• martintsang
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      • In response to: "What's the one thing you're never gonna give up?" All you need to know about me is that when I saw this question, the first thing that popped into my head was "you". Yes. I was never gonna give "you" up. And now you also know why I'm single.
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    • On Roommates

      • Noise. You can always move their shit out of the way, or even close your eyes if you needed to. But noise is worse.

      • answered by martintsang on 01/07/2012
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    • A Shorter Work Week vs. Working From Home

      • Working from home is great if you have the discipline for it. Also, unless you have a very specific type of job, it limits your ability to do certain things. A 4 day work week though still gets you out of the house and keeps you sane. I'd rather have that and still have my "weekend".

      • answered by martintsang on 01/07/2012
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    • Top 3 Goals for 2012

      • I was going to start this with a lengthy diatribe about how things important to me are not necessarily important to anyone else, and vice versa, but really, I think I should probably graduate from school. It scares the shit out of me because school is all I've known, but I know I've got to do something about it.

        I also want to get more into music this year. Maybe I'll practice and do an open mic performance some time this year.

        Also getting a decent job I don't hate in a field I don't hate. That's more life sustaining though.

      • answered by martintsang on 01/07/2012
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    • If I Had Six Months to Kill

      • Freak out? I don't know. This implies that the break is not permanent, like 6 months after you've graduated or retired. Knowing that whatever happens during your break....you're going back to doing what you were doing at the end of it, that both restrains and releases you in terms of what you feel like you can do. You can go on vacation provided you have the funds.

        In fact, you've probably got a really good life going on if you can take a break like that. 6 month sabbaticals not stemming from some sort of police investigation?

        But really, I would probably force myself into some sort of schedule. Read stuff? Write things? Watch movies and play video games that I never have "the time to".

      • answered by martintsang on 01/07/2012
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