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On February 12 2015 00:28 Comeh wrote:Show nested quote +On February 12 2015 00:25 teddyoojo wrote:
man ive just read a couple months old story from reddit about some guy that went to mexico to kill himself and ended up doing hookers and blow for a week and then decided he wont kill himself
what an amazing world we live in Why do you have to be in Mexico to kill yourself? Like, just go to Detroit - that should make you want to do it.
I know someone who knows a friend jumped on the 5th floor of a mall and lives to die painfully.
On February 12 2015 00:25 teddyoojo wrote:
man ive just read a couple months old story from reddit about some guy that went to mexico to kill himself and ended up doing hookers and blow for a week and then decided he wont kill himself
what an amazing world we live in
This reminds me of one news in china where a 15 yr old tried to commit suicide on some bridge and there was already a news crew and a crowd. And then he didn't commit suicide cause one girl was trying to persuade him and she suddenly kissed him then the rescuers took the chance to grab the kid out of harms way while she was stunned being kissed by the girl.
The cool thing is the girl don't know the kid. She just did it cause she wants to help.
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yeah both are pretty cute stories ur right
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On February 12 2015 00:29 goody153 wrote:Show nested quote +On February 12 2015 00:22 Plansix wrote:
I would avoid using the phrase "menial labor" when talking about nurses and their job. It is a super hard job and under appreciated. Really, just don't use it when describing anyone's profession. Show nested quote +On February 12 2015 00:24 Firebolt145 wrote:On February 12 2015 00:17 goody153 wrote:On February 12 2015 00:12 Acritter wrote:Isn't that what nurses are for? + Show Spoiler +I am being tongue-in-cheek here if you meant breaking out medical bad news .. i think it's the doctors who does that the nurses just change the bedding, deal with cranky family/patient and other menial labor. While it's usually doctors that break bad news, you're massively shortselling what nurses do. I actually don't mean "menial labor" in a bad way. I just don't wanna list down everything they do i tried to categorize it. I know about nurses work cause my sister graduated as a nurse and worked as one at one point of her life. She has a different profession now though since she said it's really tough.
I was pretty sure you didn't, I just wouldn't use those words, because they mean unskilled work.
Menial: (of work) not requiring much skill and lacking prestige.
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if you go to detroit to enjoy hookers and blow i guarantee you wont survive the week white boy
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Anyone who knows HTML who can help me and tell me why the fuck my table borders isn't showing up? removed everything nonrelevant codewise and even downloaded sublime text to make it easier to read it. Put the CSS code into the HTML code too.
I really don't know.
+ Show Spoiler +
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On February 12 2015 00:32 Comeh wrote:A: Implying there is a humane way to kill someone. B: Implying those chemicals aren't available in Detroit
depends what your definition of humane is
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On February 12 2015 00:36 Rocket-Bear wrote:Anyone who knows HTML who can help me and tell me why the fuck my table borders isn't showing up? removed everything nonrelevant codewise and even downloaded sublime text to make it easier to read it. Put the CSS code into the HTML code too. I really don't know. + Show Spoiler +
is this just your way of sneaking a twitch emote onto LD without getting warned? 
I think it's because you're missing a "solid" in your table style
change line 13 to:
border: 10px solid white;
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On February 12 2015 00:36 Rocket-Bear wrote:Anyone who knows HTML who can help me and tell me why the fuck my table borders isn't showing up? removed everything nonrelevant codewise and even downloaded sublime text to make it easier to read it. Put the CSS code into the HTML code too. I really don't know. + Show Spoiler +
add solid
border: solid 10px white;
sniped haha
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Ah ok, actually didn't know solid was mandatory. Thank you so much guys. Been stuck on this shit trying stuff for like half an hour and just couldn't figure out where the issue was.
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On February 12 2015 00:34 teddyoojo wrote:
yeah both are pretty cute stories ur right
well both technically have sad ending
The first one is that he still died but with hospital bills and he probably felt all the broken bones.
And for the chinese one isn't there some kind of law in china where you can't commit suicide. Since he failed in doing so he'll probably end up in jail. His life is already ruined.
