I don't think I'm capable of "falling in love" to the same degree as I was as a teenager. Perhaps a little life experience will always kind of inevitably make you detach yourself a bit from other people.
I don't think I'm capable of "falling in love" to the same degree as I was as a teenager. Perhaps a little life experience will always kind of inevitably make you detach yourself a bit from other people.
i have never experienced this human emotion called love
my roommate is bringing home guys while her boyfriend that she 'looooooooooooooves' is deployed over seas
Valentines Day she arranges this big bouquet of flowers on the kitchen table that he sent her
next night random dude in her room
i've only lived with her for a month so i dont know her guy or would bother to get involved with that situation even if i did since i'm the one who lives with her
but yeah it also makes me sick to my stomach
Fuck that, call his CO.
you want to drop it on a guy in a warzone that his gf is cheating on him?
i'd rather he focused on staying alive
No! Call his CO. Let the person who knows the guy's situation deal with it.
"Deployed overseas" might mean shifting crates in a warehouse in Germany.
yeah but if he's at a FOB that shit can be dangerous I dunno about this advice
From what I understand soldiers being cheated on is incredibly common. I'm p sure the CO would know what to do and whether to pass it on or not. They most likely have experience.
Not every CO is a good CO, I'd be pretty uncomfortable about it. He's just as cheated on when he gets back.
my roommate is bringing home guys while her boyfriend that she 'looooooooooooooves' is deployed over seas
Valentines Day she arranges this big bouquet of flowers on the kitchen table that he sent her
next night random dude in her room
i've only lived with her for a month so i dont know her guy or would bother to get involved with that situation even if i did since i'm the one who lives with her
but yeah it also makes me sick to my stomach
Fuck that, call his CO.
you want to drop it on a guy in a warzone that his gf is cheating on him?
i'd rather he focused on staying alive
No! Call his CO. Let the person who knows the guy's situation deal with it.
"Deployed overseas" might mean shifting crates in a warehouse in Germany.
yeah but if he's at a FOB that shit can be dangerous I dunno about this advice
That is exactly why you tell his Commanding Officer.
Who is positioned to make judgments about how dangerous the guy's situation is, and what his mental state is like.
I don't think I'm capable of "falling in love" to the same degree as I was as a teenager. Perhaps a little life experience will always kind of inevitably make you detach yourself a bit from other people.
i have never experienced this human emotion called love
my roommate is bringing home guys while her boyfriend that she 'looooooooooooooves' is deployed over seas
Valentines Day she arranges this big bouquet of flowers on the kitchen table that he sent her
next night random dude in her room
i've only lived with her for a month so i dont know her guy or would bother to get involved with that situation even if i did since i'm the one who lives with her
but yeah it also makes me sick to my stomach
Fuck that, call his CO.
you want to drop it on a guy in a warzone that his gf is cheating on him?
i'd rather he focused on staying alive
No! Call his CO. Let the person who knows the guy's situation deal with it.
"Deployed overseas" might mean shifting crates in a warehouse in Germany.
yeah but if he's at a FOB that shit can be dangerous I dunno about this advice
From what I understand soldiers being cheated on is incredibly common. I'm p sure the CO would know what to do and whether to pass it on or not. They most likely have experience.
They probably have actual training for dealing with it.
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If the guy is your friend, you do have a moral obligation to tell him.
But if it's this girl's boyfriend who you've never met, while it's still not unreasonable to consider telling him (or his CO), you are not obliged to.
...and of course, as always, Kill Hitler.
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TehSlothHit Or MissI Guess They Never Miss, HuhRegistered Userregular
I mean, things are probably different in the military but if I had a top 5 list of people I didn't want being told about my girlfriend cheating on me with I think "my boss" would be like, 3 of those people.
my roommate is bringing home guys while her boyfriend that she 'looooooooooooooves' is deployed over seas
Valentines Day she arranges this big bouquet of flowers on the kitchen table that he sent her
next night random dude in her room
i've only lived with her for a month so i dont know her guy or would bother to get involved with that situation even if i did since i'm the one who lives with her
but yeah it also makes me sick to my stomach
Fuck that, call his CO.
you want to drop it on a guy in a warzone that his gf is cheating on him?
i'd rather he focused on staying alive
No! Call his CO. Let the person who knows the guy's situation deal with it.
"Deployed overseas" might mean shifting crates in a warehouse in Germany.
yeah but if he's at a FOB that shit can be dangerous I dunno about this advice
From what I understand soldiers being cheated on is incredibly common. I'm p sure the CO would know what to do and whether to pass it on or not. They most likely have experience.
Not every CO is a good CO, I'd be pretty uncomfortable about it. He's just as cheated on when he gets back.
True, but he has a lot more money and no expectations of a happy reunion with the trick he thinks he's dating.
