My first interaction with a self-proclaimed Buddhist was in an Omegle chat where he opened with something like "the US staged 9/11", I guess in an attempt to rage-bait
They tried making me read it in school and I just re-read the plot synopsis and I still don't get why this book is so popular. Everything about it is so fucking boring.
But then again maybe the reason it doesn't resonate with me is because I wasn't raised to fantasize about finding a rich, hot husband... you know, as a cis man.
Or what about how the first fifteen minutes of each season 2 episode is just "last time on..." and viewers decide they don't have the time for this shit
Tell me your company leadership has ADHD without saying it.
Have they actually worked with Valve before? How could they be dumb enough to not reach out first?
Or was this maybe an attempt to strong-arm Valve into granting them a license? Like, did they expect them to go, "well shit, you've got so many preorders now I guess we'll have to sign off on it"?
But base wage for those positions is also significantly lower than minimum wage because the tips are expected to compensate for it, so the ceiling is higher but the floor is also lower. So refusing to tip at all does kind of make you out to be the asshole.
Unfortunately most people are just trying to survive and don't really have the time or the energy to worry about the bigger picture.
Personally, I just split the difference and refuse to tip anywhere it's not already factored into the wage structure. It's not gonna change the situation but at least it helps hold the line.
When I first started reading, I expected this
https://youtu.be/NisCkxU544c
(edit: uncensored version)
It's a real shame that both khajits and argonians sound like 80 year old smokers.
God Howard couldn't let them be too fuckable, I guess.
The Statue of Liberty isn't actually in New York but they still put it on the T-shirts.
I feel like Las Vegas takes fourth just purely from cultural relevance.
If it was by population then the 4th would be Houston but no one gives a shit about Houston.
Y'all need to read about the mutiny on Skylab 4: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skylab_4#Communications_break%3Fwprov=sfla1
You need a batshit insane or exceedingly mid episode every now and again to make you really appreciate the good ones.
Just seems hypocritical for a self-proclaimed Buddhist to open a chat and immediately try to throw hands
My first interaction with a self-proclaimed Buddhist was in an Omegle chat where he opened with something like "the US staged 9/11", I guess in an attempt to rage-bait
That's great man, get it out of here
Remember when the US government sued Microsoft for bundling Internet Explorer with Windows? Pepperidge Farm remembers.
They tried making me read it in school and I just re-read the plot synopsis and I still don't get why this book is so popular. Everything about it is so fucking boring.
But then again maybe the reason it doesn't resonate with me is because I wasn't raised to fantasize about finding a rich, hot husband... you know, as a cis man.
Needs more fucking JPEG, I can still barely make out what it's holding
It's implied that the second gnome is Malcom's partner and they presumably live together.
So imagine telling your SO that you're tired of parties and they throw you a party in the home you share to ostensibly help you unwind.
I was gonna say, it literally does lmao
Or what about how the first fifteen minutes of each season 2 episode is just "last time on..." and viewers decide they don't have the time for this shit
Seems like a positive feedback loop:
Tell me your company leadership has ADHD without saying it.
Have they actually worked with Valve before? How could they be dumb enough to not reach out first?
Or was this maybe an attempt to strong-arm Valve into granting them a license? Like, did they expect them to go, "well shit, you've got so many preorders now I guess we'll have to sign off on it"?
Or did they simply expect Valve not to care?
These might be sold separately but don't cheap out, if you want them to wear evenly then replace both at the same time.
But base wage for those positions is also significantly lower than minimum wage because the tips are expected to compensate for it, so the ceiling is higher but the floor is also lower. So refusing to tip at all does kind of make you out to be the asshole.
Unfortunately most people are just trying to survive and don't really have the time or the energy to worry about the bigger picture.
Personally, I just split the difference and refuse to tip anywhere it's not already factored into the wage structure. It's not gonna change the situation but at least it helps hold the line.