He could be comparing by equivalent ages, so the one who went into a trade would already have three or four years under his belt when the college grad starts.
It's not exactly clear what he means. Perhaps he should get that degree in communications?
This was pointed out to me some time back, when I asked a kiwi why it was a separate country instead of being a province (or whatever they're called) of Australia.
In my defence, it doesn't look anywhere near that far on a map.
I'd expect that if three people with a total IQ of over 60 had sat down and thought about it for five minutes they'd have concluded that this was a bad idea.
But they *are* separate projects! It's pure coincidence that if you look at them all together from a specific angle at the right time of day it (umm, I mean *they*) might, to the untrained eye, superficially resemble a single large one.
It was when 5p coins would work as 1DM in vending machines, so not yesterday.
From Wikipedia: "If one wants to cross the street outside the markings of traffic lights or crosswalks, one must carefully convince one's self before and during the crossing that the road is clear and wait before crossing if a vehicle approaches. A pedestrian must not interrupt the flowing traffic."
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He could be comparing by equivalent ages, so the one who went into a trade would already have three or four years under his belt when the college grad starts.
It's not exactly clear what he means. Perhaps he should get that degree in communications?
WHOOOSH!
(That was not a hurricane)
This was pointed out to me some time back, when I asked a kiwi why it was a separate country instead of being a province (or whatever they're called) of Australia.
In my defence, it doesn't look anywhere near that far on a map.
Especially the ones who aren't violent enough to be police officers.
People will stop believing wild rumours on one medium when they start believing them on another.
Stupidity is like a balloon full of water. Squeeze it in one place and it bulges out in another.
Talking to yourself again.
If it occupies time that you'd otherwise use for posting utter shite then I'd take that result.
That relies on the active ingredient being evenly distributed in the inert carrier, i.e. perfect mixing.
You say that like it's a bad thing. There are more than enough poor people around already without them living forever.
Perhaps they didn't want to panic you by speaking in a foreign language.
Were they brown?
Become an awesome independent contractor like cayenne8.
Did I mention that he's awesome?
Cost of coffee is tangible. Money crosses the organisation boundary. It shows up on somebody's cost centre.
Productivity, and the indirect effect small things have on it, is difficult to measure at the best of times.
Which do you think the MBAs & PHBs are more likely to care about?
I can remember when there wasn't much difference.
*sigh*
I'd expect that if three people with a total IQ of over 60 had sat down and thought about it for five minutes they'd have concluded that this was a bad idea.
Unsupervised millenials again.
It doesn't necessarily follow that they were intending to be deceptive. Maybe they were just copying everything else on the internet.
But they *are* separate projects! It's pure coincidence that if you look at them all together from a specific angle at the right time of day it (umm, I mean *they*) might, to the untrained eye, superficially resemble a single large one.
And you can't prove otherwise, ner ner ner!
Thankfully that could never happen in the USA. Much easier to just shoot everyone.
I'm surprise Rei isn't here blaming it on short cellars.
TY, IHAW.
They're very dangerous to humans. You can trip over them.
Ever been to France or Italy? They ignore them whether the coast is clear or not.
Stupid choice of name, since there already was an actual coin called a Taler.
Toejam would have been much better.
It was when 5p coins would work as 1DM in vending machines, so not yesterday.
From Wikipedia: "If one wants to cross the street outside the markings of traffic lights or crosswalks, one must carefully convince one's self before and during the crossing that the road is clear and wait before crossing if a vehicle approaches. A pedestrian must not interrupt the flowing traffic."
My first thought was that it was some hipster fuckwad who's read ( or at least flipped through) Docker for Dummies.
Your idea has merit, though.
Was all this before you were a Navy Seal and a test pilot, or after?
And if they leave as soon as they become useful he's probably treating them badly, underpaying them, or both.