You bastard! You freaking made me laugh out loud in the office! Good one, buddy.
You bastard! You freaking made me laugh out loud in the office! Good one, buddy.
“It’s another tiny symptom and a nearly indiscernible shout from a contemptuous, roaring and riotous segment of a misanthropic society that vilifies those who stand for what’s right and glorifies the very people who would usher in the destruction of the social fabric.”
This... is a fucking terrifying article.
I’m not a big car guy. After seeing this misshapen monstrosity, I am no definitely a car guy.
This is awesome input. I was just thinking about how to do exactly this-improving my writing by including more sensory details-and this is very helpful, practical advice.
Absolutely agree. A big part of work is the company culture, and most companies just don’t care about their employees. It’s hard to want to go above and beyond if your employer is willing to throw you off the boat as soon as there is a rough tide.
American Work Culture replied back to you, “That’s the reason you’re not a CEO or a high-ranked employee; you don’t have what it takes.”
Damn. I think you nailed it. Now I’m going to be looking for that plot twist. Good one.
“Facebook has a black people problem.”
Meetup employee shared the terms of their severance package, which included three months of paid leave and one month of severance.
Let’s see... a cool sounding, “great premise” company that ultimately bleeds cash and was severely overvalued to begin with is now struggling to survive?
WTF is this? Do thine ears deceive me? Do I daresay a stupid studio movie called the Invisible Man actually sounds... AWESOME?
M. Night Shyamalan’s stuff initially excited me and then ended up disappointing me so many times. Other times, his stuff just looked outright awful.
What?! Two people on the internet both conceding that the other one is correct and listening to one another? I’m gonna screenshot this and send it to the Internet Library of Congress where it needs to be memorialized.
51/49 is also more than half of the time. It’s all the way you interpret it. This is one person’s story about how they were victimized into overspending. It’s not. She chose to overspend and learned from it.
Thanks for the correction. You are right; I misread it to say she earned more which is not the case. Regardless, paying about 50/50 is not bad.
Wrong. He is trying to make decision about her money and she is ultimately consenting to make those bad decisions.
But as it became obvious that my reasoning fell on deaf ears, my rebuttals became scarce, and I ended up footing the bill more than half the time.
It’s Milwaukee. He’s gone.
Looks like Oberyn Martell has been eating too many donuts from 1984. #pudgycheeks