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This might be a good rule for productivity, but for anything important and to cover your ass, you should always follow up after the phone call with an email to the effect of “Thanks for talking earlier, this is just to confirm that we’re on the same page. We discussed [issue] and agreed on [conclusion].” or if it was

Who makes up this stuff? I understand tipping waitstaff, who make less than min. wage, though I think it should be abolished and restaurants should just pay them and charge more for the food. I understand offering a tip for something extra or done with special flair. But I have been a wedding consultant and nobody

I’d gladly tip the cable guy if he showed up on time and actually fixed the problem.

First time I get to use this in response.

If that’s him speaking, it’s because he’s in a large mechanical suite built to beat down supes. So it’s a speaker, not his natural voice.

If you haven’t seen it, check out The Dark Knight Returns animated films. They’re emulating his suite from that one.

The boxer jock has a separate pouch for your junk which feels like you are being gently hugged by a declawed kitten (in a totally non-sexual way). Not that my junk has ever been cradled by a declawed kitten in either a sexual or non-sexual way, mind you.

The boxer jock has a separate pouch for your junk which feels like you are being gently hugged by a declawed kitten

I don’t know if you’re a teacher, but the standards are being raised in New York. The eighth-grade ELA test was estimated today as rating a second-year college level by the specialists in the building this morning. The standards are getting more and more strict, with less and less funding/time/support to actually

Teacher here. Yes. Students should opt out. In fact, I think that everyone should opt out, in as large a number as can be realized, as a form of passive protest against recklessly-integrated, poorly-designed, over-concealed “measures” of teacher efficacy and student learning.

Facebook was down on monday? I didn't even notice and for that, i'm proud of myself.