Everyone should read Over the Edge: Death in the Grand Canyon. so they're aware warning signs are there for a reason There are important lessons to apprehend, including don't pee off the cliff, it can make you dizzy.

Yeah, Texas fashion is very limited because of the oppressive heat. But on the plus side, you can always carry a concealed weapon.

Yup. The other day I saw a street fashion shot with a thin pretty twenty-something woman who was wearing jean-overalls and sneakers. When you're thin and in NY it's FASHION, if you're above a size two and anywhere else it's a crime against fashion. Funny how that works.

That dress you linked is so horrible. It's HUGE on the girl wearing it. How does that look good? Maybe she's supposed to look like a little girl playing dressup in her mums clothes?

Oh come on , if one could get away with wearing ball gowns , ridiculous hats and crazy and/or comfy shoes everyday and everywhere, the world would be a better place

Composite sketch of these items you dislike:

Unless it was Mexican Coke, it was corn syrup...not sugar.

"...if you're thinking of getting a payday loan, just simply pick up the phone, and then put it down again and do literally anything else."

Never trust a person with no food in the fridge.

Well then it's a good thing he didn't ask you.

I will never understand the appeal of John Oliver.

"Do literally anything else"

It's better than this right? Really I'm asking, I like tacos way more than coca cola, but the coke took so much more effort so I don't even know.

"...if you're thinking of getting a payday loan, just simply pick up the phone, and then put it down again and do literally anything else."

With income like this, who needs a payday loan?

Hah thats how I ended up as a Systems Admin//IT//Prototype Design//Instructor Led Trainer//Course Developer. Things were broken I got tired of asking people to fix things and just started doing them. I started as a glorified powerpoint maker.

Saying "Yes" to everything puts you in a terrible position. I've said "Yes" to everything my job & boss have requested from me, and now my job responsibilities have tripled over, my time is non-existent, and my stress levels are above nothing I've experienced in my life before. And the reward to saying "Yes" to…

I was the kinda guy who said "Yes" to everything. Now I have a reputation for being the guy who can do anything that nobody else can do. It's a blessing and a curse. I'm thought very highly of for my wide range of skills and obscure knowledge, but I'm faced with obscure problems I know nothing about and need to figure…

I'm glad I didn't say yes to the first opportunity that came along. Instead of starting working nights and weekends for Micros, taking whatever shift nobody else wanted and making less money than the Geek Squad, I instead shopped around for a while and got a job making 30% more with normal hours at a well-known…