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#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
void main()
{

cout << "I just dropped outta uni. C++ isn't fun :h:

" << endl;
}

Reply 2

BossManSingh

10

Have a baby, its the answer to everything.

Reply 3

fallen angel9

I'd get a job, I guess, although I have no idea what kind of job that would be :erm:

Reply 4

Antimatter

14

ToastyCoke

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
void main()
{

cout << "I just dropped outta uni. C++ isn't fun :h:

" << endl;
}

Reply 5

username239687

18

Antimatter

Learning C++ at first I was :love:

After programming a high score table in first semester I was :nothing:

After programming a moon lander game in second semester I was :emo:

Reply 6

Antimatter

14

ToastyCoke

Learning C++ at first I was :love:

After programming a high score table in first semester I was :nothing:

After programming a moon lander game in second semester I was :emo:

Don't know the feeling.
But I only learned to code to do interesting things (like hacking), so I've never got bored with it.

And god if I was left to code or debug for a whole workday, let alone years, I would actually murder my boss.
I code at the 5AM caffine high time :awesome:

Reply 7

Ice_Queen

17

I would have gone and done my CIMA; I never intended to go to Uni!

Reply 8

Trefusis1234445

BossManSingh

Have a baby, its the answer to everything.

What is the opposite of the phrase 'Have a baby'?

-- It's not the answer to THAT now is it?! :p:

Reply 9

steed999

9

ill probably move into the drug industry, i heard there is good pay in there and you dont need a degree only a reasonable level of maths!

Reply 10

queenofwands

I wish when I was at school someone had told me that university isn't everything, and that you can still get your degree in a roundabout way. Your local technical college will probably have some sort of higher eduction course in your field like a HND or HNC that requires lower grades to get into than its degree counterpart. Then once you have that, you can most likely get into the second year of a related degree and get it from there. Lots of options!

Reply 11

SirMasterKey

18

Go for an apprenticship?

Reply 12

SEALOFAPPROVAL

Raid igloos for a livin' tbh

Reply 13

BossManSingh

10

Trefusis1234445

What is the opposite of the phrase 'Have a baby'?

-- It's not the answer to THAT now is it?! :p:

Do not question the all mighty embryo.

Reply 14

SEALOFAPPROVAL

BossManSingh

Do not question the all mighty embryo.

Shut up.

Reply 15

bigbhoy91

steed999

ill probably move into the drug industry, i heard there is good pay in there and you dont need a degree only a reasonable level of maths!

Haa, I wil work full time then go on a 3 month holiday to down under

Reply 16

Fawn

12

Spend my life living out a whiskey bottle and hitching rides off of eastern European lorry drivers heading into the distance. After a while of endless rambling I'll enter the world of vice where I'll end up with a large gambling debt and KGB on my trail. Following several explosions I'll join a small forest army full of pygmies and experiment with mushrooms.

Reply 17

BossManSingh

10

SEALOFAPPROVAL

Shut up.

Someone obviously isn't getting any tonight :frown:

Reply 18

Lefty Leo

10

Antimatter

Don't know the feeling.
But I only learned to code to do interesting things (like hacking), so I've never got bored with it.

And god if I was left to code or debug for a whole workday, let alone years, I would actually murder my boss.
I code at the 5AM caffine high time :awesome:

A GURL that can do h4xx0r? :zomg: