Or that the "D" guy is really an "A" (just look how much work he's got to do!), but the "A" man is really an "F" because in expecting to get paid for doing three times as much as everyone else he "displays a persistent bad attitude". Hell, in my last job they literally stuck me in a broom closet for an office so that when hiring decisions came up (I was a temp for 2 years) they could give preference to the girls who took sick days to get laid or the guy who, when he was actually in the office instead of jail, went around asking if unicorns were real.
You've clearly never looked at a photo of a girl on MySpace or a dating website. Phones are always held in front of bathroom mirrors, so it all works out.
The whole point of state universities is to put your HR bimbo's favourite football team at the top of your resume so that she doesn't have to read any qualifications or make a critical decision. If they stop taking all the local lugs, how will anyone ever get hired?
That might work for ESPN, but anything else (an MLB package, and NFL package, etc.) would be absolutely worthless to anyone other than the fantasy sports-playing douches when it became clear that the $90 price tag only bought every game that your local team WASN'T playing.
How much and angle (women generally tend to use overhead perspective, which makes them look thinner).
Or you can just go by the general rules: "Average", "Fit", or "Athletic" = Chubby "A little extra" = Fat "Curvy" = Obese "Full-figured" = Morbidly "Curvy" --basically, the lower your starting expectations, the less likely they are to be dashed.
MOD PARENT UP. In fact, it's so pervasive that OkCupid, like most dating sites, makes you put your height in down to the inch/centimeter, but doesn't even have a field for weight (just generic "body type" descriptors that women always lie on anyhow).
Women can judge men based on height (if you're under 5'10" don't even bother) because the current year is 60,000 BC and a man who can reach the apple one branch higher than the others is clearly a better mate evolutionarily than the guy who's smart enough to figure out how to use a ladder. But if a man judges women based on weight -- which is completely based on choices and actions she makes, rather than the sheer luck of who had sex to make you -- he's an "asshole".
Every time I've used TM, the best you could do is choose a price level and I automatically got assigned the "best" seats in the corresponding section. Will they actually hold seats around the ones bought long enough for one's friends to notice and buy them, or is this one of those "Just because you can do something clearly means you should" cases?
So, 6 out of every 5 of Israelis have computers, eh? That's either an evil Zionist plot, or your numbers are just as $#!% as mine.
(For the record, I acutally did have a source form them, although now I'll cop to accidentally taking the wrong column of data -- although, to be fair, the title suggested the desired data would be the most-prominent. So 70% still have no access to the internet, and as AC below suggests, a lot of the other 30 are likely in places where all they have available is in a cafe.)
Aaaaaaand you've clearly never been to any of the bars around here. When the state outlawed smoking in bars a few years ago, "This is great! I can finally take my kids out!" was something people actually said to me.
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TFA measured "Average misspellings as percentage of sampled content", up from 0 in 2001 to over 6% now.
Or that the "D" guy is really an "A" (just look how much work he's got to do!), but the "A" man is really an "F" because in expecting to get paid for doing three times as much as everyone else he "displays a persistent bad attitude". Hell, in my last job they literally stuck me in a broom closet for an office so that when hiring decisions came up (I was a temp for 2 years) they could give preference to the girls who took sick days to get laid or the guy who, when he was actually in the office instead of jail, went around asking if unicorns were real.
"I am maintaining the integrity of being real" (TFA quote) is exactly what Bigfoot needs to be telling more reporters.
Because the men programming the systems never have another opportunity to hear a woman's voice telling them what to touch.
Or you could just middle click.
You've clearly never looked at a photo of a girl on MySpace or a dating website. Phones are always held in front of bathroom mirrors, so it all works out.
The whole point of state universities is to put your HR bimbo's favourite football team at the top of your resume so that she doesn't have to read any qualifications or make a critical decision. If they stop taking all the local lugs, how will anyone ever get hired?
That would come out to £2548.28. And here I thought £2000 was a literal ton of money.
(Note that while handing it over would be your civic duty, you can probably get a helluva lot more from a private collector.)
Which means there was an 11 year period where the fax was every bit as useful as it is today.
That might work for ESPN, but anything else (an MLB package, and NFL package, etc.) would be absolutely worthless to anyone other than the fantasy sports-playing douches when it became clear that the $90 price tag only bought every game that your local team WASN'T playing.
And Netflix streams well enough that "crappy DSL" can handle it on my TV.
How much and angle (women generally tend to use overhead perspective, which makes them look thinner).
Or you can just go by the general rules:
"Average", "Fit", or "Athletic" = Chubby
"A little extra" = Fat
"Curvy" = Obese
"Full-figured" = Morbidly "Curvy"
--basically, the lower your starting expectations, the less likely they are to be dashed.
Employees, yes. Masters, no.
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MOD PARENT UP. In fact, it's so pervasive that OkCupid, like most dating sites, makes you put your height in down to the inch/centimeter, but doesn't even have a field for weight (just generic "body type" descriptors that women always lie on anyhow).
Women can judge men based on height (if you're under 5'10" don't even bother) because the current year is 60,000 BC and a man who can reach the apple one branch higher than the others is clearly a better mate evolutionarily than the guy who's smart enough to figure out how to use a ladder. But if a man judges women based on weight -- which is completely based on choices and actions she makes, rather than the sheer luck of who had sex to make you -- he's an "asshole".
Every time I've used TM, the best you could do is choose a price level and I automatically got assigned the "best" seats in the corresponding section. Will they actually hold seats around the ones bought long enough for one's friends to notice and buy them, or is this one of those "Just because you can do something clearly means you should" cases?
I'm sorry, but the card says "Moops".
If you can afford to buy the beer outright, you shouldn't have to case the store.
So, 6 out of every 5 of Israelis have computers, eh? That's either an evil Zionist plot, or your numbers are just as $#!% as mine.
(For the record, I acutally did have a source form them, although now I'll cop to accidentally taking the wrong column of data -- although, to be fair, the title suggested the desired data would be the most-prominent. So 70% still have no access to the internet, and as AC below suggests, a lot of the other 30 are likely in places where all they have available is in a cafe.)
If you have a computer, you're richer than 95% of the world.
What? Like pushing the backs of both hands together? I've seen puppets of tyrannosauri with better-evolved manual dexterity than that!
Doesn't that mean eight Canuck-bucks are better than eight Yankee dollars, too? Or is the $7.99 Canadian price not in CAD?
All of this, and ksirtet.
Netflix in the States is also $7.99, but in Contintentals. In Loonies, that's $7.54.
So it's 1.06x the US price, not 0.5x.
Aaaaaaand you've clearly never been to any of the bars around here. When the state outlawed smoking in bars a few years ago, "This is great! I can finally take my kids out!" was something people actually said to me.