Tue Apr 05, 2005 6:30 pm
Qanda wrote:My biggest decision? Probably at the end of primary school, when I had the choice of a few scholarships to take up. I chose an overseas one in the end (I was only 12 at that time), and I'm glad I made that decision.
Iggedit: I don't like grammar nazi-ing. Or spelling nazi-ing.
Give over.
*gives* Just a friendly correction.
Wait, wait. What did I spell wrong? Just as well I'm doing dance and not English, huh?
Tue Apr 05, 2005 6:46 pm
I haven't made any life-changing decisions, although I have made big ones. My most important decision would have to be my choice of high school.
Tue Apr 05, 2005 7:25 pm
Pokemon Kid wrote:Heh, probably choosing between eggs or bacon for breakfast.
Seriously.
Oh Bacon all the way LOL
Basicly Mine was when I was choosing my GCSE Options as now in my final year I regret choosing Music... I now have 3 weeks to compose 2 peices of music and 1 more after that to finish my other one...
I don't really care about it any more though... It's one subject out of 10 And I only need 4 Cs and above to do the collage course I want.
Tue Apr 05, 2005 8:00 pm
It would definitely have to be the choice between colleges.
Back near the end of my senior year, I was debating between two colleges. One is close to home, has the majors I'm looking for, and offered me a full ride through the school as long as the grades remained high enough. The other one is out of state and has division I college sports (although that would also mean my chance of a scholarship are lower since they could offer money to athletes) which appeal to a big sports fan like myself, but also had some of my closest friends going to either that same school or schools not too far away.
Back near the end of my senior year, I was debating between two colleges. One is close to home, has the majors I'm looking for, and offered me a full ride through the school as long as the grades remained high enough. The other one is out of state and has division I college sports (although that would also mean my chance of a scholarship are lower since they could offer money to athletes) which appeal to a big sports fan like myself, but also had some of my closest friends going to either that same school or schools not too far away.
Tue Apr 05, 2005 8:15 pm
.:Chronically Depressed:. wrote:Pokemon Kid wrote:Heh, probably choosing between eggs or bacon for breakfast.
Seriously.
Oh Bacon all the way LOL
Basicly Mine was when I was choosing my GCSE Options as now in my final year I regret choosing Music... I now have 3 weeks to compose 2 peices of music and 1 more after that to finish my other one...
I don't really care about it any more though... It's one subject out of 10 And I only need 4 Cs and above to do the collage course I want.
I did Music! It was either that or History... gah. I got an A so I'm pretty glad I chose it. My view is, never regret a decision until you know the full outcome.
Tue Apr 05, 2005 9:24 pm
You spelled decision wrong, Twinkly, but on account of your coach-lag I corrected it for you 
Tue Apr 05, 2005 9:30 pm
Igg wrote:You spelled decision wrong, Twinkly, but on account of your coach-lag I corrected it for you
Oh bum 'ole. I hate spelling words wrong! Thank you, btw.
Tue Apr 05, 2005 9:59 pm
I don't know, but it wasn't very big.
Wed Apr 06, 2005 1:18 am
I can't think of any really major life changing events. But then again, every choice you make sort of molds your life, right?
I suppose it would be to live with my mom. Pretty easy descision there, but it definetley did change my life. If I lived with my dad still I don't think things would be going very well.
That or who to befriend. In high school I had no friends so it was pretty tough deciding to hang out with this group of girls who liked me but were extrmeley rude or go find someone else to befriend. I left those nasty girls and finally found a nice group that accepted me and was fun-loving and sweet.
I suppose it would be to live with my mom. Pretty easy descision there, but it definetley did change my life. If I lived with my dad still I don't think things would be going very well.
That or who to befriend. In high school I had no friends so it was pretty tough deciding to hang out with this group of girls who liked me but were extrmeley rude or go find someone else to befriend. I left those nasty girls and finally found a nice group that accepted me and was fun-loving and sweet.
Wed Apr 06, 2005 1:20 am
When I was a few years younger and had to chose what middle school to go to.
It was one of the biggest decisions of my life,(so far) because I made so many friends and am having the best years of my life. (so far)
It was one of the biggest decisions of my life,(so far) because I made so many friends and am having the best years of my life. (so far)
Wed Apr 06, 2005 1:21 am
I dunno, I haven't really had any, but...
Getting my PS1/2.
Joining PPT
Getting a Computer
Getting my PS1/2.
Joining PPT
Getting a Computer
Wed Apr 06, 2005 1:56 am
(This sounds like balogna, but I swear it's the truth)
Last year, I had the choice of continuing high school, or joinign the circus and touring france. I'm totally serious.
I chose high school, because it would impair my chances of grad school if I left for a year or two.
Last year, I had the choice of continuing high school, or joinign the circus and touring france. I'm totally serious.
I chose high school, because it would impair my chances of grad school if I left for a year or two.
Wed Apr 06, 2005 5:24 am
Choosing whether to leave the school I had a 6 year scholarship for or not.
I ended up leaving it. So far, I don't regret it.
I ended up leaving it. So far, I don't regret it.
Wed Apr 06, 2005 6:29 am
Haven't made any big decisions.
Wed Apr 06, 2005 10:34 am
Biggest decision- Sticking with Neo for the last 14 months. I wonder what life would be like if I never played Neo?