicer communities in the area; however, they're mostly filled with mostly NYC and Philly expats. For me, that's a positive. The pizza is good. The girls of NEPA are generally better looking, more educated, interesting, classy, and skinnier than Ann Arbor girls. (Ducksworth might be able to attest to that, too.) Also, the local music scene is much better than in Ann Arbor. (Probably because there's less to do) people are generally more talented.

    Negatives:The local economy's more depressed. The local governments are rife with ties to organized crime and corruption. The area seems to have a bit of a cocaine epidemic (especially Wilkes-Barre). Scranton-area seems to have a developing heroin problem, too. The Susquehanna River is badly polluted. The food's not as good (except for the Pizza and Italian food, which is strangely better). There's not as much to do. There's a bunch of senior citizens.

    Your negatives strangely remind me of Russia. With a bunch of senior communist citizens.

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  • wolverine.blue said...

    Your negatives strangely remind me of Russia. With a bunch of senior communist citizens.

    Xахаха. Да, минус коммунизм.

    This post was edited by ScoutExile on 5/15/2012 at 1:34 AM

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  • ScoutExile said...

    To be honest, NEPA is pretty brutal compared to Ann Arbor, but it's home. Honestly though, I would've considered USD if they had gotten back to me earlier.

    PositivesWawa's, Sheets, and Wegman's The biggest plus-side might be the location (an hour trip to New York City or the hour-and-a-half to Philly). Scranton, Moscow, Back Mountain, Lake Ariel, and Abbington Heights are a few of the nicer communities in the area; however, they're mostly filled with mostly NYC and Philly expats. For me, that's a positive. The pizza is good. The girls of NEPA are generally better looking, more educated, interesting, classy, and skinnier than Ann Arbor girls. (Ducksworth might be able to attest to that, too.) Also, the local music scene is much better than in Ann Arbor. (Probably because there's less to do) people are generally more talented.

    Negatives:The local economy's more depressed. The local governments are rife with ties to organized crime and corruption. The area seems to have a bit of a cocaine epidemic (especially Wilkes-Barre). Scranton-area seems to have a developing heroin problem, too. The Susquehanna River is badly polluted. The food's not as good (except for the Pizza and Italian food, which is strangely better). There's not as much to do. There's a bunch of senior citizens.

    Exhaustive list, but I feel that I better understand the area now. Lake Effect Snow?

    SDWolverine ●

  • ScoutExile said...

    (Belated) Congratulations, man! Keep us updated on everything!

    Also, nice to hear you're following your heart with game design.

    Thanks man, I appreciate it.

    Don't know if you saw or not in the Upvote thread, but here is a video of her eating her birthday cake.

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    Kari's First Birthday Cake!!!!!!!

    Kari eating her first birthday cake!!!

    http://www.youtube.com/v/LTgLiiCqMv0
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