Apr 26, 2006, 10:52 PM
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You're ultimately compromised unless you find a good balance between the two. For example, if someone is interested in being a scientist that studies animals but his or her parents urges them to become a doctor for the money, the person might need to choose somewhere between those two jobs. So then, the person can become a veterinarian and fulfill their desire to study animals while the parents should also be happy because their child is still a doctor and making good money.
Jam it back in, in the dark.
"We Stole the Eagle from the Air Force, the Anchor from the Navy, and the Rope from the Army. On the seventh day, while God rested, we over-ran his perimeter and stole the globe, and we've been running the show ever since. We live like soldiers, talk like sailors, and slap the hell out of both of them. WARRIORS BY DAY, LOVERS BY NIGHT, PROFESSIONALS BY CHOICE, AND MARINES BY THE GRACE OF GOD."
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