Is a ski mask just a beanie that covers your entire head? If so, I guess this still makes sense: Bank robber lol
Imagine if the tow truck guy was ALSO a sov cit and he took the contract and did the sovcit magic and signed his name in red ink at a 45 degree angle on this contract lol. Do you think the original guy would be like "hmm OK yup, you got me" or would he double-down?
From Genius:
"Guns N Roses guitarist Slash – who wrote most of the music for this song – wanted the repeat of the chorus to change to:
Where the girls are fat
And they’ve got big titties
Lead singer Axl Rose didn’t go for it. Instead it follows with nice sights most Americans long to find. Particularly for being better than usual (after all, the grass is always greener on the other side).
Note the alliteration: grass, green and girls."
Thanks for the fun fact! I didn't know this.
This week has been crap. It's my first week working since before Christmas and I was hoping to just ease back in, but instead there were both work and personal emergencies that will have long time repercussions. Frankly, I'm just exhausted.
Hope everyone else is doing well though :)
Whoops! Got me
If you feel like it is too easy and you're worried that you're not doing enough or if you want to do more, I would recommend communicating with your manager. One, to make sure you're meeting expectations, and two, to see if there's a possibility of doing more/taking on more responsibilities (if you want to, if not, disregard). For the former, this ensures that you're not missing something that they expected you to be doing, so that you're not surprised by how they feel about your work later. For the latter, doing more may feel more personally fulfilling, and additionally, taking on more responsibilities could mean a promotion or a bump in pay.
If I've learned anything during my jobs, it's to overcommunicate with my manager to make sure that we're on the same page with how we're both feeling.
Oh my god, I've watched that before but I never noticed the "are you winning son" reference! lmao thanks for reminding me of the music video too, it's excellent
Oops sorry, didn't read that correctly. Thanks for letting us choose! (and I'm glad you didn't have to go crazy with the repetitions lol)
Does this mean you that option 1 won?
Thanks for the link, I'd never heard of Rising Tide before today but I was so impressed with the interview that I donated them some money! Cheers!
I love you for this. Thank you for all of your hard work!
The last thing on my to-do list is to die ᖍ(ツ)ᖌ
Crosspost to the cartography anarchy community!
Totally understandable, it's the best poptart flavor
MoistCr1TiKaL revealed that he was called as a witness during the Billy Mitchell v Karl Jobst case in a bizarre court appearance.
Listen to (I Don't Want to Be A) Billionaire on your streaming service
This song is keeping me going this week
Anti-abortion Republican Derrick Anderson, who is running for Virginia’s seventh congressional district, appears to be trying to appeal to women using a bizarre tactic.
Article here: > It looks like a family holiday card except that the woman and children posing with Republican Derrick Anderson are not his wife or his offspring. > > Anderson, who running in a close race for Virginia’s seventh congressional district, was seen in another image seated around the dining table with the same woman and three girls. > > The images came to light in an article by The New York Times, headlined “G.O.P. Candidates, Looking to Soften Their Image, Turn to Their Wives,” which reported how “male Republicans struggling to appeal to female voters concerned about their records on reproductive rights are unleashing their spouses to make the pitch on their behalf.” > > However Anderson, who is childless, engaged to be married and lives alone with his dog, sought to borrow the wife and children from a longtime friend in an apparent effort to appear as a family man. > > A spokesman for Anderson criticized The New York Times for focusing on the footage and said that “Derrick’s opponent and every other candidate in America are in similar pictures and video with supporters of all kinds.” The spokesman said the video simply showed Anderson “with female supporters and their kids.” > > However, comments by vice presidential candidate JD Vance making fun of “childless cat ladies” and a push by Republicans to roll back abortion rights have not been popular with the electorate. > > In 2022, Anderson praised the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn the Roe v. Wade decision that provided women with abortion access, saying “SCOTUS finally got it right.” > > His decision to pose with a family that was not his own was widely mocked on social media.