describe your craziest party in college.

Have you ever been the crazy "ex GF" after a break up, if so explain.

what were your parents drugs of choice

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Explain a typical day in the IT department. Is it anything like the IT Crowd?

do you like panic at the disco

Hmm, that's a hard one. It depends on how someone looks at "crazy" I've been blackout drunk and ended up at a small party that I knew no one. I've also been at parties that have 300 plus people. I think the oddest thing that I have done, regarding parties, is being so drunk that you follow someone home that you don't know at all. But those people act like they have known you forever. For example, having a threesome with a dudes g/fs is very odd, a lot different than having a sex with you girls best friend. In the ladder, they decide its ok, but the former waking up is very, very awkward.

Can you explain what you mean? Like was I really wanted them back and tried to do everything? If so, yes and I can explain more

largest drug combination?

who are you

My mother was mainly weed. My father and mother got separated at 2, but got remarried at about 6 my age. My father did a lot of weed and EX, while my first step father was drunk all the time and did a shit ton of cocaine.

how frustrated were you when you were dealing with abuse and having your parents do drugs

As much as we have a server :P

What branch of legal studies and are you using anything you learned in post secondary school with any regularity in your current position.

describe your worst comedown and hangover.

I honestly forgot (should say blocked) about a lot of the abuse until I was about 19, and the physical in an odd way helped with sports. It's sad, but something I had to deal with

Edit

I was getting really tired so I want to add a few more things. When I was younger I thought of it as "normal" so it really didn't bother me too much. It wasn't until I was older that I figured out how much worse the abuse got when he was drunk or high. I learned to stay away when he was getting to the point of no longer being able to control himself. Sports really helped in that regard, since I wouldn't be home as often and didn't have to spend hours being bored in a bar. Looking back, I am honestly lucky that I was never in a drunken car accident.

It's pretty different. It all comes down to what your job wants. We had to make every inch of Ohio University to have wifi so some days it was pain and other days we would play 2v2 Starcraft BW

I did in college

It's more domestic politics, while I studied International to move to Europe, I haven't been able too yet. I will add more tomorrow.

POLS is a lot more theory than anything else, so very little is used in the majority of political jobs. I have to say that it's more social science mixed with tons of statistics. It's kinda sad and most people won't admit this but voters are nothing but a statistic to anyone outside of field work.

As I explained, no one anymore. But at one time I used to be pretty decent.

But going to bed for the night, I will answer more tomorrow

I'll be going on an IT internship starting in January. Any tips? what's it like? I've heard you do a whole lot of nothing until everything crashes. How much coding were you involved in, if any, and how much maintenance is required?

To the people that don't know you personally and never will, how would you want to be known by them?

Do you feel that going on to finish your PhD has helped you in finding work at all?

Having all the experience you do with stress and unhappiness, how, nowadays, do you deal with those things when they show up again (whatever form they may take)?

I've recently turned 20 and live with a lot of things in life that friends and outsiders have called "unfair", but I haven't found anything I can do or say about my circumstances to be satisfying or bring me happiness. When I deal with things now I tend to emotionally shut down and view everything very logically until it's over, and frequently find myself falling back on escapism (video games, talking with friends, music, w/e).

I want the view of another person who knows what it feels like to have really bad things in their life that they just can't get rid of, so they just deal with it. (Or more accurately, I feel, just continue existing with it.)

dang, 30 years old, you must be so wise - im sure all of us clueless plebians are salivating over the mere concept of getting life advice from you

black coffee, or with cream?

if you could go back in time and change one thing, what type of poptarts would you buy exclusively?

Fuck, kill, marry?