EPTYo Crusnik, which part of PA you live at?
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sung_moon
United States10110 Posts
Yo Crusnik, which part of PA you live at? | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
http://thedailyshow.cc.com/extended-interviews/xjg4x6/exclusive-judith-miller-extended-interview | ||
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Gahlo
United States35158 Posts
On May 01 2015 09:18 jcarlsoniv wrote: soooo this was good http://thedailyshow.cc.com/extended-interviews/xjg4x6/exclusive-judith-miller-extended-interview rekt | ||
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wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
On May 01 2015 09:18 jcarlsoniv wrote: soooo this was good http://thedailyshow.cc.com/extended-interviews/xjg4x6/exclusive-judith-miller-extended-interview haven't got a chance to watch this yet, but from what I remember didn't all news outlets get it wrong? and that even official intelligence used the same source as her? | ||
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Crusnik
United States5378 Posts
On May 01 2015 09:04 wei2coolman wrote: oh wow, must be getting a lot overtime then... I'm at 48 hours this week. Normally, we work 10 hour days, M-F, it gets fucking old as shit. | ||
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wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
On May 01 2015 09:41 Crusnik wrote: I'm at 48 hours this week. Normally, we work 10 hour days, M-F, it gets fucking old as shit. That sucks balls. I hope you find something a lot less killer. I dunno how the fuck my dad did it but he was working like 80hour work weeks for like 30 years of his life. | ||
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JonGalt
Pootie too good!4331 Posts
On May 01 2015 08:33 Lord Tolkien wrote: what kind of keyboard? depending on what kind, you can take it apart and clean it Steelseries 6gv2. And yeah I had planned to do it this weekend. Unfortunately the moment of my clumsiness was while I was planting the bomb in the csgo video game, so only had time for a quick dry. Crusnik you should look into the natural gas companies in the area. I bet you get gooood money from them. Marcellus Shale baby. | ||
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Crusnik
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wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
On May 01 2015 09:53 Crusnik wrote: I'm complaining, but my dad does that as well, without the benefits of OT/prevailing wage. He may hate it, but fuck I don't want to be at/going to/coming home from work for 12 hours every day, I want time to relax and just do stuff, maybe go out and meet people, instead of being too tired to bother.... It's definitely a generational thing. | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On May 01 2015 09:38 wei2coolman wrote: haven't got a chance to watch this yet, but from what I remember didn't all news outlets get it wrong? and that even official intelligence used the same source as her? That's not really what he's arguing. He's saying that there was a concerted effort behind getting people to want to go to war. He believes the media is misled with intelligence or negligent with the information they receive, and that there is a systematic flaw that no one addresses. His last point really drives it home though + Show Spoiler + Most everyone agrees that, in hindsight, starting wars there did more harm than good. But everyone involved passes the buck - "yes that happened, but also this happened..." I'll keep saying it - I just really enjoy the Daily Show right now. Jon is distressed about the issues in everything, and he's doing an amazing job calling bullshit on it all. | ||
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BlackPaladin
United States9316 Posts
Basically all his life he worked 50+ hours since he was the only one working. My mom was taking care of my sis and me when we were little, and she was planning on going back to work when I turned school age (5), but then died when I was 3....so that didn't exactly work out for him as planned. x_x It's why I feel so shit that I'm still living with him and going to school. I want to be out making a decent wage so I can help him in his old age financially just so he doesn't need to worry anymore about money and can just relax and enjoy cars and shit. | ||
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JonGalt
Pootie too good!4331 Posts
On May 01 2015 09:53 Crusnik wrote: I'm complaining, but my dad does that as well, without the benefits of OT/prevailing wage. He may hate it, but fuck I don't want to be at/going to/coming home from work for 12 hours every day, I want time to relax and just do stuff, maybe go out and meet people, instead of being too tired to bother.... Gotta do you homie. Trust your instincts. | ||
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GhandiEAGLE
United States20754 Posts
Today has been a very sad day indeed. That playlist had over 2000 handpicked songs... | ||
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Cixah
United States11285 Posts
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ComaDose
Canada10357 Posts
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red_
United States8474 Posts
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JonGalt
Pootie too good!4331 Posts
On May 01 2015 09:59 BlackPaladin wrote: Yeah my dad was working 70-75 hours every week for almost 2 years. I've told this story before, but during that time he even went through problems with his electrolytes from working so much. He'd work those 75 hours, cook dinner, and at night and on off days still would do yard work (mowing the lawn mainly, I did all the busy work like weeding, mulching, etc) and working on our house preparing to sell it. Basically all his life he worked 50+ hours since he was the only one working. My mom was taking care of my sis and me when we were little, and she was planning on going back to work when I turned school age (5), but then died when I was 3....so that didn't exactly work out for him as planned. x_x It's why I feel so shit that I'm still living with him and going to school. I want to be out making a decent wage so I can help him in his old age financially just so he doesn't need to worry anymore about money and can just relax and enjoy cars and shit. Damn dude. Hey but don't feel bad man. He's putting the work in cause he knows you got his back in the future. | ||
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Sunaj
Canada2041 Posts
On May 01 2015 05:33 GhandiEAGLE wrote: Please tell me it what it was like. I've forgotten. It's ok Jeff, I've never opened a legendary in Hearthstone either, you're not alone buddy  + Show Spoiler + noone tell him I don't play the game Also to anyone planning on seeing the Avengers, as a non super hero dude dragged to kinda unwillingly, it was pretty good! | ||
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wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
On May 01 2015 09:59 jcarlsoniv wrote: That's not really what he's arguing. He's saying that there was a concerted effort behind getting people to want to go to war. He believes the media is misled with intelligence or negligent with the information they receive, and that there is a systematic flaw that no one addresses. His last point really drives it home though + Show Spoiler + Most everyone agrees that, in hindsight, starting wars there did more harm than good. But everyone involved passes the buck - "yes that happened, but also this happened..." I'll keep saying it - I just really enjoy the Daily Show right now. Jon is distressed about the issues in everything, and he's doing an amazing job calling bullshit on it all. Isn't that just hindsight 20/20? While I don't necessarily agree with how Iraq played out, he doesn't present the counter argument as to why we shouldn't have with the basis of intelligence of what was given at that time.. | ||
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Karis Vas Ryaar
United States4396 Posts
On May 01 2015 10:19 GhandiEAGLE wrote: Wow. RIP Grooveshark. Today has been a very sad day indeed. That playlist had over 2000 handpicked songs... did it finally have to close? | ||
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