We can find group activities draining, and would prefer to pick our social activities with that in mind.
I'm an introvert too, and reading all the comments from extroverts about how I am *needed* at lunch is tiring me out. If I spent lunch with a group of extroverts, I would be drained both mentally and physically. The extroverts enjoy the lunch because it recharges them, the introverts now need alone time to recover.
In other news today, a company under investigation by authorities claimed all the data was wiped from their servers following an unexpected power outage.
It's sad, and rather scary, that the major points of *debate* in the election so far have been immigration and carbon taxes. Perhaps the 150 randoms looking after carbon taxes can do a double shift and handle the great firewall.
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Drop pants, grab ankles, and give a hearty cheer for PSN security practices
We can find group activities draining, and would prefer to pick our social activities with that in mind.
I'm an introvert too, and reading all the comments from extroverts about how I am *needed* at lunch is tiring me out. If I spent lunch with a group of extroverts, I would be drained both mentally and physically. The extroverts enjoy the lunch because it recharges them, the introverts now need alone time to recover.
(although I'm pretty sure I did that predictive bounds extension thing in about 1987 so watch your step).
Sounds like East-Texas doesn't recognize prior art, so I should be fine ;)
Time to file my patent for "an array for storing values populated by user input" .
Pick the line with cutest guy, *then* complain ;)
Hell yeah. My birthday is in March.
Maybe because the government wants to roll out an internet filter that will bring the NBN back to dial up speed...
In other news today, a company under investigation by authorities claimed all the data was wiped from their servers following an unexpected power outage.
It's sad, and rather scary, that the major points of *debate* in the election so far have been immigration and carbon taxes. Perhaps the 150 randoms looking after carbon taxes can do a double shift and handle the great firewall.