>>37464
It's kind of a shitty return rate, though.

is there a way i can just buy bitcoins over the internet without going through all the hassle?

Find your closest bitcoin atm. But their sell price will be higher than the market value of course.

>>38703
i thought it was three lol

pretend you're sick idk...do a flush of something, show up in 4 or 5 5 days

i just really don't wan't to spoil anything

how to lime?

>>38712

>>38635
goodluck

bumping to preserve this anthropological artifact

>>38709
I never seen one worthwhile post. But keep the camera alive

you could like, get involved in various facebook groups. like something like um... essential oils and alchemy... or yu-gi-oh or whatever you're into... my dnd crew is international and half fem.
also, talk to people about art.

>>38699

>>38549

military does have a gi bill which pays for college, but that shit will take over your whole life.

You could also just work at starbucks and they'll pay for your online degree at Arizona State or something like that.

I did community college, starting with a certificate that got me into a job, then I started taking general classes part time, and part time off and on it took me like eight years to get a BA

try out a trade. Find a local union and sign up if you can. Usually they will put you through an apprenticeship school for cheap if not free. I'm a journeyman electrician and make $34/hr. plus with a union you have a better chance of a pension and/or annuity. the apprenticeship was 4.5 years and cost me $600/year. Also my apprenticeship was accredited through a technical college so I technically have like 30 credits or something i could apply to a regular college if i wanted to learn something else. If nothing else it would give you steady work and money until you're in a better position to pursue what you want. I would recommend a mechanical trade though like the plumbers or pipe fitters. They get paid pretty similar wages to me but they don't have to worry about blowing themselves up. or if you can get into elevator work that pays real good and you can retire super early. operators can also make good money, get paid to sit in a crane playing on an ipad for 12 hours and do 30 minutes of work or push a button in an elevator.

To elaborate on the last part of >>38650.

>apply to community college
>take CLEP tests using https://modernstates.org/freshman-year-free/ program
>test out of your prerequisite courses (and possibly the first whole year depending on credit requirements) for free/reduced price with the vouchers you get for completing the courses
>apply for as many scholarships as you can qualify for
>take 2nd year at a community college with a transfer program while receiving financial aid - simultaneously take a certificate program to improve job prospects in the interim if your course load can support it
>transfer to a state school and work on a bachelor's degree while working a job unlocked by your certificate program/associate's degree

>>38275
http://booksdescr.org/item/index.php?md5=41C5BC09EB04300512E7A053160AB822
Get Your House Right - by Marianne Cusato

>>38690
part 14/?

The previous methods I described allow you to easily improvise and fuck around while the chord progression underneath contains the chords from a single key.
This will sound pretty good, and like 90% of the songs usually are written in a single key.

But this will get boring at some point, and you're gonna wanna spice things up a bit.

The general rule of thumb for spicier improvising is - you can play any scale on top of a certain chord, if that scale contains the notes of that chord.
So, on top of a G major chord, instead of playing the G Ionian, you can play the G Mixolydian for example.
You can apply any of the previously mentioned tricks to do so.

Or, if the progression has the just the chord C and G, you can play different scales, depending on the mood you want to invoke.
You can play the C major scale on top of both chords, or you can play the G mixolydian scale on top of both chords (listen to Gravity by John Mayer).
You can play C Ionian when C comes up, and G mixolydian when G comes up.
This is now where your creativity comes up, as you can basically do anything as long as there aren't clashing notes.
There are some 'best-practice' guidelines on how and when to change modes, but I'm not gonna get into that now (I really have don't have time currently). For now, you can basically do whatever you want to, just experiment with it!


Once all of this gets stale to your ears, you can start the same process, but instead of starting from the major scale, you start from something called the Harmonic minor scale.
The intervalic pattern of the harmonic minor scale is
W-H-W-W-H-W+H-H
Here there is a step-and-a-half interval, which gives some cool vibes.
Take this scale as that it just exists (don't get into why it exists for now), and build all the chords and modes around it, as we did for the major scale (you can probably also google it). Then you get 7 additional modes, which you can use to compose.

>>38691
part 15/15

After the harmonic minor, you can start from the melodic minor (google the intervalic pattern) and build its chords and modes, for 7 additional cool new sounds.

Note that some of the chords and modes of harmonic minor and melodic minor can be a bit difficult to pull off.
They are usually used to borrow chords from.

So, some standard progression you can see around is
Am-G-F-E
The first three chords belong to the A minor scale, and you can noodle around the A minor scale in any of the previously described methods, but the E chord doesn't belong to A minor.
When the E chord comes up, technically, you can play any of the scales that contain this chord, like the E major scale for example. But what you wanna do is play a scale that has the fewest notes deviating from A minor, in order to achieve the coolest sound for the listener.
And in this case, E major chord is a part of A harmonic minor, so you're gonna play A harmonic minor when the E chord comes up.
Why this particular scale?
I'm gonna leave that for you to google, but search for dominant chords in music, tension, and the role of harmonic and melodic minor in jazz and in music in general.


But for now, playing in a progression that's in a single key will be a lot easier and will actually sound cool, and you'll be able to jam with pretty much anyone on casual jam sessions.
When you wanna start playing jazz, it's gonna get tricker, because chord changes play a really important part in jazz, and the progressions usually change between multiple keys, but when you get to the point that you want to do that, go subscribe to any of the jazz guitar courses available online.

Hope this helped for now.

>>38506
>>38692
>>38677
>>38678
I just realized that the original post is exactly one year old. I rarely come here, but I guess this is a slow board.
If by any chance the OP sees this, good luck! If anyone else sees it, I hope it brings you good fortune and helps out someone at least a bit!

There's no good free stock footage of anything much, that there isn't any specifically of what you're talking about isn't really relevant.

thrifty nickel and pennysaver type classifieds are what old people who don't craigslist use. just move there and sleep in your car and shit at target until you find a room for rent, also, trailerparks.

>>37708
Like, a newer computer monitor, some weed, and a sleeping bag.

>>37649
You may try find local drunks that obviously have little money and ask them.