Hello, everyone! I was born in Bulgaria, where I spent my formative years, before legally immigrating to the US. I am currently in the process of getting my second undergraduate degree in engineering and I hope to eventually begin working in the water industry. My interests lie in philosophy and swimming/weight lifting.

approximately how long will the orientation be?

i will not be able to stay for the entire time as well because i have work at 1pm

i was wondering the same thing. is there a process that we must go through to in order to formally transition from pledge to member?

yes, thank you for your response, Patrick.

@Jakob-NY why?

nice...any good underground bluegrass groups you would recommend? youtube is not helpful

lol, so any suggestions then?

@DixieBoy76 - KY thank you for the list. i was thinking slightly more on the contemporary side, but this will do as well

my advice is, always consider the economy. that is, if it goes to hell, what types of jobs would still remain critical?

visit the city of queerly love (philly), and then you will meet some truly disrespectful people

was a great city, yes

why bother buying gifts at all? never made any sense to me. there is so much more to life than this ...

not all people, and therefore not all women, care for gifts. while our society has conditioned us to believe that such an act is equivalent to affection, it is definitely an illusion

so true. i did a similar thing by rigid planning years ago and failed successfully. now, i go with the flow of things.

internships are overrated; they do no necessarily improve your standing as compared to that of other students

not really. for example, it is now standard that most pre-med students acquire internships during their undergraduate years. however, there is no guarantee that this alone will earn you high marks when applying for med school

it is not a question of whether internships hurt one’s chances or not. but im merely pointing out that an internship does not necessarily give you bonus points towards your resume

@Lawrence - TX yes, this is perhaps a much better approach for those in computer science

im not disagreeing with you, @Lawrence - TX. i only believe a more individualized path will differentiate between two applicants.

i held an internship position within the gene therapy field at an ivy league institution. if anything, short story here, it confused people as to what i was aiming for

therefore, my argument is decide on something that will set you apart, @Jacob

@Nemets any good books that you would recommend on the subject matter that you spoke of above? zagros farmers, dravidians, etc.

thank you, @Nemets !

i do not see a good reason to not let females be drafted into the military. since many females argue they are equal to men, here is a fantastic opportunity for them to “prove” it. men risk their lives for this country, it is time for these moronic females to learn what this means instead of the empty dialogue they usually engage into.

@NITRODUBS true. but these types of females must be taught by pain and suffering otherwise they will never learn

oh well. tough shit for females. and as i am one, i say either allow us to be drafted or repeal the 19th amendment. females have screwed up this country and something must be done

much of the perversity stems from granting females a more prominent role in sociopolitical affairs.

@NITRODUBS good point. it was our darling rich establishment that did promote female rights, but still it shows how easily manipulated most females are

i simply cannot forgive nor permit that the sheer stupidity exhibited by most females goes unpunished

@VinceChaos yes, they use their power to sway females into believing that status, wealth, and power is all a female needs.

@NITRODUBS perhaps, but i was always very political and anti-feminist since i was a teenager. i tried to learn and question what i was told as opposed to accepting everything as true

oh dear! what types of females have you encountered? i hope you meet other females that actually use their mind

lolol pretentious to think like that? not at all. more like i assume, foolishly enough, that any person is capable of using their will to think.

foolish, sure. but do away with your pretentious nonsense

oh and survival mechanism? what do females need to be protected from today? they boast intrinsic capacity for self-defense, so im not sure what they are now in need of surviving

biological facts? and these are...if you resort to “facts,” then yes, you are right. there is no need for further discussion.

no.

that is why i was mocking females that still act in what is claimed to be a part of evolutionary behaviors.