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Enron

I also really want to go to Alaska and try to survive 2 1/2 months.
~ @Kling

I hate it when people think that Alaska is all some sort of primitive wasteland.
I lived in Alaska for 2 years, and we have this amazing thing called civilization.

FunGUY

I hate it when people think that Alaska is all some sort of primitive wasteland.
I lived in Alaska for 2 years, and we have this amazing thing called civilization.
~ @Enron

Lol, but it is the only last American frontier.

Kling

I hate it when people think that Alaska is all some sort of primitive wasteland.
I lived in Alaska for 2 years, and we have this amazing thing called civilization.
~ @Enron

I don't think I mentioned anything of the sorts, there are places you can go to that teach you things like hunting and more outside of civilisation. Where I lived in Australia we don't hunt for food our own food to eat and it does not snow ever, the closest thing to snow mountains where I live are sand dunes.

It would just be a great experiance to go out into the snow hunting something to eat and building things, I am sorry if I stated that it was a primitive wasteland.

PeriHeika

I would make Boy Scouts co-ed. I don't care if there's Girl Scouts. They don't go camping or teach survival skills in the way that Boy Scouts do. The skills Girl Scouts learn are all too stereotypical. I never even had the chance to get the rank of Eagle Scout. I don't know if I can explain how hurt I am because I can't be noticed for my scouting achievements in the way my brothers can.

IFartOnChilren

Here is a link to what is called the Grand Challenges.

http://www.engineeringchallenges.org/challenges.aspx

These are 14 different things that engineers have prioritized to improve in the future. My favorites include making solar energy economical, reverse engineering the brain, and improving urban infrastructure. You guys should definitely check this site out if you have some free time.

Zer0000000000

Yes I have.

Every day actually, it's scary because honestly I don't know what I want to do -- I mean...
I want to be in a band?? I think?? I think I have things to say as an artist. I want to go to college, I'm trying my best. I want to go to the library 5 days a week, I want to take a writing class, I want to go somewhere in life. As I'm getting older I keep going back and thinking about what I ''could've'' done and what I ''should've'' done, which is a really unhealthy way of thinking. They say to "think in the now" but it's so difficult to think in the now because the future is a constant thing people get asked, it's a constant thing people schedule. The future is so difficult. It stresses me out and makes me go into this existential crisis mode --

So... Yeah.

I DON'T KNOW WHAT I WANT TO DO.
I DON'T HAVE A SOLID PLAN.

Marshy_88

I want to vist atleast 5 continents. Preferably North America, Europe, Asia, Australia, and Antartica. Should be warm for 2020. In the closer future, I want to play Forza tomorrow. Bought a new drift toy :p

Epicdude141

just #yolo bruh

_MacintoshWave_

Over the summer view jobs around you or in a nearby good town. Find a good college. Maybe that will help you.
~ @FunGUY

I'm deciding whether or not to go to cegep, or to enter a trade. Cegep is Quebecois for college.

FatIsNoob

Here is a link to what is called the Grand Challenges.
http://www.engineeringchallenges.org/challenges.aspx
These are 14 different things that engineers have prioritized to improve in the future. My favorites include making solar energy economical, reverse engineering the brain, and improving urban infrastructure. You guys should definitely check this site out if you have some free time.
~ @IFartOnChilren

Was literally about to attach the same link not kidding lol

n00bslayer_99

I've always wanted to go to Bali! I live in a rather cold part of North America and I love getting out of the country every now and then. I am honestly ashamed of my nationality not because of it's uniqueness, but because of how small it is. I was born in Canada and I still live In Canada. I have nothing against Canada itself, I just have a problem with where in Canada I was born, Quebec. I was born into an Anglophone family, meaning my family speaks mainly English. However, it's not exactly a perk being born into an English family in a mainly french speaking society. We are pretty much forced to learn Québécois or else we can't even get a job, unless you find a job that doesn't require french communication, which I have found luckily. Everything is so expensive up here! It doesn't help that the province of Quebec has a larger tax rate than any other province in Canada with a rate of about 9.5%QST (Quebec Service Tax) compared to the tax rate of other provinces like Ontario where the tax rate is the standard 5.0% GST (Goods and Service Tax), and on top of that, both the Quebec tax and the Goods and Service Tax are added together to form a total price for an item. I can talk for hours about the problems with society up here, so all I really look for right now is leaving this horrid place and starting my life elsewhere other than this horrible place. I plan on travelling to Bali, just to be able to see a part of the world that I find interesting, I plan on starting a family in the UK since I was raised there for a few years in my childhood. I plan on either entering the film industry, and if that doesn't work out, I'll turn to DJing and music production in Europe. But my life is still ahead of me, but unfortunately, not much time is left to organize myself since I am graduating from High School in a little less under a month.
Do well in school then!
~ @_MacintoshWave_

As someone who's been on 3 holidays in Bali, let me tell you this. It is not worth travelling halfway around the world for. All Bali does is parties, and I could name many, many travel destinations that do better parties. If you're wanting to go to SE Asia for the culture, I'd go to Phuket.

DangitAnas

To work in a zoo...

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