http://www.famousfootwear.com/en-US/Product/54913-1035829/Dr.+Martens/Black/Mens+Tevin+Slip+On.aspx
I want these shoes. They are classy, yet stylish, and apparently comfortable.
Random Talk | Say whatever's on your mind
How are you all doing?
DG_Nick
#1609
Uhh well, Iām wondering if my Dad might be dying and America just suffered the worst mass shooting sinceā¦ever. Yeah.
RpgN
#1611
Iāve read the news about the mass shooting. Iām sorry to hear about your father. Does he have a disease or is it age? Itās okay if you donāt feel like talking about it.
RpgN
#1613
Another happy birthday @chapel
Remember my internship guys? Iām almost done with it. Thursday should be my last day. It was quite the experience to say the very least.
All I have left is one test around July and my graduation project on the next semester (Sep-Feb), then I should be finally done with college life and ready to start a new life. Iām also planning on getting my driverās licence in the Summer.
archnemesis
#1614
What are your plans once youāre done with the graduation project? Have you started looking up potential future employers?
DG_Nick
#1615
Try to see if you can get hired by the company youāre interning with since you already have a relationship with them.
archnemesis
#1618
Have you tried any other foreign language? Spanish is the easiest language that I have studied, not counting auxiliary languages like Interlingua.
RpgN
#1619
@archnemesis
There are no definitive plans yet. Itās possible that I might work at the company where Iām going to prepare my graduation project for, but I still need to work with them and see if theyāre suitable first.
@DG_Nick
I would rather try out other companies before thinking about working with this company. They have their pros and cons, I want to see if there are better options out there.
I have been thinking a lot about the path I want to take. What kind of function Iām going to fill, which companies I want to seek etc. It hasnāt been easy since Iām still developing and trying to decide what to focus on to further develop my strongest skills. The only thing I am clear about is the following: I want to further develop my language competencies (Arabic, English, Dutch, German, Japanese and Spanish) along with my intercultural/cultural experience, management, business focused and analytical competencies. Ideally, I want to work with an international orientated company where I get to use those languages, keep relationship between different companies/branches/clients/customers/etc. with different cultures and be able to become a manager with a certain function that has to do with the previously mentioned competencies. Iām not very experienced with knowing about the jobs that are available and how you can define a job in mind. Iām open to suggestions if you guys have any.
@Leo
Yo Leo! How have you been?
@OneEightZero
Arch is right, Spanish is considered to be one of the easiest languages. I have also experienced this myself. Are you learning traditional Spanish or South American Spanish?
Leo
#1620
Good. Still trucking on in school. I reckon I have 2-3 more years to go before I get my engineering degree.
OneEightZero
#1621
Japanese. And I agree, Spanish is so much easier than that. But Iām terrible at memorization and both the vocabulary and the tense switching fucks me up.
Granted, I only have a few more weeks left. As long as I make a C, Iām golden.
Iāll be done with my undergrad. 
RpgN
#1624
What an attitude! This woman is on fireā¦
But this video did bring up a good point. Why are are Americans so difficult when it comes to prohibiting guns or at least certain gun types to citizens? I 've read so many reports where Obama tried to do that only to be stopped by the congress (Republicans).
OneEightZero
#1625
A fortressed gun culture has arisen around the preservation of the Second Amendment of the United States Constitution.:
- A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
A healthy fear against the rise of a government thatās not checked by the people it governs continues to this day in the United States. The right to bear arms (whatever that means exactly is still being debated) is something a lot of gun nuts feel strongly about, to the point that politicians continue to stress gun rights in legislation in order to maintain their offices with those votes.