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icy_ca · 05-26-2003, 12:08 PM

Grondar, I really do feel your pain. Really.
But that being said there are no useless classes. None. Period.
Musashi was a famous Japanese Samurai who wrote "From one thing know 10 000". or roughly that.
Each piece of knowledge you pick up, you can use at some point even if it's rudimentary German it may be the one thing that places you ahead of your competition.
And for the folks complaining about your gym classes, your body is as important as your mind. Even Stephen Hawking would agree I think...

05-26-2003, 12:08 PM	#70 (permalink)
icy_ca Insane Location: Steel Town, Ontario	Grondar, I really do feel your pain. Really. But that being said there are no useless classes. None. Period. Musashi was a famous Japanese Samurai who wrote "From one thing know 10 000". or roughly that. Each piece of knowledge you pick up, you can use at some point even if it's rudimentary German it may be the one thing that places you ahead of your competition. And for the folks complaining about your gym classes, your body is as important as your mind. Even Stephen Hawking would agree I think... __________________ After all is said and done, more is said than done.