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Just read a review of yours, and I have to say, some smart, smart stuff I'm positive I wouldn't have figured out on my own. Cheers to you!

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I hope you like it. Happy new year! ^^

hey no problem i hope you enjoy!

Hello there my Secret Santa! Thanks for the profile picture; I like it a lot (nice Reinhard fanart is always a good thing) :)

AHHHHH! That was supposed to be a secret. >:0

Well, then, forget I ever told you that.......

I'm glad you liked the profile picture.

It's all about the money in the end, and more or less not absolutely hating your job.
Oh that sounds fun, you could actually work on a project you'd enjoy in your spare time and rack up a few extra dollars if it turns out well.
Basically, I just want an income that I can live comfortably on and spoil the ones I love every once in a while, maybe travel or buy some niche shit to spoil myself if possible, but it doesn't really bother me if I wouldn't be able to spoil myself.
It's a not the best paying job over here as well, just nobody wants to do that job, but the holiday times are a nice surplus I guess? Education isn't that bad in Australia but it's awfully expensive for decent studies outside of highschool.
Fair enough! I think the base wage for a teacher in 32k in your first year? It's not horrible and it's enough to live on. After 10 years in the job I think it bumps up to 60k+ depending on your field and expertise. Keep in mind that AUD is different to USD. I say 60k AUD converts to about 48k USD in a pay scenario.

It wasn't that bad, my first year wasn't difficult at all I just didn't really do anything other than work and uni besides gym and anime.
Yeah you it's easier to get into the uni mood when the break is shorter I guess?
Oh I fucked my GPA last semester when I didn't go to many classes, I only did well in the one class I attended every week cause it was group based.
That sounds quite tedious tbh, but I'm sure the pay would be decent.
Does sounds like you have a broad amount of job opportunities, nice.
Sounds like you got a solid game plan bud, I honestly just want a full time job out of university and I'd be happy. Which is why I chose an accounting degree which is the 3rd most needed job over here in Australia behind civil engineers and math/science teachers.

It'll be scary at first but I'm sure after a few weeks you'd settle in nicely, last year I was working 40 hours a week on top university, and 40 hour working work is basically a full time job. It wasn't thatttt hard.
Only thing that kept me motivated and on task this time was thinking of my 4 month summer holiday which followed. I always leave essays and studying for non-final exams to the last second, I know how stressing that crap can get.
Yeah, but that's a massive pain in the butt to do. I just try to follow my cardinal rule of showing up to all my lectures and tutorials (or labs).
Change is just plain hard, fuck change.
You're almost at the finish line bro! Keep up the good work~
What type of jobs are in the field of informatics? I honestly have no clue.
Adulting really IS hard. I still have another year of being a ratbag child left till I graduate, I'll cherish each and every moment of it.

Rewatching them now is literally just for cheap laughs, the dialogue is so corny, which is hilarious somehow.
I liked both, I'd probably lean towards digimon even though I've played the absolute shit out of most of the pokemon games. Digimon the show is has so many more dramatic plot twists and I would get so hyped as a kid.
Almost out of there! Then off to the real world of full time employment, I bet you can't wait!
As long as you try to prepare a few days early you should have enough time to fit most of the concepts into your head, you can do it easy bud.
Yeah that is hard... I had to do 3 informatics based courses which are revolved around accounting and basic information concepts and I had to put a lot more time into those subjects than my others.
Accounting isn't that hard! Just gotta actually practise the weekly concepts for an hour or two to wrap your head around them, if you don't and leave it to the last second, you're screwed. So as long as you got some motivation you'd be fine, the basics usually start off extremely basic and just build week by week.

I rarely enjoy dubs as well, unless they're the childhood anime shows I'm watching in the morning to get me in a silly mood with their crude humour. Watching Medarot and Digimon s1 in preparation for Digimon (2015) hypeee. I'm gonna give the monster and cowboy bebop dubs are shot real soon though.
Yeah college is a killer, I just finished my semester 3 weeks ago which marks the end of my 2nd year, good luck in your finals!
Reward yourself with anime or something, lol.
I can't just study straight unless I get in a math groove or some shit.
I study accounting btw.

Australia TV is horrible :
Anime is just something to replace regular TV and stuff when I've done all my daily tasks n shit.
I multitask pretty well, I usually just multitask when I watch anime, unless the show is spastically good.
I usually just hook it up to the TV via HDMI and laze around when I got the time.
Keep in mind I'm on summer holidays from Uni atm and I'm only working 10 hours a week.
Besides Gym and work I barely do anything.

Trying to get through my inseasonal backlog and just skyping people.
All those horriblesubs ;_;

I know right?
It'll probably even end up being late night talks crying over not have available chicken to devour.
What ya up to?