Incorrect source or offensive?
-
-
Copy & paste this:
« Previous LOL Utopia Starboard | Badgerbadgerbadger Next »
» Read 47 Trolls (and some comments)
Leave a Reply
-
All Ur Memes... R Being Discussed
oobi won kanoobi on A True Neutral Apilem on Almost Politically Correct… ya on Pokémemes: If You Like It Then… S on Deadly Danger Awaits Name (required) on You Wouldn’t Know, You… Plexxus on Let’s Change it to A-ron… Mikoc5 on Video Games: Chill Out, I Got… Kabazt on SadistBob Kabazt on Video Games: Chill Out, I Got… Ivanv_93 on Dropping the Science: But They…
More MEMEBASE
This Is Photobomb - Surprise! Ruined Photos
Sneakin Behind Yo Girls
Very Demotivational - Work Harder, Not Smarter.
NIGHTMARES
GraphJam - Music & Culture for People Who Love Charts
Replotted: That's More Like It
Señor Gif - Funny Animated GIFs
OK, I'm in The Car, Now What?
Picture Is Unrelated - Funny WTF Pictures
For All Your Llama Needs
Comixed - Vertical 4 Pane Comics
Is This Thing On?
Derp - All the Derp Durr Hurr that's fit to Derp
Yerrr Perbly Thert It Wers Erlive
Art of Trolling - Trolls on Chatroulette and Yahoo! Answers
One Does Not Simply Ignore a LOTR Reference
Go Cry Emo Kid - Go Cry Emo Kids
Why Would You Do This to Me?
Superheroes - Superheroes
And Be Gentle
Rage Comics - Express Your Rage
The Joys of Working in Retail
Pokémemes - I choose you!
Away With You, Foul Serpent!
first derp
I came here expecting a flame war… I see silence…
Even the art students can’t disagree.
Or they just can’t afford a computer. :/
Of course they can.
A lot of art students are yuppies and if they can’t afford a computer, Mommy and Daddy will just buy them a new one instead.
Just wait…….
I’m an art student….and I lol’d
I don’t know if a Film major would count, but if so I have to disagree. I make a substantial amount of cash while working with/writing for an independent film company. If “Art” were to be limited to painting and the like, I would have to agree.
I can write. I wrote this. See? Hook me up.
what about philosophy majors? communications? theater? english?
Been awhile since I saw an ad for “philosopher” in the classified ads.
my point, lol
In reality most majors are going to have a hard time getting a job when they graduate.
At least people with engineering majors and such have skills that employers want. Who wants to hire a gender studies major?
A, uh, gender… study… uh, er?
Universities, for one.
Also, all companies need a department of sucking up to politically connected groups department.
Engineering FTW!
*Saps your turret*
saps your sentry.
This is true.
I’m still in college but most of my friends have graduated and are working in retail at the moment.
This is so good.
So my plans. Have. Changed. First. I will. Kick you. 2 I will kiss u. Then. Duck fast. Chase you. ….
!
You sure sounds like an arts student.
and you sound like an idiot.
I don’t always post memes about “arts” students, but when I do, I clearly show that I myself am not an “Englishs” student.
I lol’d
the English language is overly complicated and illogical. once you have a system that uses rules not exceptions then i will hear your complaint.
English language……..overly complicated………..Bwahahahhahahaaaaa. If it is so complicated, then why most of people are able to use it decently just because they played a lot of FPS?
I would argue about “decently”.
Being able to type “omg noob f*ck you d*ck *ss b*tch” doesn’t mean you can “use it decently”
Bye now. !!!
…because the gentleman at my register just ordered them and I’m not sure which is the “large” and which is the “small.”
^butthurt student of the arts
I must live in opposite land, given that the people I know who went on to study for art degrees now work as supervising editors, publishers, professional print journalists, marketers, teachers, administrators in various film and television companies or (in one particularly successful case) went on to own their own graphic design studio. In fact a friend of the family has four sons, all of whom went on to study some art related course, all of whom have fairly lucrative jobs in various fields such as teaching linguistics abroad, designing kitchens, copy writing and digital animation.
In fact their success rate is directly proportional to the same group of peers who went on to study engineering, psychology or any other professional field of education after high school. Could it be that success in any given field isn’t determined by the pursuit itself, but by the ambition and aptitude of the pursuer and what they opt to do with it?
I do agree though that there seems to be a genuine dissonance between students applying for an education and not being able to find work in the related field, many of whom are convinced that a major is a free meal ticket to a career.
well said.
^THIS
This. I know there are a helluvalot of MBAs from the late 90s early 2000s that aren’t really using their degrees.
-gainfully employed art historian
*art
I don’t always correct spelling and grammatical errors, but when I do, it’s as an art student who prays that you have the strictest English teacher on campus.
Agreed. I’m majoring in video game design, in which 85% of my peers will get a job immediately following their graduation, while 14% of the rest of us are expected to get a stable job within 3 months of graduation. It pays very well and is fun.
Actually, according to most recent studies, clinical psychology is the major with the highest employment rate at 19%, with miscellaneous art degrees being at 16%. Of the top 10 degrees with the highest unemployment, three or four of them are psychology related. just sayin.
If you think about it, considering that a lot of artist are freelance, or have loose terms of unemployment, 16% isn’t all that bad (i mean, its not great, but it could be a lot worse). interestingly enough, the unemployment rate for studio arts, the stereotype of art related fields, has 8% unemployment. so make fun of us all you want, but the statistics don’t support the opinion that none of us are going to get jobs in our field.
Good thing that 90% of the students who graduate from the college I’m going to get a job in their intended field within 6 months of graduation. It’s an art college, by the way.
Don’t all colleges say that to make themselves look good?
I don’t allways give people the wrong softdrink,
but when I do, it’s because I assume that the taste will be a good contrast to the customers smile and underline his view on the world.^^
I was an art student. I have a kickass job. I’ve never worked fast food.
God forbid do that nasty peasant work, right?
I’m a Journalism student and I work at McDonald’s. Over the past year, I’ve made the Dean’s List.
-_-
Sadly I am an art student and must agree -_-
This reminds me of a joke I heared.
What does an employed art student say to an unemployed art student?
“Do you want fries with that?”