RobbyZ5001

All good advice. Another question I have is what kind of investing would be suited best for someone like me. Whether it be mutual funds, Cd's, Bonds, Stock (aggressive/safe).

Cart do you have any idea where I could possibly find something like that or what keywords I would use in a search on google? Flechero thanks for the advice on Dave Ramsey. I never know who to trust so many of those guys have bad seminars and charge a bundle. Good to know this one is legit.

I can't believe you remember that. Those were some good times. lol

As the title reads I am looking for financial help from some of you experienced guys. First I would like to give you my background. I am currently a Senior at Penn State. I owe a good amount of money through student loans. I am looking into beginning an online retail store (Learning stages). I am also very interesting in making my money work for me. I currently do not have a large amount of money in which I could invest. If the amount of money I currently have affects some decisions in the matter please PM me. I am looking for advice of what would be best for my future. Option 1: Save up money to pay off my student loans. Option 2: Invest a good portion of my money. Option 3: Do a little bit of both. To be honest I am getting toward the end of my college years, and am starting to face the hard reality of the real world. I know ... let me stress this KNOW there are more ways to make money then to work for someone all my life. I truly love learning from experienced people whether it be life or business. I am also the kind of person that has the belief that you can learn from everyone in this world. Well that is enough about me! I am all ears fellas!

I for one am glad for the check spelling. Now I can get rid of my google toolbar!

I have found that dynamite usually works best this time of year.

The point of me asking specifically what soda is so I don't need to try to read the gibberish ingredients list. I forgot this is a forum, and I can't leave an opening for someone to get a comment in.

So which soda actually works?

I work at Circuit City and we do the following to prevent problems like this from happening. 1. Local police come to control the line. 2. We only let a certain amount of people in the door. 3. We hand out a limited amount of vouchers for the product outside in line an hour before we open.

If you want a powerful computer used for games with advanced graphics I would go with a desktop. If you are looking for a computer that you can tote around, and don't plan on doing anything too high end go with a laptop. What kinds of games do you play? What size laptop would you be interested in as well? If you play higher resource demanding games you will need to get a 17 inch laptop. The reason for a 17 inch is because they usually have the better graphic cards. If you want a 14.1 or a 15.4 you will most likely need an external graphics card.

I only eat the 5lb plus fish.

I got to work 4am to 4pm to help you crazy shoppers.

Wah.... I go to Penn State... how many times in history have we gotten screwed with undefeated seasons.

Oh God YES..... I experienced that clown about 3 years ago. Hopefully he reads Bassresource.

Hey man I lived in Hazleton for two years. My home is in the Palmerton area near Beltzville, and I currently have an apartment in State College (Penn State).

So... uh I see the deer laying next to you. Is that normal? Or did you not practice catch and release?

Mike I know exactly what your saying. I know a certain young man from Rhode Island that goes through something like this.

Stupid double meaning words.

There is a lot to the BFL. Money, lodging, transportation, most boaters want you to dump them in and pull them out. So you have a couple obstacles at that age unless your parents will be willing to throw $100 for sign up, $20-$30 in gas for the boater, gas for your vehicle depending how far you live away (for me it is about $70 in gas), hotel/lodging ($40-$80/night)(Campground (some around $30 for a weekend), Food, and FLW membership fee. I may be missing some things, but this is the majorty. EDIT: I just noticed the word volunteer. These costs would mostly be for a regular BFL, but you will experience some of them even with the volunteer. Can anyone link a site explaining this volunteer BFL.

Robby, I live right next to Blue Mountain Ski Resort and Beltzville (Allentown area). I fish the Lehigh, Beltzville, Promised Land, Mauch Chunk, Aquashicola, Hunters Creek, Parryville Dam, Pecks Pond, Lilly Lake, Raystown, Yellow Creek, Sayers, Yough, Coyler, Spring Creek, and Wilhelm. I am sure I am missing a few..., but those are the better places I have fished from East to West PA.

Thanks Muddy! As I was telling Muddy in a PM, I am a college student who is used to home cooked food. I was in dorms for 2 years, and have been in an apartment for 2 years currently. I enjoy to cook, and of course EAT delicious meals. If anyone has any other recipe's for food that can be made stove top/oven/grill let me know. I am compiling a recipe book for myself so when I am in the mood for some good home cooked food it is at my fingertips.

So a lot of you guys don't even add beans of any kind?

I am getting sick of this bs. Every time someone posts a picture of a fish in their home they get jumped on by 75% of the posters who reply to the thread. I don't see a reason to be rude to someone just because they ate a fish.

I am looking to get a sellers permit for Pennsylvania. I have checked out multiple web sites, and also have been looking for an office near me located in State College 16803. I was also wondering what I need to qualify for the permit. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Full time student at Penn State University, also work in sales at Circuit City.