College isn’t for everyone. It’s OK to realize that. There’s a lot of pressure to tell people you’re going on to higher education but not going is better than being pressured to go, hating it/flunking out and racking up THOUSANDS in debt.

Take a break from school. Use that time to search your heart for what you want to do with your life. There’s no rush. Take your time and get over all that meaningless drama you just went through. Then, when you’re ready, go search for a community college. You don’t need to jump straight into years of debt just yet.

Nice tips. We’ll see if I take them or retreat to my corner and check baseball on my phone though. I know what I have my money on, lol.

Wait n’ hover all day long. Except I don’t have much to add to conversations, so hopefully I sort of know one of the people and I can burn off time as the people talk amongst themselves. Knowing one of the people, I don’t have to contribute, because the other people assume I’m standing there because of the person I…

Start working at home with Google! It’s by-far the best job I’ve had. Last Wednesday I got a brand new BMW since getting a check for $6474 this - 4 weeks past. I began this 8-months ago and immediately was bringing home at least $77 per hour. I work through this link, go to tech tab for work detail.

So many words

They at least chose to be on the right side of history.*

How the hell is drinking whisky so low on this list?

Some men just want to watch the living room set burn.

What does this have to do with the fact that cops are shooting unarmed black people all the time?​

Things to do for fun in Morgantown, ranked:

But my therapist said my wake-and-bake habit was really destructive.

I don't condone random street fires, but have you ever tried to get rid of a couch by legal means?

Some uncomfortable racial dog whistles in that story when you claimed the U.S. Military and NOT Mister Obama killed Osama Bin Laden.

Thanks, Lifehacker!

Our local water utility set up a blind taste test at a local festival. Overwhelmingly, people picked the bottle they were filling from the tap.

All those plastic bottles in landfills is where we'll have to mine for fresh water in the future. Get those last good drops out of those bottles.

But aren't billions of plastic water bottles good for the environment? Along with all those Keurig K-cups?

Stick with the tap unless you have a real reason to avoid it.

The only reason I buy bottled is for the bottles and for taking them places. If I am in a place with tap water, I wouldn't waste my money on bottled.

NEVER drink tap water, EVER. Even bottled water is questionable. Sprng water direct from the source is what I do. Findaspring.com