What's the Hardest Decision you had to make?

[Happy Shining Democracy]

I had to choose whether I was going to drop out of college or keep going and stay in debt.

[Lunatic Goofballs]

Boxers of briefs.

I went commando.

[Blunt Knife]

:o

Hardest decision... Blowing mah mind bro!

Actually, not sure.

[Happy Shining Democracy]

Boxers of briefs.

I went commando.

Do you wear a button fly by any chance?

[Lunatic Goofballs]

Boxers of briefs.

I went commando.

Do you wear a button fly by any chance?

I don't wear pants.

[Blunt Knife]

Boxers of briefs.

I went commando.

Do you wear a button fly by any chance?

I don't wear pants.

Now there's someone who knows what he is talking about.

[Lapse]

Probably changing uni degrees, whilst it was not going to be as hard as many decisions, it was certainly a very influential one that will stick with me through the rest of my life probably moreson than any decisions I have made since.


oh, and:
IN B4 RED PIL/BLU PIL!

[Greed and Death]

I had to choose whether I was going to drop out of college or keep going and stay in debt.

They have a solution for that, join the military.

I signed you up already.

[Treznor]

Leaving my family in Australia to return to the US to find work. I suspected I wouldn't see them again, and so far I seem to be right.

[Concurria]

College 1 or College 2.

I picked college 2. I ended up transferring.

To a better school than either College 1 or 2.

So things worked out!

[Rhodmhire]

It was tough, but I decided sharing was the best option.

And by sharing...well I'll leave that up to your imaginations.

[Galloism]

It was tough, but I decided sharing was the best option.

And by sharing...well I'll leave that up to your imaginations.

The one on the right looks a little risky.

[Concurria]

It was tough, but I decided sharing was the best option.

And by sharing...well I'll leave that up to your imaginations.

Did you ever read a book called "I hope they serve beer in hell."?

The author claims all his personal stories are true.

Anyway, the final story is very similar except: He has to choose if he wants to sleep with his girlfriend who is pregnant and going to abort his child, or, his other friend who has cervical cancer.

Or maybe the friend with cervical cancer was going to abort?

It was a little crazy.

[BunnySaurus Bugsii]

Leaving my family in Australia to return to the US to find work. I suspected I wouldn't see them again, and so far I seem to be right.

You couldn't find work in Australia?

I find that hard to believe. Plenty of work, plenty of slackers. You must be some kind of Job Snob!

[United Dependencies]

paper or plastic.

[Treznor]

Leaving my family in Australia to return to the US to find work. I suspected I wouldn't see them again, and so far I seem to be right.

You couldn't find work in Australia?

I find that hard to believe. Plenty of work, plenty of slackers. You must be some kind of Job Snob!

In three years I worked a non-consecutive six months. I submitted my resume an average of eleven times per week. I lost count of the number of interviews I attended, only to be told "we would have hired you, except for this other person...."

Hell, I was turned down by McDonalds because I'm too old. My now ex-wife was nagging me about going back to the States to find work, so I finally did. So now I'm sending money back to Australia, and I get divorce papers in return. Now I just have to find a lawyer willing to talk to me about Australian law.

But I'm not bitter....

[Charlotte Ryberg]

The hardest decision so far was weather to purchase one of the commercial typefaces, because of the price.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

In three years I worked a non-consecutive six months. I submitted my resume an average of eleven times per week. I lost count of the number of interviews I attended, only to be told "we would have hired you, except for this other person...."

Hell, I was turned down by McDonalds because I'm too old. My now ex-wife was nagging me about going back to the States to find work, so I finally did. So now I'm sending money back to Australia, and I get divorce papers in return. Now I just have to find a lawyer willing to talk to me about Australian law.

But I'm not bitter....

All I can say is "ouch", Tre.

The hardest decision I had to make was, in the end, a no brainer, but it was hard at the very moment of making it. It was breaking up with my ex-fiancé of 3 years. There was a lot, monetarily wise, involved. But it was either carry the load on my own or remain in an abusive relationship that had no good ending.

[Ifreann]

Daddy or chips.

[Rhodmhire]

*snipz teh gurlz*

It was tough, but I decided sharing was the best option.

And by sharing...well I'll leave that up to your imaginations.

The one on the right looks a little risky.

I took my chances, in the end it...wasn't really worth it...but it never is...but at the same time it is...

...good times...

[Rhodmhire]

paper or plastic.

Ah...one of life's oldest questioning...

[Lunatic Goofballs]

Daddy or chips.

ooh. That's a toughy.

[BunnySaurus Bugsii]

Leaving my family in Australia to return to the US to find work. I suspected I wouldn't see them again, and so far I seem to be right.

You couldn't find work in Australia?

I find that hard to believe. Plenty of work, plenty of slackers. You must be some kind of Job Snob!

In three years I worked a non-consecutive six months. I submitted my resume an average of eleven times per week. I lost count of the number of interviews I attended, only to be told "we would have hired you, except for this other person...."

Hell, I was turned down by McDonalds because I'm too old. My now ex-wife was nagging me about going back to the States to find work, so I finally did. So now I'm sending money back to Australia, and I get divorce papers in return. Now I just have to find a lawyer willing to talk to me about Australian law.

But I'm not bitter....

I live in the comfortable illusion that I could get a job any old time I wanted. The only reason I'm living on credit is 'cos I'm investing my time instead. Or something. My accountant handles all that. Apparently, my soul has doubled in value, despite the economic hard times.

I hear your mean woman blues. I could so easily pass negative judgement on Aussie chicks, for being all mean and gold-digging. And liking rugby more than I do.

But I don't want to disrespect my stalkers. They're mostly female, mostly adult, and all Hot!

Excuse me, there's one climbing over the back fence just now. gtg!

[Charlotte Ryberg]

Daddy or chips.

In my opinion only that must be quite straightforward, or do you have more depth into the decision?

[Rhodmhire]

*I hate havin to snip theze purty ladiez*

It was tough, but I decided sharing was the best option.

And by sharing...well I'll leave that up to your imaginations.

Did you ever read a book called "I hope they serve beer in hell."?

The author claims all his personal stories are true.

Anyway, the final story is very similar except: He has to choose if he wants to sleep with his girlfriend who is pregnant and going to abort his child, or, his other friend who has cervical cancer.

Or maybe the friend with cervical cancer was going to abort?

It was a little crazy.

...*cough* Well uh...*cough*...wow, I was just trying to be a little funny...but okay...I'll read it...you know when I'm not desperate for money and can afford to buy it...but thanks for the suggestion...