Is that a Rebel Alliance tattoo though ? <| sep |> It ' s 21 to purchase from an FFL holder . You can purchase private party at 18 , doesn ' t have to be gifted state law permitting . <| sep |> Sure , gimme a second . <| sep |> Following people do brewery tours that won ' t suck Banded PeakDandyHigh LineTool ShedBrewster beer is brewed out of their 52 st se location <| sep |> Sometimes you churn , and sometimes they churn you . It ' s all in the game . Omar Little <| sep |> Like this ? <| sep |> You get armor for 10 seconds after spawning , or until you pass the blue shields . Do you also lose your shield if you fire your weapon ? <| sep |> they probably play the same exact set at every show too <| sep |> Going into college , you really don ' t have to choose a major right away . Take gen eds , get to know your professors and yourself . Learn more about what you like . Read some more philosophy and take a philosophy course or two to see how they sit with you . Pick something that ' s universally beneficial to all majors or to life , like Ethics or Epistemology . I realize these are vague and potentially controversial suggestions , but they ' re just suggestions . I also suggest talking to the philosophy department ' s undergraduate advisor not your general advisor about the major , and the prospect of becoming a major . Also , take a ' philosophically important ' language for your language credit , so you don ' t regret not taking one sooner personal experience , took Spanish for my language credit , ended up taking 4 semesters of Ancient Greek later on anyway . Could have spent that Spanish money on better classes . These languages include , but are not limited to , German , French , Latin , and Greek . German is the one I ' d suggest starting with , since almost all of my Grad student friends wish they had taken it . I don ' t speak it myself , but I knew I wanted to do ancient phil , so I picked Greek . Certainly , being a Phil major will benefit you in many ways , but only if you enjoy it . You shouldn ' t feel pressure to commit to a major right away . Remember that postsecondary education is for the sake of education itself , not for the sake of future capital gain . Enjoy academia while you ' re there , don ' t let choosing a major limit you from exploring what you truly enjoy . Sorry for the long winded stream of consciousness . I worked as a studentfaculty liaison for Phil majors and minors during my undergraduate career , so if you have any questions or need guidance , feel free to PM me . I promise my responses will be better organized than this comment . If you don ' t mind me asking , where are you applying ? Edit clarification