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Sounds like spa masters! 
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Spaminator is cool.
I'll be spahmmin'. 
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lool we spam you to death
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Understood. So, what for work then?
BTW it is now above freezing outside today (41 Fahrenheit right now).
I have no idea. For the meantime I'm thinking biotechnology, which is similar to the link you posted - lab work and such.
I don't know if I'll continue with something in a biological field, I was hoping to figure out what I want to do while doing it. If it works, I'll have at least some qualification and hopefully get a job in that area.
Lab work would be kinda neat. Searching collegeboard.com I've found that there are both 2 and 4 year degrees in biotechnology. If 4 years would overwhelm, go with 2.
One of the bad things about studying on your own is the minimum amount of lab experience. It would be nice if there were public facilities for doing lab work while still learning the material on your own. Public schools have labs, but they're for attendees.
I have a bird who is asleep on my shoulder.
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I had been homeschooled all my life previously, so that was what I was used to. After my dad died I became lazy with my schoolwork so my parents put me in public school for 2 months before I left. Since I never wanted to go back there again I worked as hard as I could on my schoolwork after that and have since gotten my GED.
I'm sorry to hear that.
At least you guys in the US have that option, school attendance is mandatory here if you want to get into college. Luckily I'm past that now.
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