Thread: What is your career

Originally Posted by teddeler

Thank you and good luck. One of the great moments of my life was when I managed to throw my Sensei (naturally I broke out laughing at that point and couldn't defend myself from the counter-attack). Brave heart, always.

*Bows to kedar-garu*

P.S. What the heck's a garu?

WOW!!! you actually kind of defeated you Sensei, that is amazing. I can never do that to my master---he is a badass 65 years old dude (forgive me, master).

We call our master as Sennai or sometimes Sensai (not Sensei)-----both words derived from Sanscrit.

Sorry, I forgot to mention. The word -Garu is one of the several respect prefixes in my language (again, derived from Sanscrit). I have to call my master as Sensai Vali-garu. He will kill me if I don't.

He will say: *How can learn martial arts, if you don't even know how to respect your own master?*

*I had no idea, master*

*Well, now you do, start cleaning the floors, and let that be a lesson for you*

*But master*

*Don't make me do it*

So, the word -garu means respected or honored. He will kick me out if he knows that I made fun about him.

Anyways, I also want to learn and become a teacher in martial arts. Probably when I am 65 years old like my master.

*I meant no offense to you, my master*

Highschool here. I want to study to be a marine biologist. Or an astronomer... But I kind of want to be a singer/song writer. I think, however, that will only end up being my childhood fantasy... *sighs* Ninja sounds like a very desirable field. *nods* lol

when I graduate in may, I will be taking the year off...I am going on this road trip with my friends and then I'll just come back to Omaha to get my stuff and go live in Mexico... there I'm going to college and work as a English, German, and French tutor

Originally Posted by Dakishime_tai_no_ni

Ninja sounds like a very desirable field. *nods* lol

You'd have to be at a high ranking ninja school for that. ^_^
...... believe it or not, they're still hired by certain.... people.
I won't get too much into it, but I'll just tell you: Assassin is still a high paying job that is requirable.
... you just have to know people.


......... but if you're more for a pacifistic style of ninja jobs: They do accept them to train Marines. ^__^ ... you won't find it in any listings, but trust me, they're hired.

... and again: You have to KNOW people.


If you have a ninjitsu master very well known, he should be in hiding, unless he's still working for someone...

...most ninjas hate the attention they're given by... organizations.


Nothing fictional, mind you.

... I know people. ^_^



............ and trust me, it's used more in America than other countries.

I am in the debate between DJ and game programing.....
I love both....

I already started with mi DJ part, I already have some songs. 4 to be exact. they aren't the best, but hey its my first work.....

and with the game programing.... its kind of long, but i first have to graduate from high school... we'll see what happens later.....

I'm adjunct facilty at Dixie State College. The pay is great but the hours kinda suck. I teach basic computing to the masses as well as educate them on why what they are learning is actually important. All my friends just accuse me of really sitting around on the internet and surfing all day...but sometimes I really do have to leave my chair.

I just wish some of them would have already learned how to read.

I'm also an aspiring web designer and Linux guru. I got the Linux part down but I have definate ideas for web design (and how computers in general should be used in business) that I'm having a difficutly translating into real world services.

@ pyoro-pyoro:

Even if you don't go into accounting, if your planning on a business degree take as much accounting as you can (or as much as you can stand). Accouting is the language of business and will help in more ways then you can imagine. Most businesses fail in their first few years because they don't understand proper accounting and money management.

I first loved accounting in High School. It was my first accounting professor in college that really taught me to HATE it. It wasn't the work as much as it was him. He had a real attitude about things and I just finally got sick of the whole thing. He made the one thing I really loved up to that point into my biggest nightmare. But I'm ok now...I discovered computers.

If you like it, go for it. You'll know rather or not you do by the time your done with college.

I work at an Italian Restaurant.