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zepherinRussian warship, go fuck yourselfRegistered Userregular
my roommate is bringing home guys while her boyfriend that she 'looooooooooooooves' is deployed over seas
Valentines Day she arranges this big bouquet of flowers on the kitchen table that he sent her
next night random dude in her room
i've only lived with her for a month so i dont know her guy or would bother to get involved with that situation even if i did since i'm the one who lives with her
but yeah it also makes me sick to my stomach
Fuck that, call his CO.
you want to drop it on a guy in a warzone that his gf is cheating on him?
i'd rather he focused on staying alive
No! Call his CO. Let the person who knows the guy's situation deal with it.
"Deployed overseas" might mean shifting crates in a warehouse in Germany.
yeah but if he's at a FOB that shit can be dangerous I dunno about this advice
From what I understand soldiers being cheated on is incredibly common. I'm p sure the CO would know what to do and whether to pass it on or not. They most likely have experience.
They probably have actual training for dealing with it.
there's training on being middle management but there's a shitload of shitty middle managers
I mean there are probably a higher percentage of good COs to middle managers at any given company, or at least I would like to think so, but I don't see the point in rushing that info when there is a non zero chance of fucking the dude up worse than he needs to be in a potentially dangerous or at least isolated situation. You risk nothing by waiting till he's not deployed.
my roommate is bringing home guys while her boyfriend that she 'looooooooooooooves' is deployed over seas
Valentines Day she arranges this big bouquet of flowers on the kitchen table that he sent her
next night random dude in her room
i've only lived with her for a month so i dont know her guy or would bother to get involved with that situation even if i did since i'm the one who lives with her
but yeah it also makes me sick to my stomach
Fuck that, call his CO.
you want to drop it on a guy in a warzone that his gf is cheating on him?
i'd rather he focused on staying alive
No! Call his CO. Let the person who knows the guy's situation deal with it.
"Deployed overseas" might mean shifting crates in a warehouse in Germany.
yeah but if he's at a FOB that shit can be dangerous I dunno about this advice
From what I understand soldiers being cheated on is incredibly common. I'm p sure the CO would know what to do and whether to pass it on or not. They most likely have experience.
Not every CO is a good CO, I'd be pretty uncomfortable about it. He's just as cheated on when he gets back.
True, but he has a lot more money and no expectations of a happy reunion with the trick he thinks he's dating.
possibly, but the whole plan just reeks a little to me of someone being super gung ho about doing the "right" thing and sticking it to that "trick" and I start thinking about what roads to hell are paved with.
One thing that bugs me about working the triage office is that the front window has a big fuck-off sign that says quite clearly, "SIGN IN HERE" over the pile of clipboards , and yet people all day just come up to the window and stand there until I tell them what to do.
I've been to hospitals and dr's offices where no one will look at that list for like... 40 minutes.
I can see why they'd want to have someone acknowledge that they've arrived.
Hospitals are the worst about this. If it's not by ambulance it's obviously not critical!
As the guy next to me holds an open wound in his chest weeping blood because he lives like a mile from the hospital and walked there.
It is all about acknowledgment, isn't it?
People just want to know that someone is paying attention to them.
As for the ambulance thing, it's pretty unfair, but it's the way the system is set up. You can't hardly triage an ambulance patient into the waiting room, so they end up getting priority even when they shouldn't.
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Deebaseron my way to work in a suit and a tieAhhhh...come on fucking guyRegistered Userregular
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How do I get invited to a private subreddit?
r/pentaho sounds like the motherfucking promised land, but I cant get to it.
If the guy is your friend, you do have a moral obligation to tell him.
But if it's this girl's boyfriend who you've never met, while it's still not unreasonable to consider telling him (or his CO), you are not obliged to.
There are consequences if EB involves himself and tattles; EB's roommate will hate him for ruining her relationship with her boyfriend. The boyfriend will be hurt by the roommate's betrayal.
I mean, I'm playing it kind of compulsively but I'm not sure I'm having any fun
Also has that RPG problem where I'm not quite sure if the combat is really clunky or if it's just that my guy is very low level and has shitty starting weapons
my roommate is bringing home guys while her boyfriend that she 'looooooooooooooves' is deployed over seas
Valentines Day she arranges this big bouquet of flowers on the kitchen table that he sent her
next night random dude in her room
i've only lived with her for a month so i dont know her guy or would bother to get involved with that situation even if i did since i'm the one who lives with her
but yeah it also makes me sick to my stomach
Fuck that, call his CO.
you want to drop it on a guy in a warzone that his gf is cheating on him?
i'd rather he focused on staying alive
No! Call his CO. Let the person who knows the guy's situation deal with it.
"Deployed overseas" might mean shifting crates in a warehouse in Germany.
yeah but if he's at a FOB that shit can be dangerous I dunno about this advice
From what I understand soldiers being cheated on is incredibly common. I'm p sure the CO would know what to do and whether to pass it on or not. They most likely have experience.
Not every CO is a good CO, I'd be pretty uncomfortable about it. He's just as cheated on when he gets back.
True, but he has a lot more money and no expectations of a happy reunion with the trick he thinks he's dating.
possibly, but the whole plan just reeks a little to me of someone being super gung ho about doing the "right" thing and sticking it to that "trick" and I start thinking about what roads to hell are paved with.
