Yeah, you guys are right. There's just something to that self-righteous vindication when you have opportunity to help mod yet another shill account into oblivion. It's a shame it's a losing battle.
Amnesia is amazing. I really need to go back and finish it. Sword and Sworcery is... interesting, but the soundtrack is pretty decent if you're in to that kind of thing.
He may also be talking about a place that has higher than average cost of living. I have friends who would be excited about a $50k job here in Saint Louis. From what I've been told, $50k in NYC would barely cover the lease on a cardboard box.
I'm 28 and I've seen my grandfather's old television repair kit from "the good ol' days". Thing is full of them. Having that been said, I've never actually PERSONALLY had a vacuum tube TV.
I ran Mint for a while, but eventually went back to Fedora with KDE installed. Never thought I'd see the day when I considered modern KDE a 'sane' GUI. The latter comment is just me getting off on a tangent though, really Mint didn't have any major issues; my big driving factor for going back is that I do so much work through the day with RHEL/CentOS that I got sick of seeing "yum: command not found" messages every time I try to install packages. Muscle memory on that stuff is actually kind of tedious sometimes. I create batch scripts for 'ls' on any Windows box I have to spend an extensive amount of time with also.
I think he's pretty accurate actually. Way back in the day when I was in retail, I loved going to work because then I had time to just let my brain 'switch off' and I could think about whatever I wanted to. It was actually a restful break from classes and homework. Nowadays, I dread going to work, because I have a big boy job and I'm paid to think, not to do.
Probably, but it was the kind of lengthy and unsolicited tangential offshoot that I felt should be otherwise cheapened by a terse and simple response. I'm glad at least one other person got a chuckle from my comment.
As far as being less intelligent than anyone else, well, hopefully my ego will manage.
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Yeah, you guys are right. There's just something to that self-righteous vindication when you have opportunity to help mod yet another shill account into oblivion. It's a shame it's a losing battle.
I saw what you did there, but only mere moments before reflexively getting ready to mod you troll.
You, sir, play a very dangerous game.
or vagina.
Coffee and perhaps some schizophrenia medicine.
It's one of those games you just have to stop and take a break from sometimes. It's actually genuinely creepy.
Geez, mods seem vindictive today. Run out of Midol much?
Amnesia was really good. It was made by the guys who did the Penumbra games.
Amnesia is amazing. I really need to go back and finish it. Sword and Sworcery is... interesting, but the soundtrack is pretty decent if you're in to that kind of thing.
...Yesterday.
But I picture it being like an instruction manual for a See n' Say.
I'm sure there's a joke in there somewhere about demanding a fire in every trashbarrel and a newspaper in every cardboard box.
He may also be talking about a place that has higher than average cost of living. I have friends who would be excited about a $50k job here in Saint Louis. From what I've been told, $50k in NYC would barely cover the lease on a cardboard box.
There has always been a war between science and the idiocracy. It's just usually previously we attached a different prefix to "-cracy".
Well, yeah, but they're not all doing it under the holy sanctity of marriage, ordained by the watchful eye of God (and the Church)!
My god, I heard the other day that some of them having sex were actually THE SAME GENDER! Gasp!
I just heard the sound of a million trolls trying to patent "...but on a phone" at once.
I'm 28 and I've seen my grandfather's old television repair kit from "the good ol' days". Thing is full of them. Having that been said, I've never actually PERSONALLY had a vacuum tube TV.
I ran Mint for a while, but eventually went back to Fedora with KDE installed. Never thought I'd see the day when I considered modern KDE a 'sane' GUI. The latter comment is just me getting off on a tangent though, really Mint didn't have any major issues; my big driving factor for going back is that I do so much work through the day with RHEL/CentOS that I got sick of seeing "yum: command not found" messages every time I try to install packages. Muscle memory on that stuff is actually kind of tedious sometimes. I create batch scripts for 'ls' on any Windows box I have to spend an extensive amount of time with also.
So then the four flavors come in two flavours? How many normal flavors are there in a flavour? I always get the metric conversion wrong.
but isn't that 8 flavors? (2+2)*2? Or does processor architecture not count as a flavor?
I can't hear you over all my "We're #1" oversized foam finger waving!
Why do the young black men in your story have so many kids if they can't afford to pay for them? Seems like a bad idea to me.
The apple stuff is pretty good. Certainly better than the majority of what you'll get out of a vending machine.
Wait... it comes in cans now? I've only ever seen it in bottles.
I think he's pretty accurate actually. Way back in the day when I was in retail, I loved going to work because then I had time to just let my brain 'switch off' and I could think about whatever I wanted to. It was actually a restful break from classes and homework. Nowadays, I dread going to work, because I have a big boy job and I'm paid to think, not to do.
Probably, but it was the kind of lengthy and unsolicited tangential offshoot that I felt should be otherwise cheapened by a terse and simple response. I'm glad at least one other person got a chuckle from my comment.
As far as being less intelligent than anyone else, well, hopefully my ego will manage.
You must be fun at parties.