Graduation Gift Ideas???

[03darkshadow]

Nope, no job lined up yet. He's still in party mode :cheers2:

i'm still in party mode too. :sifone:

 

[fund razor]

When my little cousin graduated HS a few years ago I bought him a 1500 sex position book and included a note saying "this is most important book you will need to get through college". Now he is going to school somehwere in Cali and banging some porn mogul's daughter. Everytime we talk, he thanks me again for the book.

My uncles gave me nothing.

I stumbled upon like 20 max.

Or something.

 

[fund razor]

i'm still in party mode too. :sifone:

I am told that you grow out of it at 45. :cheers2:

The down side is that I am 44.:leaving:

 

[fund razor]

Or the upside.

 

[03darkshadow]

I am told that you grow out of it at 45. :cheers2:

The down side is that I am 44.:leaving:

well in that case i have 21 more years to go. :sifone::sifone:

 

[fund razor]

My liver has paced itself, I believe.

I may have been born with a bypass on the liver.

 

[fund razor]

Anywho... I like the cash idea for the young man.

 

[phragle]

I have 2 semesters to go and its game on! and Im 47.......

 

[fund razor]

Then we will have to get Phragle a graduation gift. Phuck.

 

[phragle]

Hookers and booze?? heheheheehehehehehehe

 

[phragle]

Hookers and booze?? heheheheehehehehehehe

To anyone in the realm of the performance boating world.. Upon graduation, I will trade the hookers and booze for a ride in something that breaks 100... I have been in quite a few boats that can roll mid 80's but I have yet to ride in anything past the century mark... one of those things to accomplish in life :cheers2:

 

[Dude! Sweet!]

To anyone in the realm of the performance boating world.. Upon graduation, I will trade the hookers and booze for a ride in something that breaks 100... I have been in quite a few boats that can roll mid 80's but I have yet to ride in anything past the century mark... one of those things to accomplish in life :cheers2:

My first trip over the "aqautic ton" was in a 28 Skater. Those little creeps can roll! And you won't feel bad burning up all the guys gas! :cheers2:

 

[TCEd]

If you really want to give him good advice, tell him to get a job and skip law school.

You're probably correct.

 

[fund razor]

To anyone in the realm of the performance boating world.. Upon graduation, I will trade the hookers and booze for a ride in something that breaks 100... I have been in quite a few boats that can roll mid 80's but I have yet to ride in anything past the century mark... one of those things to accomplish in life :cheers2:

Ok, just don't use break 100 and "roll" in the same sentence.

 

[fund razor]

You're probably correct.

Agreed. And unfortunately medical school is becoming a loser for some also.

Actually... for anybody who would consider law because of these skills: (strong verbal/written/research/presentation/public speaking) executive-level fund raising is a good gig. A strong candidate with a bachelors and a CFRE and/ or a MA in philanthropy can make 100k a year by year 5 in many markets. Even in economically disadvantaged areas.

 

[03darkshadow]

16 fool proof gifts

http://lifestyle.msn.com/your-life/...owlucky.aspx?cp-documentid=24241434&GT1=32064

 

[clayinaustin]

16 fool proof gifts

http://lifestyle.msn.com/your-life/...owlucky.aspx?cp-documentid=24241434&GT1=32064

Sorry, but those were lame!

Just my two-cents...

 

[Chris]

Sorry, but those were lame!

Just my two-cents...

For a guy in his 40's they probably are. My guess is a 22 year old girl might have different tastes.

 

[clayinaustin]

For a guy in his 40's they probably are. My guess is a 22 year old girl might have different tastes.

True, true... What does she taste like? :smash:

 

[Dude! Sweet!]

You're probably correct.

If he can afford to pay cash for law school and just doesn't feel like working for 3 years (other than studying) more power to him. But if he has to go into debt for a law degree and expects to pay it off with a lucrative high paying job, think again.

http://abovethelaw.com/layoffs/

What law school is he going to? I went to Duquesne, down the street from Pitt. I guess I should say I paid for and graduated from Duquesne... I worked at a bar and lived at Pitt. (Yes, you can hear everyone from college chanting "Three more years!") But I'll tell you, my experience was atypical and my accounting degree and a strong economy in the mid-late 90's got me the job I have now. The law degree was of relatively little value. But on the up side, I'm still paying for it! :icon_bs: