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Solnes wrote:
Good Morning FawtL's! So I see Kirk told you guys about our big summer move. :) Im very excited. Its a whole new ball game for me. No more retail. Ill be doing payables and apprentice accounting.
My new boss is very agreeable and laid back. So much so that I am to write my two year contact myself and he will tweak it if he feels it needs it. I was hoping you could help me Sebastian.. if you have some time. I have no idea how to even begin. This request for advice is not limited to the pony.. in case any of you other professionals have a few spare minutes :)
Just hopped in briefly to read / skim about the FAWESOME news. :D
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Moorluck wrote:
Urizen wrote:
Given what you do for a living, someone will be drawing disability prematurely and I'll cause a bio-hazard. You don't want me anywhere near that stuff. :D
Aw c'mon. I've done this for ten years and I'm fine... you've met me. ;)
Why do you think we're not allowed to occupy the same state again? They're worried we'll set something off.
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TheWhiteknife wrote:
BigNorseWolf wrote:
Hug the lightweight and fall over.
Forget 8 hour courses. My elementary school had a battledome.
haha that was actually something taught in those 9 years of middle-high school wrestling: If your opponent is 8 in or more shorter than you, do that. It works. I know, I was only 5'4 until I hit 19. 8/
Imagine if you had that 8 hour training course tucked into that nine years of grade school wrestling? You'd have gone to Iowa on a full-ride scholarship. Dan Gable would have given you the red carpet treatment. He'd even show you an unsanctioned reach around.
I wonder if there's a three hour version. I need to squeeze in some snacks.
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I'll bite.
1) Where's this 8 hour class I can sign up for to make me Chuck Norris indestructible?
2) Why are you unable to join the military or the police? With an 8 hour course that would make a 19 year old have some serious combat training, you'd think we'd be whipping ass overseas and would want to have more of those types on the front lines. Right?
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Grand Magus wrote:
Urizen wrote:
It means you should schedule a visit to see a psychiatrist, immerse yourself into a new hobby to fill up your free time, watch reruns of the 700 Club, or cease and desist OTD trolling?
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Why does it mean that?
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Pot. Kettle. Black.
P.S. I'm not the one posting these redundant topics that really don't amount to anything worthwhile. Maybe you should hang a mandala above your computer monitor and see if Jung speaks to you.
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It means you should schedule a visit to see a psychiatrist, immerse yourself into a new hobby to fill up your free time, watch reruns of the 700 Club, or cease and desist OTD trolling?
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The Eldritch Mr. Shiny wrote:
Best conversation ever with my roommate:
Me: "You know, I just realized that I know four openly schizophrenic people, and they all have extensive record collections. You think there's any sort of correlation between the two?"
Roommate: Long pause. "Well... don't date a chick who collects records?"
That would be a snippet which would make into a status update I'd post if I was involved. Awesome!
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Doodlebug Anklebiter wrote:
At some point you have to ask yourself: would you rather have a bff who will always be well-behaved and polite at the dinner table or would you rather have a bff who would tackle a cop in riot gear to save your ass.
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Celestial Healer wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Urizen wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Urizen wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
I refuse to click on a link that's labeled German Sparkle Party - it just sounds too.....Urizen.
Then you should totally check out Lemon Party.
I only know of Cream Lemon.
You've obviously visited one before by that remark. I'll bet it's during your second job.
No, I knew of it before the second job - - its one of the first hentai I know of. The Wikipedia entry gives it a VERY bad introduction, but check it out.
He was referring to Lemon Party.
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Your angelic visage is anything but. You are but cake. A beefcake full of yummy lies.
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Sharoth wrote:
I love my job. ~bang~ I love my job. ~bang~ I love my job. ~bang~ I love my job. ~bang~ I love my job. ~bang~ I love my job. ~bang~ I love my job. ~bang~ I love my job. ~bang~ I love my job. ~bang~ I love my job. ~bang~ I love my job. ~bang~ I love my job. ~bang~ I love my job. ~bang~ I love my job. ~bang~ I love my job. ~bang~
I wish I got to spend that much time banging at my workplace.
I wish I had a work place to spend that much time banging.
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So. I saw another good show last night. I was ready to leave and then I saw a box of Popeye's. It belonged to the promoter's adoptive son, so as I was handing it to him, he said he was going to toss it.
There were five perfectly intact breast pieces in there.
ONE DOES NOT TOSS OUT POPEYES'!
So I've been grazing on it for the past several hours.
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Emperor7 wrote:
Frak! I have to [redacted] receptionists. Like I have time for that. Or to make sure the replacement is [redacted] properly. :/
You look like you could use some help, there. If there wasn't this blasted mortgage, I think I'm an excellent candidate for the position to [redacted] receptionists. Don't want to get your wife on your bad side as it is.
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Vic Wertz wrote:
3.5 Loyalist wrote:
So if someone was transgendered, I'd have no problem with them being whatever, but if they try to bullsh*t me, I am going to look into their eyes and ask, "really? Is that so... Jimmy?" Because there is seizing your own identity, and saying you are this, but there is also bullshi**ing other people, and claiming/trying to be what you feel is right for you, but which isn't entirely correct.
So is a 400-pound person who lost 250 pounds after gastroplasty really just a fat person lying to you about their weight? "I'm sorry—you're trying to pass as skinny, but I detect a looseness in your skin that says otherwise, tubby."
3.5 Loyalist wrote:
Ah but they get to choose. They choose it every day as they try to re-make themselves and approach what seems more natural for them. Moving away from how they were raised, departing from old gender zones for greener pastures is indeed choice and agency. You can try the they are victims argument, and I am partially sympathetic, but that they exist as a group and engage in transformations, long processes of change, learning and operations, more puts them like many other moderns for me. Groping about desperately, to garb ourselves in comforting costumes. In this case, the fixation is on gender, and on righting what is seen as wrong. I'm a he, a man in a woman's body, I'm a she, a woman in a man's body.
The bad news is, we are all confused, angry and make our choices. The good news is we can gain comfort by re-fashioning ourselves. Good on them!
So take the 400-pound person who's trying to get down to 150 by dieting, and is halfway there. You can choose to treat them as the person they want to become, or you can choose to treat them as the person they don't want to be anymore. I think one of those choices makes you a decent person, and the other one makes you a jerk.
Excellent point, Vic. I say that in all sympathy because I am individual #1 (surgery) in this example after struggling time and time again being individual #2 (dieting). In light of the first method, I've no longer have to deal with weight yo-yo'ing and managed to knock out a number of other health problems that have not reoccurred.
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The Eldritch Mr. Shiny wrote:
Urizen wrote:
The Eldritch Mr. Shiny wrote:
Possible girl #3. This is getting really confusing.
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Oh, when you meant no extant photographs online, it meant that you couldn't give us a link so that individuals like myself can scrutinize every agonizing curve without descending to objectifying them.