jcantwell82
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jcantwell82

It’s a draft day miracle!! (even though it happened a few months ago...)

Typical move when a man has trouble scoring, just roofieing your way in.

Yeah, I think if you took engineering, you would disagree college was easier than high school. I did nothing in high school with all advanced classes and it was a joke. Freshman year of engineering school was hell. Adding up our hours, we figured out we were in class 30+ hours per week. We shitted on (envied) all the

I find the easiest way for me to stick to my diet is to not cut out foods that I like. I did stop drinking all sugary drinks, because you can really get by without those, and they are just so many empty calories. But, food wise, I just try to stick to portion control. I cut down beer to one day a week. Allow a "cheat"

But you make more money at your job than she does because your job is in more demand. You probably work for a company that a) actually makes money and b) where you make them money as well. I'll use the Subway argument there too. If you are the best sandwich maker at subway, your salary is still going to be low because

And that's my new favorite GIF

Eh, my guess based on that is that you are socially liberal, but fiscally conservative and prioritize your fiscal conservativeness over the social stuff. More libertarian, I would imagine. That's not really all that weird, just most people like that prioritize the social stuff. But if you are socially liberal, Fox

Two things: nothing like our police force complaing about its citizens exercising their first amendment rights. Second how bad can the pr in St. Louis be that they put out this statement? This has continuously been the worst PR I keep seeing from the government and its entities on how it's handled. This definitely

Just random thing here, anyone else have some spaces missing between words? It's written correctly, because I copied and pasted it to a word processor, but it's not showing up correctly on the page at 100% zoom.

The joke I heard here in Philly was 20 cents was too much for PYT service. I would say the service is on the poor side, but I've had worse

So, anything with poor morals, poor judgement, acting irresponsibly, etc., we are just going to say they have a mental illness? That's completely ridiculous and diminishing to people who actually have a mental illness.

I don't know how it is in other cities, but a large percentage of bicyclists in the Philadelphia just don't follow lights or street signs. It's good we added lanes on some streets finally, which makes it safer, and there are ton of motorists who use those lanes, but I know a couple people who have been run into by

I do the same. I never recline. I'm for removal of the feature in coach class. Mainly, because it such a small recline, I don't even feel I get any luxury from using it. But, I also don't get unreasonably angry at the person in front of me that does recline. I just blame in the airline for the super cramped conditions

As a licensed electrical engineer, we always specify all receptacles to be installed "upside down", for the reason iamsarah said. It would be pretty rare for something to happen, but there's no reason not to install it that way.

Relocated knee cap maybe? I've done it to my one knee a ton of times, and it kills everytime. The knee cap rolls to the side and you hyperextend the knee. You can tear some ligaments or chip some bone, luckily I never have.

no, but I did stay at a holiday Inn last night

in a reply to another comment, I wrote:

any good lawyer would argue that you can't be certain that the engine rev came from that car, since there are many other cars not in the video not in sight. And would also be easy to argue that he didn't see him, since a driver should have an implied assumption nobody is walking towards you on a race track. And that

I did look up the numbers, and the employment rate 6 months after college for a journalism degree is 66% now. So, that was a pretty good number you used. And I'm not advocating no one should go into journalism, either. But, definitely there needs to be less in it. It just feels, from an outsider, like such a

I know the 70% number isn't a hard number or anything, but if it's close to reality, that's a really really really shitty percentage. And, knowing friends who were in it, they were making peanuts when they were full time. So, for the four years of tuition, which can be in excess of $100k in loans, and having a 70%