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When I was a kid I wanted to be a jet pilot. What was your dream?

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ty

6 years ago
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idk, try https://postimages.org/ or other websites, I never liked imgur :\ thanks a lot xD
tinypic's also good and i always use http://picresize.com/ to resize them and such, and https://www.canva.com/photo-editor/ just in case i have to make little edits.. imgur has always been hard to get accustomed to for my tastes xD

6 years ago
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Thanks... I will try those sites.

6 years ago
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because the url for the image have the subdomain "i":
https://i.imgur.com/0Xc4gdG.jpg

6 years ago
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cool! I also has to add .jpg before it worked. Thanks.

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Thanks!

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I always wanted to be a hitman - until my parents forbid it. ;_;

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Parents suck!

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I wanted to be a professional soccer player, then I discovered I was too lazy to be a ''soccer star'' so meh

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Yeah, I get you brother.

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Did you fail?

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I even considered joining the Air Force when I was a teenager, but then I had to get eyeglasses. So yes, I failed.

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I wanted to be a taxi driver lol

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I wouldn't mind driving one of those cool London cabs.

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I wanted to be happy.

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It's never too late.

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I hope so. I really do.

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I have been where you are! I have been there many times... and I often felt like giving up. But I did not, and look at me now, I am old but I am happy. Don't ever give up my friend.

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In one period of time, I wanted to be an archeologist :D

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Very cool!

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A mercenary, always. 'Cos regular service is reserved for shitty nationalist macho normies & aunts.
But then again, getting executed for being caught working a job can be seen as a disadvantage ;p

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Lmao! Yes I guess so.

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Well, I'm an asshole some days. Disclaimer: I didn't intend to trash-talk servicemen as a whole, that'd be a...distasteful? thing to do to all the folks that are actually being great people. I only have a problem with exactly the kind of refuse i described: noxious squares can go dig a hole and kindly rot there. Y'know, how according to some PoS' you are supposed to "carry yourself with dignity", "be an upstanding citizen" or stuff like BUK HONUR OJCZYSNA and other pretentions to universal, uh, morals. And those would somehow preclude, like, reading, counterculture sensibilities and, say, queerness. Then again, I always dreamed of being in a position to be an actual United-Statesian patriot instead of an amusing USAboo on the other side of the world. Yea, I am fully aware of the whole naturalization deal, through service or otherwise, though I'm frankly too caught up in my maternal hellhole here to - presumably ever - leave...
Cheers for the courage to face the textwall ;p

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Lmao... You are hilarious! I like your rebellious? spirit. I am confused about people who do not know how to be an asshole now and then.

6 years ago
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I wanted to be an astronaut. Unfortunately the math involved is frankly overwhelming.

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You have to be superman to get that job!

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Seriously! It's too much.

Now I'm aiming to be a doctor though. I will earn that glorious "M.D."!!

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You seem confident... nevertheless, I wish you Godspeed.

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becoming a stripper. ;)

6 years ago
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Oh my!
Oo la la ;)

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My father tried to join the Air Force here, but he did not have the vision for it either - he joined the Navy instead, and it ruined his life unfortunately, without much compensation, a few decades later.

I wanted to be a artist and also an astronaut when I was younger. Those are the two I remember, even with all my brain fog. Maybe I should've thought more along the lines of something involving heavy reading, since I took a liking to encyclopedias around six or seven years old. My family wanted to go to the beach for a vacation one time, and I was hiding because I wasn't allowed to take encyclopedias with me. Those things were so powerful, parting with them, or even the idea of such a thing at that point in time, brought me to tears.

And yes, I found your trees references on replies funny, though I did not respond directly.

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Although it would have been awesome to fly at mach 3 through the clouds, I don't regret. I might have ended up bombing people in Iraq and Afghanistan and that is not me. Thanks for sharing your "story." No worries... I drink a few beers in the evening and get silly.

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Ah, I quit drinking maybe... 14 or 15 years ago? I never set a date, since it's one day at a time for me (only today is what is for me). Haven't touched any since, aside from some medicinal tinctures with small amounts in them - and you do "drops" at a time, so it's hardly any impact, and I have used some Nyquil maybe once or twice, but I tend to avoid it for others if I can. I don't like adding that kind of stuff into my system if I can help it (the cough/flu meds).

I do love an alternative brew I found called kava. Great for my anxiety, and I buy the actual root itself broken down... then I can stick it in a cloth, and massage it into water to make a kava grog. Really good stuff - reminds me of alcohol, but it has extra effects, and my thoughts are still fairly clear. It's a little pricey for me right now, so I'm on a break, but I plan to buy some more again soon.

