I have nothing to do.....please help

learn to play guitar

[quote]working 55 plus wrote:

if you actually are a teacher this is a perfect example of why teachers are not under paid. If you are a teacher remember how you have enough time off to complain about not being busy when you are on strike for a pay raise.

But I am guessing you really aren't a teacher and just a college kid looking to start an argument.

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How is this a perfect example that teachers are not under paid? Let's assume this guy gets paid $1.00 a year. The fact that he is bored now in no way would make up for the fact that he was paid ten cents a month for the 10 months that he did work.

naps are where its at!

Your name fits you. If he is able to not work during a summer then obviously he is not needing the extra money right? If I made a $1.00 in 10 months (like your example) I doubt I would take a summer off, I would probaly take any job I could find and work as much as possible to make ends meet.Think before you write.

old and grouchy wrote:

How is this a perfect example that teachers are not under paid? Let's assume this guy gets paid $1.00 a year. The fact that he is bored now in no way would make up for the fact that he was paid ten cents a month for the 10 months that he did work.

rub one out

SO BORED wrote:

I am currently not working and have nothing to do besides go running everyday. My issue is that I have been running in the morning and then I have nothing to do for the rest of the day. Anyone have some suggestion on what I should do. Please I need some help....I am dying here.

You prick. If you are not a troll, then you have the opportunity that most posters on here would kill for. Go out and start running 120+ miles per week and see how could you can get, if you have any talent whatsoever.

You prick. If you are not a troll, then you have the opportunity that most posters on here would kill for. Go out and start running 120+ miles per week and see how *good* you can get, if you have any talent whatsoever.

count to one million

Do something good for one person that you would not have done.

sit ups all day, good for you and the ladies

sammyg wrote:

Do something good for one person that you would not have done.

I agree with this.

You need to up your mileage, but also volunteer, mentor or do something else for your fellow man.

Give back.

jimmyjack wrote:

count to one million

using only prime numbers.

help around the house. That's what my wife always says.

working 55 plus wrote:

Your name fits you. If he is able to not work during a summer then obviously he is not needing the extra money right? If I made a $1.00 in 10 months (like your example) I doubt I would take a summer off, I would probaly take any job I could find and work as much as possible to make ends meet.

Think before you write.

old and grouchy wrote:

How is this a perfect example that teachers are not under paid? Let's assume this guy gets paid $1.00 a year. The fact that he is bored now in no way would make up for the fact that he was paid ten cents a month for the 10 months that he did work.

Since you "started it", I shall respond with some insults of my own. Your logic skills are poor. First you say that my name fits me. No where in my post does it imply that I am old. I also don't think questioning your post necessarily shows that I am grouchy. Next you argue that if one is underpaid, one can never have a summer off. That is a possible outcome of being underpaid, but not a necessary condition. Perhaps he has a trust fund worth millions. In that case, he doesn't need the money and he can take the summer off, but he also remains underpaid.

Think before you write.

I am pretty bored with you.Move along please.

old and grouchy wrote:

Since you "started it", I shall respond with some insults of my own. Your logic skills are poor. First you say that my name fits me. No where in my post does it imply that I am old. I also don't think questioning your post necessarily shows that I am grouchy. Next you argue that if one is underpaid, one can never have a summer off. That is a possible outcome of being underpaid, but not a necessary condition. Perhaps he has a trust fund worth millions. In that case, he doesn't need the money and he can take the summer off, but he also remains underpaid.

Think before you write.

no one is underpaid. that is the brilliance of a free market economy.

masturbation?

working 55 plus wrote:

I am pretty bored with you.

Move along please.

old and grouchy wrote:

Since you "started it", I shall respond with some insults of my own. Your logic skills are poor. First you say that my name fits me. No where in my post does it imply that I am old. I also don't think questioning your post necessarily shows that I am grouchy. Next you argue that if one is underpaid, one can never have a summer off. That is a possible outcome of being underpaid, but not a necessary condition. Perhaps he has a trust fund worth millions. In that case, he doesn't need the money and he can take the summer off, but he also remains underpaid.

Think before you write.

I am glad you have conceded the point.