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You'd expect if a 33 year old played college football that he is not playing to get drafted and would expect that NFL teams would not be interested in him. He'd already be past his prime and many would not take the risk. This was last year but still impressive.

I have to think that he is playing college football for the Colorado State Rams for the love of football.

Please share your views on Josh Griffin playing college football at age 33!

If you had to take math courses to teach math at school or college, which is the highest grade level you think you'd pass to be able to qualify as being a math teacher?

I know I can teach high school level math but college level math may be a bit harder and it may not be as easy.

I would think that all could at least teach lower grade level math but some people around my age can barely subtract 2 double digit numbers.

My older sister skipped 3 grades, celebrating her HS graduation at the age of 14 and months later enrolling at Harvard University. She's already long done with college and a neurologist for 10 years. She started young though; she was still 24 at the time; younger than the other members.

This is what I've noticed about her development:
- At only 6 months old, she sat down correctly, started standing up and took a couple steps; didn't crawl too much
- 8 months old; she walked more without too much support and said mama, dada, food, ice
- Spoke more before turning 1
- Was reading at an advanced level than her classmates
- Temporarily replaced a math teacher once (the teacher had to step out for 20 mins) and taught the class... she was just 12 at the time, etc.

Hello! I'm 18 years old and I'm joining the air force. I recently got done with college and earned my AA. After college, I've been looking for ways of making money and retiring at an early age and I heard that I have to build multiple income streams. So, I heard about Fiverr. I was thinking about being personal trainer because I've been working out for 3 years and I've lost 40lbs and gained some muscle. I kind of liked the idea of me being a fiverr personal trainer and it will help build an extra income stream. So, do you guys think I should do it?