Oh yeah, and I agree with the whole bombing thing. All that war stuff... It is sad to see humans unable to come to agreements on an intellectual scale, and have to resort to violence on any kind levels. It's almost like... devolution, instead of raising the bar, and our standards to a higher virtue or whatever. Hard to explain (I'm a bit chatty at times, with my autism spectrum stuff, or whatever, so it comes out all weird or wrong sometimes). It's... to me... the weakest form or way of handling something. Maybe one day people can start to agree more, and look beyond - see what we all have in common with each other, instead of pointing out what others are doing wrong/being judgemental etc. But, I guess in an ironic sort of way, I guess I am doing exactly the same thing in a way by saying that the violence is wrong.

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Yeah... I am racist against racists and I hate haters, but then I always remember one of my favorite quotes, "to err is human to forgive divine" and this is what I try to live by. I understand, the small amount of alcohol in tinctures makes the body absorb it better. You are very wise my friend. Thank you for sharing.

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I wanted to be a programmer, currently I am programming but only for myself... Maybe some day I will write an app the world needs :D

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I wish you luck in that.

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ty. what happened to your dream?

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I had to get eyeglasses when I was in 9th grade :(

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awww... too bad... do you have a plan what job you want to do now? or are you already old enough that you've chosen your job. What do you do currently?

6 years ago
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You are very kind, but it is a dream long past. I am quite "old" now and my most important job is being a husband and father and playing games ;)

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Well, I am also quite "old"... hit the 30 in january this year... But hey - as long as you don't feel old, you're not old :D I am also a husband, but being a father will have to wait a year or two for me (and that's not, because my wife or me don't want to)..

How old are your kids? Do you play games with them? AND most important: Did you show them the "good" old games and / or consoles you loved and used to have? ;-)

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Dude! The 30's are the finest years of a man's life!!! You will agree with this someday. I hit 50 in January this year.. and no, I do not feel old at all and I never will. Steamgifts is my social site. I am bored with facebook and I find it idiotic most of the time. I am a total man-child! lol My son is almost 12 years old and it is my fault that he is a gaming freak like his father, but now he mostly plays with his friends on the PS4. You should get children, it is life's greatest reward.

6 years ago
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And I will get children in a few years... but at the current time - if you have and earn low money, then you shouldn't get children... this will change in about 1,5 year, so i have to wait until then before my wife and me planning to get kids

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Why 1,5 years? Is this because of law?

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I am doing a second apprenticeship and will finish that in 1,5 years..

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My father's career was soldier, he retired as a Major. It is an honorable profession as long as the soldier has honor.

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Interpol agent. But then music, and it stuck

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I wanted to be James Bond. Lol. I envy your talent for music.

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xD I think Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego probably inspired me lolol

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Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego was my first PC game ever! When my Dad bought me my first PC he included this game in the package... unfortunately, I could not play it due to video card incompatibility.

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Darn, not a bad game :) used to play it at school on Macs and BBC micros I think, if remember correctly :) I think may have got on C64 and 486 also xD sad to hear the GPU didn't support it.. back in the 286-486 days gpu and memory issues were HARDCORE !

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But I held on to it and was able to play it a few years later... good game.

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Believe it or not Deaf Educator, yes it was that specific lol As I got older I further refined that dream into Special Education: Deaf Education (Many deaf individuals don't get the proper education as children due to schools not knowing or having the resources to help them. Intern they are placed in special education which may or may not have the ability to help that child. By the time they can get the proper help, they can be very far behind the learning curve of their piers. Which can greatly affect their learning and social development. By having a special educator specializing in deaf education; proper education can be provided giving them the best chance to succeed.) Irony has it that I lost my hearing in high school, became very ill to the point of multiple hospitalizations, surgeries, tests, even a feeding tube, and my schools special education program told me I was too sick. When I lost my hearing they special education administration said I didn't have enough sign language for an interpreter, which they were right, but that was ALL they could do to help. When I became bed ridden and needed a feeding tube just to take medication, let alone food; the administration proclaimed that they cannot help someone who cannot attend school so in their words "You should drop out and get your GED." A Straight A Collage Course Highschooler, to a 'Delinquent Dropout', all because of a broken system. The irony was not lost on me that I had been shunned and abandoned by the very system I wanted to save. Why did I type all this? Because, it takes someone willing to fight for what is right to fix a broken system. Whether that fight is a continent away, or in our own backyard. I'm still fighting, both to live in a functioning body ;) and to hopefully begin teaching and advocating for our future generation.

By the way thank you for the give away :) My nephew visits the hospital whenever I'm admitted. Hospitals can be very boring for a kid so this would be fun to do with him and keep him entertained....our out of trouble ;)

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Thank you for sharing your story.

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I just wanted to be loved and create a family

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Did you succeed?

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no :(

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You are still young, your goals are still achievable.

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ty

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Thanksss

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A scientist or a novel writer =)

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Very cool.

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I have had many dream professions as a kid: musician. train conductor (or guard in British), policeman, scientist.
The one that always stuck was having a family, and that still is my dream job. Because parenting is a full-time job, or rather even 24/7.

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Good answer :)

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