quegoglenossy : there is a scene in the movie flight with actor Denzel Washington where there is a court scene
and there about 10 people on the panel! and about a fifty people witnessing! and they have
about 3 LCD screens on the wall laptops everywhere and the scene is very military court Marshall
like! very very professional! why aren't court rooms more advanced than there are?
why aren't the lawyers more military like when asking questions? very stern and serious?
why is the National Transportation Safety Board so professional and intelligent? i notice court
some court cases seem to be very outdated an common! why isn't there more advancements
in court cases?

Fbnolorfgd : So... is it those pesky old laws that bother you? Like the ones from the late 1700's that provide the foundations for the entire nation? Or is it that trials just aren't entertaining enough? I guess we need to provide more of the old razzle-dazzle for the severely limited attention spans that people now have. Oh, and I guess we can no longer claim that a "bombshell" was dropped in court, because viewers then tune in and feel ripped off because nothing literally blowed up real good.

KeteAnaex : I have a list of problems I'm trying to fix... I am starting college and am in need of a job and scholarships/grants I'm going to study game design/game art and art/drawing... I need a job to pay for loans and bills and fees I wont be able to get a dorm with the horrible financial situation I am in and I have been looking toward a lot of places for work none have gotten back to me and I am desperate for work and grants.
Any help would be great toward the future I seek as a game artist or more.

goardobagdoseujj : With that major any one who loans you money can pretty much kiss it goodbye because there will be no job waiting for you when you get done.

Pick a real major. Get a real job. Minor in that if you just love it so much, because art does not pay the bills, and you can do that shit as a hobby in your freetime from your real job that actually, you know, pays money in the form of a paycheck and not nickles and dimes thrown into an open guitar case.

SEO_optimalizace_webu : My parents bought me a car in March 2012; a 2011 Honda civic. I never expected it because I thought they were on a tight budget. To this day I believe buying an almost brand new car was a mistake. They've never asked for help paying the car but I do give them I fourth of my paycheck to pay bills and stuff. Now they want me to finish paying the car off by myself. I refuse to do so since I never asked for a car in the first place. Had I asked for one I would have settled for a used car at a much lower value. Also I would never have been able to afford a 20k car on my salary and still have money left for bills, and school, and going out, and other things I need. I feel like paying $375/ month would take a toll on my $9.35/hr salary. Am I in the wrong here and should I handle this bill on my own?
They did talk to me about buying a car..a used one from 1998-2002 models. We never discussed a new car, I would have never even brought THAT convo up. I would pay for it if they lost their job or something..but in that case my car payment would be the least of my worries all my money would go to paying the mortgage.

Skomenelrd : You need to sit them down and have a real conversation with them about this. Offer to give them some of the payment, but you can't afford all of it. You need some running money.
See if they can at least split the payment with you.

Dwedebeledima : Were there REALLY no discussion of buying you a car? a big purchase like that from parents usually follows months if not years of constant "if you do this you will get a new car" or " we wont buy you a car unless you do X"...

Assuming they never ever mentioned buying you a car then you should really discuss the payment plan with them.

IT's hard judging when we're just hearing it from your side and we don't know their side of the story, just openly talk to them about it.

If you can't afford to pay for it and your parents aren't willing to continue to pay for it then sell or trade it and get a cheaper one that you can afford.

Autobromix : Same thing happened to me with my parents but they went bankrupt so i had to finish paying it and it made me be more responsible with money i stopped wasting it on stupid stuff it feels good to have something u actually paid for, well half but i think u should finish paying it if u want that car if not then look for something u can afford on ur own & with ur salary u dont have many choices.

Amommagum : What is the difference between Law, Legislation, Ordinance, Bill and Act ? Please give me concise answers in understandable way. Don't copy paste the answers.

casasmlynelle2 : Would it be worth it to get in the field of billing and coding?