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<blockquote data-quote="wew lad" data-source="post: 8435905" data-attributes="member: 665412">to be completely honest, im one lucky sob for not knocking up someone at this point. i&#039;ve only got a year of college left before i move out of this terrible city (daytona beach), so i should really just focus on getting college finished but i&#039;m still pretty young and what can i say - i like women. i will say that im glad ive made it to 22 without a kid, but i definitely want a long few years before i even consider a kid.the internet is definitely becoming a place where you need to keep almost everything private, but now and then i like to get a little crazy with it. everyone has a non-professional side. if we never showed that side then i have no doubt there&#039;d be a lot more crazy in the world than there already is (wait, is that even possible?).15 years is a long time, and the crazy part is i bet you&#039;re still learning new things every day. there&#039;s really no limit to the extent of our capability to learn and i find that fascinating. i have a feeling as i get older ill get more into the sq side of things, but for now i just love it loud - although my ears are definitely starting to give in.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wew lad, post: 8435905, member: 665412"] to be completely honest, im one lucky sob for not knocking up someone at this point. i've only got a year of college left before i move out of this terrible city (daytona beach), so i should really just focus on getting college finished but i'm still pretty young and what can i say - i like women. i will say that im glad ive made it to 22 without a kid, but i definitely want a long few years before i even consider a kid. the internet is definitely becoming a place where you need to keep almost everything private, but now and then i like to get a little crazy with it. everyone has a non-professional side. if we never showed that side then i have no doubt there'd be a lot more crazy in the world than there already is (wait, is that even possible?). 15 years is a long time, and the crazy part is i bet you're still learning new things every day. there's really no limit to the extent of our capability to learn and i find that fascinating. i have a feeling as i get older ill get more into the sq side of things, but for now i just love it loud - although my ears are definitely starting to give in. [/QUOTE]

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