never been to Italy... but always wanted too.
sounds like fun... good luck

Porsches are slow anyway.

 

werd.

 

I wish i was a balla'

 

I am just thinking what I could do with $1100/month towards my S!!!

Damn that would be tight but I am pushing it trying afford it now.

 

about time!!!

 

That's like buying stock and hoping it tanks?

 

Thats awesome Alex!

Good luck with this year

 

College isn't about a major, a minor, or any other technical term they throw at you. It is about networking and learning to think critically. Most college graduates never end up in a field that is anything close to what their degree focuses on.

 

Don't paint it Moonrock. That would be uuuugly

Why not get a new baby-blue CR?

 

I guess that's one way of looking at it. I would have to (respectfully) disagree. If you have plenty of time and someone else is paying the tuition, get as many degrees as you want--they look good on paper. If all you want to do is network and learn to think critically, you can do this in the work place (and make money doing it). In my field (Electrical Engineering), experience is just as valuable, if not more, than education. A degree gets you started...experience is what makes a great engineer.

Of course, you're the one driving around a Porsche, not me. I say keep doing whatever your doing because its working.