Sam

So, I live in a box room, and i really need to save space.

My room is 180 Cm wide and i want to fit a bed in this direction, to make space throughout the rest of the room.

Currently my bed is facing in the other direction, wasting huge amounts of space.

I cant seem to find anywhere online a bed, which isn't a kids bed with that is 180cm.

I'm about 170cm tall as it is, so ill need a bed without a headboard.

For anyone who replies, thanks for the help

Sam,

I'm 16 years old and I lack confidence with girls (not as much with boys). This is mainly due to the fact that I have been going to an all boys school all of my life.

I moved to this college as it is practically on my doorstep, but as a consequence of this I left my old school. I didn't really have any best friends at my old school, just "people i know. I always thought this to be due to me not being 'cool' enough.

On top of this a lack confidence in general, in my opinion for several reasons.

I never had had a 'best friend' . I've only ever had friends, or just people I know. I feel that how shy I am affects others to make them think that I don't want to be with them. I dont go around with anyone at college and usually pass my lunchtime sitting on a computer.

Also as I am 16 I feel the need to get into a relationship, so me not really knowing many girls doesn't really help my cause. I hardly ever go out with friends, because i dont really organise things as i might be dragging people out with me who dont want to be there, or i never get asked as my old friends are a good way behind me and a good od 30 miles away from where i live.

resultantly from this i now stay at home all the time, have become incredibly insecure about myself, lack self confidence and wish i knew more people.

the trouble is at the moment is that I dont know ANYONE at my college well enough to go, "do you want to go do something" as even if I would ask them, i wouldn't have anyone else to come. I dont ask to go out with other people as i dont want to seem to pushy as well.

Sorry for the essay but what do you think I should do,

All help appreciated,

Sam

So, what i am looking for is a couple of effective ways to raise my self confidence around girls.

Its harder than you think if you've barely spoken to girl in your life. and i have no-one to back me up I don't know anyone else well enough.

Thanks

Hey,

I just got myself a civic sport, and i was wondering, what typed of easy, and cost efficient mods i could make it.

I plan on removing the resonator, (good idea or not)? And then fitting a race air filter.

And I need a new muffler.

If anyone know of (or has any suggestions) for a muffler which gives a subtle low tone, which is not too loud. Preferably a twin exhaust, like stock.

I have a very small limited budget and i simply cannot afford huge mod's (*Sadface*)

Oh, and are there matte black rims available or do i have to pay for them to be sprayed?

Last one, is there an easy way to lower the car a couple inches too?

all answers appreciated.

Thanks

P.S. Just incase you dont know what car it is its this one......

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3819227/2004-honda-c...

I know your hay-fever has to have gone by the age of 12 for the USAF, however it is unclear with the navy. Is this the case?

Thanks

Hey there,

There's probably a heap of people saying that it would be their dream job to be a jet pilot, and have to follow the pattern here, but I have a difficulty involved which is always on the top of my mind.

I am 16 at the moment and i have always been interested in aviation, and nothing will stop me from trying to become a pilot.

My only problem is I was diagnosed hay-fever by my doctor who has now retired, it is on my medical records for two years and in order to pass the RAF medical, you must not have any history of hay-fever on our records.

My problem is that if i never had hay-fever on my records, and I was only made to have hay-fever medicine because my mum was worried. It is now clear that I categorically do not have hay-fever.

Does anyone know if their will be a leniency in the medical, and/or if i could get it removed from my records.

I know there is the commercial route, but my heart lies with the forces and the jets.

becoming a commercial pilot, would be a possibility, but only after i get a 100% no from the RAF.

I have also considered the FAA and the AAC but the chances of becoming, even a rotary pilot, is extremely minimal.

Thanks for all suggestions and possible help.

Sam

Hey there,

There's probably a heap of people saying that it would be their dream job to be a jet pilot, and have to follow the pattern here, but I have a difficulty involved which is always on the top of my mind.

I am 16 at the moment and i have always been interested in aviation, and nothing will stop me from trying to become a pilot.

My only problem is I was diagnosed hay-fever by my doctor who has now retired, it is on my medical records for two years and in order to pass the RAF medical, you must not have any history of hay-fever on our records.

My problem is that if i never had hay-fever on my records, and I was only made to have hay-fever medicine because my mum was worried. It is now clear that I categorically do not have hay-fever.

Does anyone know if their will be a leniency in the medical, and/or if i could get it removed from my records.

I know there is the commercial route, but my heart lies with the forces and the jets.

becoming a commercial pilot, would be a possibility, but only after i get a 100% no from the RAF.

I have also considered the FAA and the AAC but the chances of becoming, even a rotary pilot, is extremely minimal.

Thanks for all suggestions and possible help.

Sam

For Example, I live in the UK and if i moved to the USA, would i start new medical records?

Thanks!

I'm am 16 and finishing off my GCSE's. (sorry don't know what the American equivalent is.)

But for most of my life i have regarded America as an awesome place, and I have decided that i want to go to a university there. For this I really need tonnes of support, and I don't know how to break the news to them. I think they will be shocked that I have randomly come out with this statement, and they will tell me to 'think again.'

All support appreciated!

Sam

So in short, what should i say to them about my decision?

The British royal navy.........

Any ideas?

At the moment, i am 17, and taking my AS levels. On top of that i plan to carry on to a university to get a degree in Aeronautical Engineering.

The reason why i wish to go to the USA is that, I have been there many times and really enjoyed being there.

Would I be recommended that I should aim for a degree in an American university?

Also, I dont know if this helps but, my uncle is an american citizen but is at the moment living in the UK, and i have 2nd cousins living in Seattle too. (probably irrelevant).

What im looking to find out is what steps i would have to take and how long it actually takes, because i've heard that it can take a hell of a long lime.

As I have an age barrier of 28, i am looking to join the United States Air Force.

So in short: How do i become a full time citizen of the USA by the age of 28?

Just wondering,

i live in the united Kingdom at the moment.

However later in life i could be planning to move to the USA,

Would my medical records be the same in the USA or would they start from scratch?

Thanks!

Hi, when i was 14, i started getting runny eyes due to some allergy.

i was prescribed with a weeks worth of antihistamines to combat my so called 'hay-fever'.

the next year, i was re-prescribed this.

In the RAF, you will automatically fail if you have a hay-fever prescription on your record. i do!

My mum was the person who decided that i should have got these drugs off my GP and now i cannot fulfill my dreams of becoming a fighter pilot. Are the RAF lenient when it comes to these circumstances?

All help is appreciated,

Sam.