On February 12 2015 00:35 Plansix wrote:Show nested quote +On February 12 2015 00:29 goody153 wrote:On February 12 2015 00:22 Plansix wrote:
I would avoid using the phrase "menial labor" when talking about nurses and their job. It is a super hard job and under appreciated. Really, just don't use it when describing anyone's profession. On February 12 2015 00:24 Firebolt145 wrote:On February 12 2015 00:17 goody153 wrote:On February 12 2015 00:12 Acritter wrote:Isn't that what nurses are for? + Show Spoiler +I am being tongue-in-cheek here if you meant breaking out medical bad news .. i think it's the doctors who does that the nurses just change the bedding, deal with cranky family/patient and other menial labor. While it's usually doctors that break bad news, you're massively shortselling what nurses do. I actually don't mean "menial labor" in a bad way. I just don't wanna list down everything they do i tried to categorize it. I know about nurses work cause my sister graduated as a nurse and worked as one at one point of her life. She has a different profession now though since she said it's really tough. I was pretty sure you didn't, I just wouldn't use those words, because they mean unskilled work. Menial: (of work) not requiring much skill and lacking prestige.
Sorry english is not my first language so some of the words i use on some context are just words i find similar/synonymous. Sometimes i don't realize there a degree/severity about it and i shouldn't use it at some situations.
What's the correct word to describe it other than "menial" ?
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On February 12 2015 00:41 YourGoodFriend wrote:Show nested quote +On February 12 2015 00:36 Rocket-Bear wrote:Anyone who knows HTML who can help me and tell me why the fuck my table borders isn't showing up? removed everything nonrelevant codewise and even downloaded sublime text to make it easier to read it. Put the CSS code into the HTML code too. I really don't know. + Show Spoiler + add solid border: solid 10px white; sniped haha
thanks for standing still, wanker
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On February 12 2015 00:42 Rocket-Bear wrote:
Ah ok, actually didn't know solid was mandatory. Thank you so much guys. Been stuck on this shit trying stuff for like half an hour and just couldn't figure out where the issue was.
Yup also feel free to pm if you ever need some help I don't know everything but I do web development for a living some I might be able to help you if you ever get stuck
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On February 12 2015 00:42 Rocket-Bear wrote:
Ah ok, actually didn't know solid was mandatory. Thank you so much guys. Been stuck on this shit trying stuff for like half an hour and just couldn't figure out where the issue was.
there is a thread here in TL when it comes to programming and IT shit.
http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/general/134491-the-big-programming-thread
so many guru's there although sometimes it takes time for someone to respond.
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On February 12 2015 00:46 goody153 wrote:Show nested quote +On February 12 2015 00:42 Rocket-Bear wrote:
Ah ok, actually didn't know solid was mandatory. Thank you so much guys. Been stuck on this shit trying stuff for like half an hour and just couldn't figure out where the issue was. there is a thread here in TL when it comes to programming and IT shit. http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/general/134491-the-big-programming-threadso many guru's there although sometimes it takes time for someone to respond.
but we gotta make our own so we can remain independent of TL
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On February 12 2015 00:43 goody153 wrote:Show nested quote +On February 12 2015 00:34 teddyoojo wrote:
yeah both are pretty cute stories ur right well both technically have sad ending The first one is that he still died but with hospital bills and he probably felt all the broken bones. And for the chinese one isn't there some kind of law in china where you can't commit suicide. Since he failed in doing so he'll probably end up in jail. His life is already ruined. Show nested quote +On February 12 2015 00:35 Plansix wrote:On February 12 2015 00:29 goody153 wrote:On February 12 2015 00:22 Plansix wrote:
I would avoid using the phrase "menial labor" when talking about nurses and their job. It is a super hard job and under appreciated. Really, just don't use it when describing anyone's profession. On February 12 2015 00:24 Firebolt145 wrote:On February 12 2015 00:17 goody153 wrote:On February 12 2015 00:12 Acritter wrote:Isn't that what nurses are for? + Show Spoiler +I am being tongue-in-cheek here if you meant breaking out medical bad news .. i think it's the doctors who does that the nurses just change the bedding, deal with cranky family/patient and other menial labor. While it's usually doctors that break bad news, you're massively shortselling what nurses do. I actually don't mean "menial labor" in a bad way. I just don't wanna list down everything they do i tried to categorize it. I know about nurses work cause my sister graduated as a nurse and worked as one at one point of her life. She has a different profession now though since she said it's really tough. I was pretty sure you didn't, I just wouldn't use those words, because they mean unskilled work. Menial: (of work) not requiring much skill and lacking prestige. Sorry english is not my first language so some of the words i use on some context are just words i find similar/synonymous. Sometimes i don't realize there a degree/severity about it and i shouldn't use it at some situations. What's the correct word to describe it other than "menial" ?