I don't think it's ever good to be party to a lie or a breach of trust. "If you kept my bullshit secret, this bad thing wouldn't have happened" isn't compelling to me.
In all cases, the blame for that bad thing falls on the liar, not on the one who exposed it.
I mean, I'm playing it kind of compulsively but I'm not sure I'm having any fun
Also has that RPG problem where I'm not quite sure if the combat is really clunky or if it's just that my guy is very low level and has shitty starting weapons
I mean, I'm playing it kind of compulsively but I'm not sure I'm having any fun
Also has that RPG problem where I'm not quite sure if the combat is really clunky or if it's just that my guy is very low level and has shitty starting weapons
There are three levels in Dead Island: the beach and resort, the nearby city and the sewers, and the jungle. The first level in the resort is the best part of the game so if you're not having fun now, hang it up and play another game; things don't improve.
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Deebaseron my way to work in a suit and a tieAhhhh...come on fucking guyRegistered Userregular
I mean, I'm playing it kind of compulsively but I'm not sure I'm having any fun
Also has that RPG problem where I'm not quite sure if the combat is really clunky or if it's just that my guy is very low level and has shitty starting weapons
My knife broke after stabbing less than a dozen zombies in the face. At that point I turned the game off.
Durability in zombie games is a stupid mechanic.
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ZampanovYou May Not Go HomeUntil Tonight Has Been MagicalRegistered Userregular
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so a guy in kind of the job i want is leaving
hmm.
HMM.
This is incorrect, but it's common to feel.
wut about cheezburgr
and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
Not every CO is a good CO, I'd be pretty uncomfortable about it. He's just as cheated on when he gets back.
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time to brown nose kk
Also 2 single patty burgers is better than 1 double at 5guys.
That is exactly why you tell his Commanding Officer.
Who is positioned to make judgments about how dangerous the guy's situation is, and what his mental state is like.
And who can make this decision in the best way.
maybe i can convince the group head to take me on his team in a junior role
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They probably have actual training for dealing with it.
2 single patty from where
and when I go to 5 guys I usually get the "little" burger (read: normal fucking burger) with bacon lettuce tomato onion ketchup mustard pickles
it's p great
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would totes go gay for
keikaku?
But if it's this girl's boyfriend who you've never met, while it's still not unreasonable to consider telling him (or his CO), you are not obliged to.
twitch.tv/tehsloth
Challenge accepted.
True, but he has a lot more money and no expectations of a happy reunion with the trick he thinks he's dating.
there's training on being middle management but there's a shitload of shitty middle managers
I mean there are probably a higher percentage of good COs to middle managers at any given company, or at least I would like to think so, but I don't see the point in rushing that info when there is a non zero chance of fucking the dude up worse than he needs to be in a potentially dangerous or at least isolated situation. You risk nothing by waiting till he's not deployed.
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Junior Assistant CFO
I will share with anyone so long as the booze is brought.
I am not dragging a radio flyer wagon filled with hooch to boston.
possibly, but the whole plan just reeks a little to me of someone being super gung ho about doing the "right" thing and sticking it to that "trick" and I start thinking about what roads to hell are paved with.
PSN/XBL: Zampanov -- Steam: Zampanov
tell your boss you want it as a stretch assignment and see if s/he will talk to the other team leader
It is all about acknowledgment, isn't it?
People just want to know that someone is paying attention to them.
As for the ambulance thing, it's pretty unfair, but it's the way the system is set up. You can't hardly triage an ambulance patient into the waiting room, so they end up getting priority even when they shouldn't.
r/pentaho sounds like the motherfucking promised land, but I cant get to it.
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@feral
@other nerds and BIG DATA types
I am guessing 3.5 lbs lost in a week
There are consequences if EB involves himself and tattles; EB's roommate will hate him for ruining her relationship with her boyfriend. The boyfriend will be hurt by the roommate's betrayal.
Ikaruga is up on steam. $10
*props his feet up on a stack of hand-made comics zines from the LA Zine Fest*
As a comics hipster,
I mean, I'm playing it kind of compulsively but I'm not sure I'm having any fun
Also has that RPG problem where I'm not quite sure if the combat is really clunky or if it's just that my guy is very low level and has shitty starting weapons
I don't think it's ever good to be party to a lie or a breach of trust. "If you kept my bullshit secret, this bad thing wouldn't have happened" isn't compelling to me.
In all cases, the blame for that bad thing falls on the liar, not on the one who exposed it.
here let me help you figure this out
dead island is a real bad game
do you like playing bad games?
PSN/XBL: Zampanov -- Steam: Zampanov
There are three levels in Dead Island: the beach and resort, the nearby city and the sewers, and the jungle. The first level in the resort is the best part of the game so if you're not having fun now, hang it up and play another game; things don't improve.
My knife broke after stabbing less than a dozen zombies in the face. At that point I turned the game off.
Durability in zombie games is a stupid mechanic.
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the comics shop I went to on Monday was totes hip
about half of it was dedicated to vinyl records or little quarterly journals or hand made comics
the image comics were stuffed ignobly in with valiant comics to save space