The big thing for me is where on earth were the female characters? The original arc is all about Kitty, but they instead decide to make up a random reason she can't go back in time?

It was a really fun watch—they never did explain how Xavier is back after his body was destroyed in X3, though—and I absolutely adored…

I'm not sure everyone is getting your 'consequences' distinction... which is a shame because its as neat a breakdown/comparison as they'll ever find. +1

It's very easy to rob a bank. By this logic, our economy should be overrun by bank robbers. It is not, for the same reason the internet isn't in a perpetual state of a DDoS. The consequences.

Fighting over which version is better.

Yes.. a million times this. I was more of a TIE fighter fan though. Nothing beats those old games with 8 floppy install disks.

Shoulda gone with TIE

Star Wars: X-Wing

For the Canadians looking for the episode, here's the link to the .ca site:

I have tried and tried. She reverse-engineers a salary that she would like based on what she spends in a comfortable, socially active month, and then only applies to jobs with nice-sounding titles that will pay her at least that much as a starting wage.
It is ridiculous, and a bit childish.

This gets into the greater problem of people applying for positions that they are not qualified for, which happens constantly and highlights major problems. I have a friend who hates my input each time she looks for a job (~6 months) because I tell her that she is not qualified for the positions she wants. She applies…

I didn't say we looked down our noses at them. In fact, I specifically said that we didn't. But when people list out their parenting tasks as job responsibilities on a resume, it looks stupid, end of story.

"I am far better at not sweating the small stuff, affecting authority, making decisions and accepting alternative solutions to problems, building consensus and many other intangibles. I must say, after returning to the workforce, there are a lot of things that the non-parents lack in those areas. It is extremely…

First off, you'd be shocked about those 80% of resumes—shocked, and in a state of despair for America and its education system. The vast, and I mean vast majority of resumes are atrocious—full of misspellings and grammatical errors, missing important contact data, sent to the wrong people, burdened with inappropriate…

Someone in the office needs to take that child aside and tell her that's not ok At work. Then HR guy needs to send out and email making it clear to everyone that shorts (of any length) do not fit in a casual professional dress code.

I won't lie—a stay-at-home-mom with a big employment gap is going to have a tough time re-entering the workforce, and my heart goes out to every single one whose resume I see.

Speaking of "being a mom is not a job," it pains me so, so very much when we receive resumes at my staffing company from women who include their time as stay-at-home moms on their CVs like it was a job. They always list stuff like "budget management" as one of their responsibilities, as if it somehow translates to…

Being a mother isn't a "job" anymore than being a wife or daughter is a job. Not everything that requires putting work into it is a job. When my parents are a lot older, I may have to do a shitload of work to care for them, but that won't make my being a daughter a job. I think calling motherhood a "job" is also…

I disagree. How can all moms be "working moms" when some just take care of the home, and others take care of the home PLUS work 40-60 hours per week? Is there truly no difference to you? Taking care of a home is only a full-time job if you make it one. If you have a paying job, you can take care of housework in about…

I shit you not I thought this was just a paid advertisement for Apple. Even reading this I thought it was a paid advertisement, I'm actually still not convinced it isn't. What I could gather, from skimming the remainder after my eyes came dangerously close to rolling out of my eye sockets is that this is a hipster who…