Probably just "non-prestigious" would do fine. Because I don't think anyone can argue about that: nobody brags that they're cleaning bedpans. It's necessary work, it's hard work, and the job requires a lot of training, but very few parts of it have any kind of prestige.
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On February 12 2015 00:47 Acritter wrote:Show nested quote +On February 12 2015 00:43 goody153 wrote:On February 12 2015 00:34 teddyoojo wrote:
yeah both are pretty cute stories ur right well both technically have sad ending The first one is that he still died but with hospital bills and he probably felt all the broken bones. And for the chinese one isn't there some kind of law in china where you can't commit suicide. Since he failed in doing so he'll probably end up in jail. His life is already ruined. On February 12 2015 00:35 Plansix wrote:On February 12 2015 00:29 goody153 wrote:On February 12 2015 00:22 Plansix wrote:
I would avoid using the phrase "menial labor" when talking about nurses and their job. It is a super hard job and under appreciated. Really, just don't use it when describing anyone's profession. On February 12 2015 00:24 Firebolt145 wrote:On February 12 2015 00:17 goody153 wrote:On February 12 2015 00:12 Acritter wrote:Isn't that what nurses are for? + Show Spoiler +I am being tongue-in-cheek here if you meant breaking out medical bad news .. i think it's the doctors who does that the nurses just change the bedding, deal with cranky family/patient and other menial labor. While it's usually doctors that break bad news, you're massively shortselling what nurses do. I actually don't mean "menial labor" in a bad way. I just don't wanna list down everything they do i tried to categorize it. I know about nurses work cause my sister graduated as a nurse and worked as one at one point of her life. She has a different profession now though since she said it's really tough. I was pretty sure you didn't, I just wouldn't use those words, because they mean unskilled work. Menial: (of work) not requiring much skill and lacking prestige. Sorry english is not my first language so some of the words i use on some context are just words i find similar/synonymous. Sometimes i don't realize there a degree/severity about it and i shouldn't use it at some situations. What's the correct word to describe it other than "menial" ? Probably just "non-prestigious" would do fine. Because I don't think anyone can argue about that: nobody brags that they're cleaning bedpans. It's necessary work, it's hard work, and the job requires a lot of training, but very few parts of it have any kind of prestige.
Yeah it's like 5 position support . .You buy all the wards/tango/other stuff , you take all the fall from teammates. Yet you get the bad end, unappreciated but you are necessary for the team.
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On February 12 2015 00:42 Rocket-Bear wrote:
Ah ok, actually didn't know solid was mandatory. Thank you so much guys. Been stuck on this shit trying stuff for like half an hour and just couldn't figure out where the issue was.
Use pastebin next time 
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Great to know there are people who work on web dev. here.
Does anybody work/know DIP ? android dev ?
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On February 12 2015 00:57 goody153 wrote:
Great to know there are people who work on web dev. here.
Does anybody work/know DIP ? android dev ?
I did android dev back in the day (when Motorola Droid was the coolest smart phone) but havent done anything in about 4 years
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On February 12 2015 00:59 YourGoodFriend wrote:Show nested quote +On February 12 2015 00:57 goody153 wrote:
Great to know there are people who work on web dev. here.
Does anybody work/know DIP ? android dev ? I did android dev back in the day (when Motorola Droid was the coolest smart phone) but havent done anything in about 4 years
What did you use ? was java hot back then for mobile ? What made you switch web dev ? (i'm curious cause i little bit of everything but i'm trying to figure out what path should i work on if i'm not going full NEET soon)
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