How bout I just do squats with mini plates, and by mini plates I mean donuts, and by squats I mean slightly bend my knees when retrieving said donut from the box in the break room?

Guys in the gym now have this article locked and loaded when I give them the side eye for half-repping 3 plate squats all day. :-/ “Yeah...I’m just training for...sprinting...cuz I’m 40 and I work a desk job...”

Hey man, The Switch XL is going to be hot. It’s gonna have 14k rumble and TB harddrive!

His discussion history reveals him as nothing more than an all around ass hat and an occasional failtroll so I wouldn’t worry too much about it.

So basically, because you haven’t experienced it it’s not a problem?

I’ve encountered it a couple times and it’s a semi-common issue with gamers at large. It can happen with a firmware issue or if you get hit by a power outage or some other event outside of your control.

Tfw u have to hack your own save data.

Or, instead of jumping to that extreme, just make some good, obvious, widely used design choices...some they already use and ignored for this.

Nintendo, please just bite the bullet and stop making hardware.

I get the whole doom and gloom of it all. But I say give it a year(or two) before we can fully say what the switch can’t and can’t do.

There’s probably gonna be a “New! Switch Plus™” with more power and features to it later on anyways, haha.

I’m disappointed you spent zero time on probably the largest concern, which is pay.

Some jobs may advertise it upfront, but if its a job you’re chasing after, with a title you want, but doesn’t explicitly state the pay, you’re in this grey zone of not wanting to appear solely focused, but also having bills to pay. …

I’ve found that a lot of job hunting advice seems to geared for a whole nother level than what I have ever experienced.

Three or four rounds? Wow; both of my last jobs were only a main interview followed up by an informal “second interview” phone call.

Who has time to go through FOUR bloody interviews?!

Ah, must’ve missed that line in World, my bad. But as far as Park, we didn’t know that dinosaurs were feathered in 1993, did we? So it was accurate for the time.

I used to love reading when I was younger until college. 100+ reading requirements per class session quickly killed that. I couldn’t handle active reading for fun on top of class requirements. Roommate got an X-box and I got into gaming. Comic books too in a big way. Probably the only one keeping the Ultimate…

I hate these kind of “questions”. Most interviewers probably don’t even have a general idea of what a good “response” would be (my smart-ass answer would be: “At least ten”, and then if there’s a pregnant pause I would show myself out) but present them as some sort of “deep insight” possibility.

You’re hired! Or not. I don’t know. Can I get you a boxed water?

No, this stuff doesn’t happen “all the fucking time”, it happens occasionally. This was also a large-ish commercial airport with clear markings visible for miles, not some country strip where the taxiway/runway are the same size and the paint faded off in the 70's.

You're not wrong, but then again, you sound better than the majority of HR interviewers and better than most managers.

Is it just me or are these kind of questions just lazy and inefficient? Let me explain: