The whole introduction of Megatron chunk of the movie was lifted from Independence day. Which is so many levels of horrible there really isnt much left to be said.
There were a couple summers I had internships where the company I interned for paid for my apartment.
LosDaddie
That sounds like a pretty sweet deal.
Yeah, those 2internships were with the same company, but different depts in different cities. Awesome summers. It was a group of 8 of us (5 guys, 3 gals) each time staying in duplexes. We'd all work on the same project during the day and go out at night.....well most of us did.
I highly recommend everyone in college to do at least one internship.
What type of company do you work for? Sounds like a sweet deal.
I'm in college and I still haven't moved out. I do live in dorms during the school year, but IMO you haven't moved out until you have your own permanent residence.
mattykovax
What if you have a bunch of temporary residences before you have your permanent? I'd say you're moved out when you aren't depending on your parents for any sort of shelter, that's how I see it. I agree with this. I also agree with that, adding that if you live in a place where your parents fund your expenses. Thats not really moved out either. Had a girl once tell me she moved cross country on her own and supported herself. We were both working at the same crappy job so i know she wasnt keeping her place and the stuff she bragged about having. Turned out they paid all her bills, she just paid rent. So no, that didnt count. Neither does moving in with someone else's family, imo. I planned to move out at 21-22, I had just turned 21 couple of months before i graduated college, but i actually moved out at 27. I think it depends on what section of the country you live in as well. Im in the NJ/NY area so its more expensive to live on your own. You wont see too many people in this area saying they moved out before they were 21-22, some exceptions of course.
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