The "What Are You Doing This Moment" Thread

vba isnt too hard. you can find code for what you need to do on google and then adapt it to your needs.
 
Because they wouldn't listen to me, no matter how many voiceless 18 year old uni students I got together?

Exactly so stfu

vba isnt too hard. you can find code for what you need to do on google and then adapt it to your needs.

I tried looking for what I need and it's all probably there, but I don't know how to apply it. I can do simple vba coding, but not what I want to do
 
Chilling. My friend who works at Regal Cinemas says they're hiring, so I'm gonna try to get a job there. Sounds like it'd be okay.
Played guitar for my final history presentation (talent thing). The sixth string (E downtuned to D) was a bit out of tune which bothered me but it was mostly soloing so I didn't use it much. I didn't make many mistakes and anyhow most of these people had no idea what I was doing so everyone kinda went nuts at the end.
 
Actually, minimum wage is $8 here. My friend says they'll give full time. $8 per hour x say 35 hrs a week x about 60 weeks is almost $17k. After taxes, that's significantly less, but still pretty fucking good. My family doesn't have trouble paying for McGill, actually. I'm taking the year off mostly to take a year off; the working is incidental.
 
Why? Lots of people do it. It's better than being one of those lame douchebags who don't give a fuck and are just in it to get a degree so they can be a doctor so their parents won't be ashamed of them. I plan on actually caring about what I'm doing in college, and right now I don't see that happening.
 
Actually, minimum wage is $8 here. My friend says they'll give full time. $8 per hour x say 35 hrs a week x about 60 weeks is almost $17k. After taxes, that's significantly less, but still pretty fucking good. My family doesn't have trouble paying for McGill, actually. I'm taking the year off mostly to take a year off; the working is incidental.

16,800 before taxes, but factor in payroll taxes, state and local, etc and you're looking at, maybe 13-14k tops. You'll probably end up blowing a third of that on crap you've been wanting for a while too, so that leaves about 9k

I also agree with Andy and Jeremy. Don't take a year off. You will regret it.