The Official "Desi" Thread
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Originally Posted by Luder94,Sep 9 2008, 03:47 PM
Christopher Columbus thought he landed on India....well, here's a news flash, INDIA landed on America!!!
They think a billion people in India is a feat...wait 'til they see what and how India populates the WORLD.
Had this guy 20 months ago:
His name is Rajan.
Just had this little one this morning (9/9/08 at 8:08 AM):
Her name is Sonya.
I'm doing my part...what about you???!!!! Post up the colonists
They think a billion people in India is a feat...wait 'til they see what and how India populates the WORLD.
Had this guy 20 months ago:
His name is Rajan.
Just had this little one this morning (9/9/08 at 8:08 AM):
Her name is Sonya.
I'm doing my part...what about you???!!!! Post up the colonists
Btw, I think the Chinese have us beat on the world population and economic domination thingy.
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Originally Posted by MDXLuvr,Sep 15 2008, 02:43 PM
CONGRATS!!!
Btw, I think the Chinese have us beat on the world population and economic domination thingy.
Btw, I think the Chinese have us beat on the world population and economic domination thingy.
Now we just need to penetrate South America and Antartica.
The Chinese will self-suffocate. They are over populated, over polluted, and build things of "Chinese quality". Hell, they are killing off their own babies by selling "Chinese-made" baby formula.
As for economic domination, I think Indians will beat them out. We are generally better at making and keeping our money better than anyone else (along-side the Koreans).
That's enough of my 'pro-Indian' rheotric, there are many outsiders that may be reading my posts and take me serious on this jest.
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I already have my MBA (along with a Masters in Phys. Therapy).
I sort of regret not waiting on it by one or two years. JD/MBA programs seem to be gaining in popularity. When I was finishing up my MBA, I think there were only two programs in the country that had a JD/MBA program (Marquette University and Kellog).
In today's standards, yes, I think you're a bit too old at 35 (but don't let that stop you). I did my MBA when I was 28/29 and I was one of the older students in my program. There were only two older students than me (one was self-employeed in his 50's, the other was in his late 30's and already at an executive level with his larger corporate employer).
Education is key and king. It allows you to open the doors to getting/gaining experience quickly. Experience is what pays though.
I sort of regret not waiting on it by one or two years. JD/MBA programs seem to be gaining in popularity. When I was finishing up my MBA, I think there were only two programs in the country that had a JD/MBA program (Marquette University and Kellog).
In today's standards, yes, I think you're a bit too old at 35 (but don't let that stop you). I did my MBA when I was 28/29 and I was one of the older students in my program. There were only two older students than me (one was self-employeed in his 50's, the other was in his late 30's and already at an executive level with his larger corporate employer).
Education is key and king. It allows you to open the doors to getting/gaining experience quickly. Experience is what pays though.