"When I grow up, I want to be..."

[knowsbleed]

Originally Posted by luckypro

I wanted to become something more despised than a child molester or the singing abilities of Roseanne Barr....I dreamed of being a piece of scum called an internet spammer....and joy of joys, it happened....I was annointed with a dip in the cesspool of cesspools and became a piece of crap myself.........

Spammer or troll? Color me curious.

Originally Posted by C. Lee

When I was little...I dreamed of being a dinosaur hunter like my father before me and his father before him....and I did. But I became too good at my chosen profession...and eventually the big guys were gone. I apologize oh great lizards.....I apologize......

Tell me what the big bang was like. Color me curious.

Originally Posted by PyroChamber

As a kid I wanted to be a DJ (turntablist as they say now) because I thought it looked so cool and it was always in the back of my mind as I got older.

Then a few years ago I read about what skill it took to be a DJ and how much money it would cost and I said "nevermind".

There's a difference between a DJ and a turntablist. I consider myself more of the latter and yes, it's a heavy investment of practice time to build up skill and money for equipment. It's never to late to start though. If you want to go traditional and get 2 turntables and a mixer, a decent setup can be found for around $300-$600 depending on where you look (craigslist, ebay, etc). There are lots of midi controllers out there that emulate but it's just not the same thing as manipulating 2 records to make your own "music".

[Godsfireworks]

I wanted to be a Volcanologist, I still want to be a volcanologist, and darn it I'm well on my way to becoming one. The only problem is now I know all the political and economical crap that one has to put up with being one.

[PyroChamber]

Originally Posted by knowsbleed

There's a difference between a DJ and a turntablist. I consider myself more of the latter and yes, it's a heavy investment of practice time to build up skill and money for equipment. It's never to late to start though. If you want to go traditional and get 2 turntables and a mixer, a decent setup can be found for around $300-$600 depending on where you look (craigslist, ebay, etc). There are lots of midi controllers out there that emulate but it's just not the same thing as manipulating 2 records to make your own "music".

Are the CDs easier than vinyl?

[knowsbleed]

Originally Posted by PyroChamber

Are the CDs easier than vinyl?

What makes CDs/MP3s/Digital "easier" is the amount of selection and the freedom to have what you want at the touch of a button versus having to dig through a crate of records for the one track that you want to play/scratch/manipulate. There are alternatives like Serato Scratch Live which enable someone to load an MP3 onto a vinyl record using their laptop, this emulates the feel of a traditional turntable while still taking advantage of the large music MP3 libaries we are able to download.

Now, when it comes to turntablism, the same set of skills for scratching/juggling on a traditional turntable and mixer setup applies toward a CD/MIDI controller setup. If you can't scratch on a traditional turntable, you're going to sound just as crappy on a CD/MIDI controller setup.

[Karem-Knight]

I've wanted to be a car since I was five years old and that's been my dream ever since. But everyone kept putting me down around the age of 13 saying un-motivational crap like "What!? No, you can't be a car. You're a human being." and "Jesus Christ, how old are you!?"

So I decided to pursue other interests but every night in secret, I go out and talk to cars and ask them how they managed to make it. I've noticed they often get shy and drive away when their owners are inside them and I've promised myself I wouldn't be that type of car. Just the other day I was practicing turning into a car at an unoccupied parking spot when the police stopped me and took me to a near by mental hospital. My family came in weeping and crying asking me why I'm still doing this. I know they're concerned but they're not stopping me from achieving my dream.

I. Am. A. Car.

[DarkSovereignty]

^brundlecar is my new favorite poster. ever.

[redmarvel]

Originally Posted by Manic

When I was just a little boy, I asked my mother what will I be? Will I be pretty? Will I be rich? Here's what she said to me:

Que sera sera!
Whatever will be, will be!

Be careful what you wish for, you just might get it...

VIDEO-CLick to Watch!:

[Mr. Todd]

When I was younger, I wanted to be a film director or an author/screenwriter. A large part of me still wants to pursue something in proximity of that field, like after college I might pursue a career somewhere in the entertainment industry, even if it's not as much of a creative one (i.e. corporate part a film studio, not as creative as a writer, but still in a close field).

But I'm still in my last year of high school, I've kept up on my work (should graduate with around a 4.3 gpa) and now I've just gotta wait on what colleges I can get into (and, perhaps more importantly, what kind of grants and scholarships I can squeeze out of them). Just have to see what happens, I guess.

[PSYLENTGuardian]

My 3rd grade teacher commended me for saying "Biologist." I'm trying to aim myself towards architecture, when I really want to do promotional art and graphic design.

[BattleCat]

Happy.

[knowsbleed]

When I grow up, I want to be...

... domineered.

[Hurm...]

I wanted to be an astronaut after watching Toy Story as a kid.

[Lunar_Wolf]

I wanted to be a priest, than a magician.

[Soapy]

I wanted to be a Ghostbuster. :/

[Figs]

I wanted to be a paleontologist.

[Lasirius]

In high school, I wanted to be the lead singer and lyricist of a band. As a kid, I wanted to be an astronaut.

[Maximum Carnage]

on top of the world.

[OctaviusINC]

I wanted to be a puppeteer. I loved Jim Henson and The Muppets. Still do actually.

[Shemtov]

At First I wanted to be a physicist
When I entered High School I wanted to be a Biochemist.
In my Junior year I decided I wanted to be a linguist, which I am studying to be.
But I also want to be a Rabbi.
Honestly, I wish I could be all 4. But sadly, the days of the Renaissance man are over.