First of all, it's great to be back...

I have a question for VGC community, what are your goals/plans for this year.

I'm going to start the path to become a veterinarian. I will slice animals limb from limb.

get a job..

play a hell of a lot of games...

buy all the shit ive ever wanted...

find a new gf OR find a way to make it work with my ex/current/not sure...

have fun...

want a new dog (preferably an alaskan malamut but i hear they expensive, high maintenance and you need to meet certain requirements)...

get a drivers license....

maybe a car, although i think thats more for 2013...

make new friends...

try and stay in touch with my old friends...

play the fuck out of Diablo 3 and DOTA 2...

become somewhat of an established member of VGChartz :)

(thats just the shit i can think of off the top of my head)

Don't get banned again...
...That should be your plan


My plan is to hopefully grow intellectually, emotionally, & spiritually

Hopefully buying a Wii U
Keeping up my grades
... and having a fun Summer...
And hopefully I can have a good first part of HS this coming year
Then I get to go on a Cruise with my whole family! I've never been on one so I'm pretty excited!

hahaha

yes i was for 3 weeks, for calling someone an "idiot".

- Go to Japan, which i've already done (or am currently doing, rather)
-Get a job (rather important, as i'm graduating this year)
-Rider for "get a job:" get an apartment within reasonable distance of whatever job i get.

Those two will be quite enough for this year, and then for 2013 i can focus on more distinct goals of independent adulthood (turning a job into a career, actually getting a girlfriend for once...)

Now till Mid-April: Focus on school & hockey...possibly look for a part time job

May-September: Get a summer job, earn lots of dough. Hopefully save up enough for an AR-15

September-End of year: Start up at school again...

As a college student, landing a job is not my priority right now. Sigh of relief

I have collected no debt so far, which is better than 90% of college students. I live below my means, and my plan is to continue doing so.