I think we have evidence of that already. It was done from about 800BC through 400AD and gave us what we call the Bible.
I think we have evidence of that already. It was done from about 800BC through 400AD and gave us what we call the Bible.
Yes, I had indeed read that as a teenager. I cannot say that I thought of it at the time, but I have no doubt that it informed my experience.
Literally just thinking that.
Even if he is available to date, your wife's delivery room is not the place to find your next hookup. If it was cool with this wife, why didn't he ask the nurse out right then and there, in front of his wife?
Reasons I think this might be fake:
You just put the image in my head of a globe pulling a goatse. Thanks for that.
Ugh. Eye contact. They say it's important to smile and make eye contact, but it's a fucking trap.
Twice I have gotten bad reviews simply because I made too much and they didn't want to give me a raise.
Do - wait and see if it actually has any effect on your pay or employment status.
I've been working at the same job for 15 years. The only personal thing I have is a wall calendar.
I work in a "Right To Work" state. You can be fired or let go for no reason or any reason. So, my advice:
Backing up to somewhere is the best way to do things If You Can. Depending on the department you work in, you may be asked into a meeting only to find they're escorting you from the property at the end of it and you aren't allowed to go back to your cubicle at all. They call you later in the week to pick up your 'box…
This post should have been a podcast.
2 jobs in 9 years, both times the companies shut down. But I agree, it's my fault. Silly me. I shouldn't be creating indie games in my 'spare time' and looking for jobs in two entirely distinct fields. I'll just become a teacher. I am an INFP after all. Either dream it til you make it, or drown yourself in booze…
Wierd, because it hasn't hurt my career but actually made it grow faster. It's how I get promoted and get 15-20% pay increases.
Such is the perils of attending a research university.
@okwhen: If it's so easy, you need to provide your own fact checking. If you are posting an article that says one thing but you say is false, post YOUR evidence to start the conversation. People take you more seriously when you post evidence, rather than say GO OUT AND PROVE ME WRONG.
@okwhen: "This is to inform people IMO how nasty and toxic using a cast-iron skillet."