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In reply to the discussion: For $380 a month, this 23-year-old lives on trains instead of renting [View all]LuvNewcastle
(17,838 posts)22. I was thinking that chem and a lot of
the maths would have trouble with the problems and formulae and whatnot. I didn't know the graphics were so good! I only use my Kindle For reading and going on DU, so I haven't seen a lot of the graphics. I guess they really have gone all the way with this stuff now. I'm glad. The more information for us, the better.
Thanks for the reply. I'm looking into going back and taking some courses in things I'm interested in. You've shown me how easy it can be.
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For $380 a month, this 23-year-old lives on trains instead of renting [View all]
eridani
Sep 2015
OP
I'm 'telling' the media not to get excited about a young woman couchsurfing
muriel_volestrangler
Sep 2015
#24
It sounds more like she's "staying with friends" and occasionally sleeps on trains.
ScreamingMeemie
Sep 2015
#25
Well, she's a student. I don't think it's so bad. I lived with my parents during college summers
Arugula Latte
Sep 2015
#37
It's not refreshing that Internetizens can find something nasty to say about this story
Facility Inspector
Sep 2015
#28
An aunt of mine realized the cheapest cruise cabins are cheaper than a retirement home
Recursion
Sep 2015
#40