I generally try to eat and to breath, so i can live. Beside that i'm a student and will be doing what people who get out of a Business School do. (still don't know what I'll precisely do though)

It really does depend on the type of PhD you do. In many science and Engineering PhDs, whilst you can get away with some slack working and whilst it is very much in your control, the nature of the work mean you have to be in the lab constantly for your experiments on top of the literature you have to read.

For example, during my PhD, a lot of my time would be spent growing cells and purifying proteins which means for at least 2 days a week having 10-12 hrs (of each day) of lab work. The subsequent analyses were nearly as bad in terms of time and you're still expected to write it all up and keep up to date with the latest literature. On the other hand, I knew loads of people on computer based modelling PhDs that modelled their stuff on PC in the first two years and wrote up very quickly, so it does depend heavily on your PhD.

If you ever do find yourself struggling though:

http://www.phdcomics.com/comics.php

Currently a hotel receptionist. Starting University in October (Physics).

I borrow money. Lots of it.

I am about to enter college. I plan on being a writer, film director, or game designer. I am also attempting to get a part time job. No success as of right now.

Sounds fascinating man. Good luck with your PhD! What's nice about PhD's is that unlike say a bachelor's program for example, if a person is doing a PhD, then he/she is more than likely completely personally invested in their subject of choice and completely willing to learn as much as they can about it. As opposed to a bachelors, where the student is usually just taking classes just to take classes, or just to move on with life, etc.

I usually love having a beer with a PhD student and having a conversation about their topic of choice just cause they are so well-versed and one can learn quite a bit from them. Cool stuff man! Keep on keepin' on!

full time student
though I do odd-jobs around the town like painting/moving furniture/yard work/ect; right now I'm helping a friend from my church install sheetrock, wood flooring, cleaning and painting his garage and basement, and some yard work... job isentering it's third week.

student.