Should I try?

Y/N?

When it comes to trying things, I say yes.

Well, I am a fan of trying

Do or do not. There is no try.

If you don't try, at least try to try.

[MENTION=6702]Mute[/MENTION];

You should definitely watch one piece, there is no try about it, once you get a shot of such an addictive quality, it will quickly become obsession.

Amen

Just don't get caught.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEyrfFwf3rI

As long as you don't let it affect your grades.

As long as you don't let it affect your grades.

[MENTION=6702]Mute[/MENTION]; isn't in school any more afaik.

As long as it isn't insanely addictive.

drugs are bad mmkay

Mute;

You should definitely watch one piece, there is no try about it, once you get a shot of such an addictive quality, it will quickly become obsession.

Amen

Be careful, if you watch it and aren't really into it, you'll start to question every other piece of wisdom from Khainiwest.

Be careful, if you watch it and aren't really into it, you'll start to question every other piece of wisdom from Khainiwest.

Go on, try me

Go on, try me

I'm just not sure if I should any more

mod get

Do or do not. There is no try.

nice movie quote steal.

Mute;

You should definitely watch one piece, there is no try about it, once you get a shot of such an addictive quality, it will quickly become obsession.

Amen

I've said it to you once before and I shall say it again; I did not like what I saw.

As long as you don't let it affect your grades.

As Zelkova stated, no I am not in school at present. HOPEFULLY this winter the navy with it's all-mighty mercy might deem me with permission to attend long-distance classes or something.



Also despite everyone (not counting the nay-sayers) saying yes, I have to decide not to. Turns out a bill I was unable to check up on while I was underway has been going for a few months without being paid.. and I don't have the funds to afford it yet. SO. Thanks for the input, I'm gonna go back to banging my head against the wall because it's fxcking impossible to make calls on this sh'itty japanese phone to try and get this issue resolved.

I've said it to you once before and I shall say it again; I did not like what I saw.

You definitely don't have the king's will, your conviction is as weak as your sea sickness

As Zelkova stated, no I am not in school at present. HOPEFULLY this winter the navy with it's all-mighty mercy might deem me with permission to attend long-distance classes or something.

I think the modern terminology is "Online classes". Also the most accessible

You definitely don't have the king's will, your conviction is as weak as your sea sickness





I think the modern terminology is "Online classes". Also the most accessible

first point: I won't argue. not anymore, I'm a lazy bastard with no motivation 'cause my head's too far in the clouds.
second point: accessability to internet on a ship? while underway? reliable?
hang on, my kidneys burst out of my sides from laughing so hard. brb.
EDIT:: and even if I'm not on the ship, which is likely, it's all up to my chain of command to authorize me to take the classes, which is simply stupid. I'm gonna argue that since this isn't my first tour i should have the whole "you need to be here a year before you can take classes" thing waved. (which no joke is a thing. you need to be with your command for one full year before you can even consider them thinking about saying yes to taking college classes. [MENTION=814]MasPan[/MENTION] vouch for me on this one.)

first point: I won't argue. not anymore, I'm a lazy bastard with no motivation 'cause my head's too far in the clouds.
second point: accessability to internet on a ship? while underway? reliable?
hang on, my kidneys burst out of my sides from laughing so hard. brb.
EDIT:: and even if I'm not on the ship, which is likely, it's all up to my chain of command to authorize me to take the classes, which is simply stupid. I'm gonna argue that since this isn't my first tour i should have the whole "you need to be here a year before you can take classes" thing waved. (which no joke is a thing. you need to be with your command for one full year before you can even consider them thinking about saying yes to taking college classes. MasPan vouch for me on this one.)

Pretty much true. Most sea-going commands won't let you do online courses the first year that you're there. You can get a waiver if you basically prove yourself competent/prove that you're not going to fall apart from stress.