That was a risk when I was a kid, I saw it happen to other kids at my school. It seems to me though, if you go chasing the law and the administrators to do something about bullying, nothing ever gets done and the child suffers through all of it. Would I tell my kids to haul off and strike another child like I was…

Oh yeah I can totally understand that. It’s such a tough position to be in as a child. I should say I completely agree with your OP. As a child it feels like you’re damned if you stick up for yourself and you’re damned if you don’t - probably because that’s the reality too.

Oh they know. In fact they know about the bullying problem so well at Triad Middle School because another child committed suicide there just four years ago. This place should be investigated by the Federal Government, what in the hell is going on there.

The sad thing is, I would be surprised if any of those kids felt anything from her suicide. I would be surprised of the parents of those kids gave one shit about this. I would be surprised if the school administrators cared at all. Call me a pessimist, a negative person, a downer, whatever you want, but I think all…

Thank goodness I had parents that told me to get back out there and kick the bully’s ass when I was a kid. I was bullied in Middle School. One day I told my parents and they asked if I told the Principals and I was like, “yeah, they told me to ignore the bullies and the bullies will stop... And fighting back would get…

I had to wonder about this. When you see a story on the news where a minor commits a crime, they sometimes keep their identities concealed, is this out of respect or the law? Why in journalism are minors sometimes shown, and not others? I’m honestly wondering about this.

I was so happy to see this as the top post. This router is flawless (so far) for my uses.

I was so happy to see this as the top post. This router is flawless (so far) for my uses.

I was expecting the campaign to be about 3-5 hours, I knew to expect it. Yet I am still disappointed by that. I get this is a Battlefield game which are always multiplayer focused, but with WWI they had a massive opportunity to release a game with an epic theatrical drama of a campaign to last a day or two.... Oh…

Yes, but when are we getting the train heists?!?!?!

Wider audience. Bigger ports. Without GTA Online few people would have paid, again, for the game on XB1 and PS4. Seriously, like nobody would have bought GTA V again for new platforms without Online, but Rockstar ran to the bank with double-sales (one customer purchasing for two generations of platforms). 2nd, GTA…

Gotta agree with you. I found GTA online fun for about a week, then I got tired of the usual online shenanigans (like players killing you for no reason) and now I rarely use it. In fact finding anyone to take it seriously enough just to do a mission or race is impossible anymore. It’s just people running around…

Why aren’t you President yet? You should be President by now considering how long you’ve had to do it and the amount of fucking resources. Jesus Christ. Lazy Cunt.

You literally focused on the least amazing aspect of the story. Yes swimming is hard, doing it after a plane crash into the ocean.... badass.

Except for the part where he swam several miles to shore after surviving a plane crash into the ocean while in the Army. But hey, that’s like, everyday Joe stuff, amirite?

Yes, I too heard very similar things in my interview. Even the CEO looking for employees arriving late. Incredible.

Do tell!

Also, I mean yes miss. My apologies, I thought your username said saltyLAD, my brain deleted the y.

Yes sir, you guess it right. I’m not sure about everyone, but I have talked to several ex employees of said company who claim it was horrible. They keep metrics for every employee, and at the end of a quarter if you’re the bottom rung in the metrics they fire you, no questions asked. Which means people are savagely…

I had a similar experience with two separate interviews for a satellite TV company (guess which one, you’ll probably nail it). The first interview was for a job which was about as legal as running around an elementary school in a scary clown outfit - it was pretty much corporate espionage, spying on competitors. When…

100% agree!