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Happy 18th Birthday to Ride-On :clap:
What can you do now that you have turned 18? :cool2:
YouTube, Allice Cooper "I'm Eighteen" and turn it up!
Register to Vote
Register for the draft
Go to an R rated movie without parental consent
Buy a lottery ticket in Idaho
Get arrested and tried as an adult
Start Paying Rent :wink:
By the way...your grounded :haha:
Congrats! I guess... :haha:
go out and get a real job.
be held accountable for your actions.
find out you still can't rent a car til you are 25 and have a major credit card.
And one of my all time favorites..... Please be 18!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUXxmA-Zpq0
Letter To My Eighteen-Year Old Self
Dude.... Don't ask me how, but I'm writing to you from the future. Don’t worry, things haven’t changed much aside from the fact that we have a black president and I walk around all day with a mini computer in my pocket.... Cars are faster and skirts are shorter.... But I stll haven't got a jet pack like the one we saw at the state fair. OK, things have changed.... But I don’t have time to get into it and you're probably in the middle of a very special episode of Dukes of Hazzard.... anyhoo...
Invest in Apple, Microsoft and Google.
Don't date strippers....
Next year when you start seizing motors drill three small holes in your main jet splash shield. It will save your #1 plate.
Make the time you spend with Cuz, Lucky Eddie and Mad Dog count, they will all be dead soon......
And when you walk into Shooters and see the most beautiful woman in the world you should buy her a rose..... she's going to be your smokin' hot wife one day.
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What advice would you give your younger self? :ne_nau:
Happy Birthday Young Man :ride:
Happy Birthday nephew! :2thumbs:
You kin join the marines.:2thumbs:
win big money:
Teen wins $100,000 for spaceflight software
40 student finalists honored in annual Intel Science Talent Search
msnbc.com
updated 10:03 p.m. ET, Tues., March. 16, 2010
An 18-year-old whiz kid from New Mexico has won the $100,000 top award in the Intel Science Talent Search for developing a software navigation system to improve spacecraft travel through the solar system.
The award, given to Albuquerque Academy senior Erika DeBenedictis, was announced Tuesday night at the conclusion of the annual science competition, sponsored by Intel Corp. and the Society for Science and the Public.
Forty finalists competed in Washington during the six-day event, and each finalist received at least $7,500 in awards.
DeBenedictis' research played off the fact that the gravitational influence and movements of planets create
That's awesome! I love geeky, smart kids. All of mine are far smarter than I am. My 18-year old has 3 years of college in physics, and is going into the Navy's nuclear program later this year. When he tries to explain something to me, I'm like, that's that engineering language again. Back up. English. Hablos no engineeringo. I'm not sure of his Navy decision, but his sister made it a family tradition apparently and he *must* outrank her.
He doesn't see the glass as half empty or half full. He sees the wrong sized glass. :haha:
I have a daughter that has her sights set on the Air Force academy.... I was cool with that until I found this picture. :lol8:Quote:
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So is this a "do as I say not as I do" sort of thing with your daughter Ice? :haha:
As my old pappy used to say.... you don't get tame ducks from wild duck eggs.....Quote:
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