Post number #395326, ID: 6ecb4c
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First year college student, need something to get around campus, its a little under a mile and a half diameter.
i drive from home and park at the edge, don't want to pay for a motorcycle pass as well.
what do?
Post number #395331, ID: b9aa97
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Walk, you fat fuck.
Post number #395334, ID: 6ecb4c
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>>395331 no, physical exercise is for communists
Post number #395359, ID: 755209
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>>395334 Communism is good if you're not part of freemasons or illuminati
Post number #395361, ID: 1d6947
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A pair of legs or a mobility scooter.
Post number #395378, ID: cbf5f8
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Bicycle, even if you don't want to exercise biking a mile and a half is easy
Post number #395404, ID: 5ea1b6
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you need to pay extra for a motorcycle?
Post number #395498, ID: 6b7993
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Prolly walk
Post number #395518, ID: 237bfd
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>>395326 Study neuro/bio-informatics and develop technology to upload your mind on a computer and send it through a network to the artificial body your engineering buddies created.
Post number #395724, ID: 77f9a8
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Bike or a electric bike if your super lazy
Post number #395918, ID: dc20f0
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No seriously, walk. I'm exactly the same as you. I park at the edge and walk about 1.5 miles to class (my college is that big). Everybody either walks, cycles or rides a skateboard, but walking's better for you.
Post number #395992, ID: 4d0cbd
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>>395326 a mile is barely anything
Post number #396102, ID: c5b725
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>>395334 smh the partisans still killed Mussolini tho get rekt
Post number #396104, ID: c5b725
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also, buy sum dank weed lmao
Post number #396720, ID: 36bd29
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>>395998 >if you are American Given OP is using outdated units he's almost certainly american
Post number #396966, ID: 6a336e
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Cycle
Post number #397102, ID: 96d9f3
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Shoes, buy shoes, it should be good
Post number #397697, ID: b0586f
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>>397102 Heelys are faster.
Post number #397743, ID: 5f0ca1
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> not studying in university where dorms connected to main building via skyway, allowing you to go to lectures in slippers with a cup of tea even at winter
Post number #397749, ID: 2d8d78
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>>397743 > Not living in a shithole country
Fuck you
Post number #397754, ID: 8145cb
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>>397743 What the hell univserity has that?
Post number #397799, ID: 293e04
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>>395326 >need something to get around campus get fit fatso
Post number #397817, ID: 33bf53
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While I would suggest walking, I know you have your reasons, so if you really need it, I would buy a skateboard, or an electric skateboard
Post number #397818, ID: 2e0e4b
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What about public transport?
Post number #397834, ID: 5f0ca1
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>>397754 Innopolis University, Republic of Tatarstan. Basically rip-off from Carnegie Mellon (they even used to send students there for academic exchange until, well, you all know how we isolated ourselves).
>>397749 There are always a trade-off. I was born in a shithole, but at least place I study at is cool and will probably get me nice job.
Post number #398032, ID: ed56d7
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>>397834 >but at least place I study at is cool and will probably get me nice job. Getting a nice job is not the main goal of academic education. This is exactly the reason why studying currently sucks. It seems to me that public universities are degenerated to institutions that only should transfer back public money to some companies instead aiming scientific research to improve public accessible and usuable knowledge about nature. There should be a separate system to learn jobs.
Post number #398169, ID: 5f0ca1
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>>398032 Well it's basically the purpose of this university - companies invest money, fund studying, and in return students must apply to one of the companies after finishing study and work at least for one year. They are basically paying to prepare specialists. Obviously there are universities and institutes focused on scientific and whatnot research.
As for separate system - things we call colleges in Russia are usually focused around specific job - cook, barber, etc.
Post number #398829, ID: 1aad50
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>>398032 P R A I S E ! !
Post number #399156, ID: 6413c9
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>>398032 The solution already exists, see dual-education in Switzerland, Germany, and Austria.
Post number #399695, ID: bdf5a7
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>>399156 I'm from switzerland and I chose dual-education over studying. I prefer it big time.
Post number #399780, ID: e3af7c
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>>399695 I did too, it does however fuck you over when you want to ascend from being a proletarian to being an academic.
Post number #399843, ID: d9c01a
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Back to original topic, though - just bought myself a board from craigslist-like site for $10. Looks like shit, but should be enough for me to learn skating until it'll snow. I hope to replace deck later (after snow stops next April lol), then wheels and stuff.
Post number #399922, ID: 36bd29
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>>399843 Yeah good call on replacing the parts. Your immense weight wearing them down is certainly good to know.
Post number #399926, ID: e51c85
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Build mech legs
Post number #400104, ID: 93db67
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>>399922 I'm not OP, just decided to let 3,5 anons here know about my purchase.
Post number #400369, ID: f5c9bd
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>>399156 I know, and it was a really great thing. But it was, because due to the so called "Bologna reforms" these kind of education is sacrificed for the sake of international standardization, which unfortunately is oriented on the shitty angle-saxon system. Seriously, what is a "bachelor" good for? Most of the absolvents suck. Some "study" only 3 years and have no practise. Alot of them start their 1st job with debt in their pocket and only get insecure and low paid internship.
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| First year college student, need something to get around campus, its a little under a mile and a half diameter.
i drive from home and park at the edge, don't want to pay for a motorcycle pass as well.
what do?