Nothin' really. Just a good show, and I like the character.What's the picture of the dude supposed to represent?
Nothin' really. Just a good show, and I like the character.What's the picture of the dude supposed to represent?
I'd be thrilled even with frozen precipitation at this point. It would help put out the fire in the chattahoochee nat'l forest!
Andria
My guess is that the rain smudged your text.Sorry, I don't know what happen there!
My guess is that the rain smudged your text.
ITS RAINING?
Oh, one more thing...
I used to collect good/bad headlines to teach news writers how not to suck. Perfect example right here:
On the boring, shitty, this-means-nothing-to-anyone side, from CNN:
Photo of Trump-Kobach Meeting Reveals Apparent DHS Proposal
On the edgy, people-will-click-on-this side, from Jezebel:
Guy Who Wants to Run Department of Homeland Security Carrying Around Sensitive Documents Like a Goober
It's cold outside!
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It's cold outside!
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31 here with a real feel of 21!
UNTOLD HISTORY OF THE USA documentary by Oliver stone is ducking AWESOME.. watching it again for the 3rd time...
But, are you ducking sure?
If you are the parent of a millenial, and that millenial is lazy and has no work ethic, remind me to kick your ass when I get home.
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No, that would make your son Generation Y. Millenials are the ones born after 2000. So, really, I guess my gripe at work is with the Gen Y'ers who were born in the mid to late 90s. Lazy, gabby, goofin' off and yackin' the whole time everyone else is working their ass off. Man they work slowly. I have no patience for that in the workplace.Well, I looked it up. Apparently my son is a millenial, being born in 1988. He might be a smidge lazy, but has a good work ethic -- he got it from his dad. (who goes to work unless he's calling in DEAD.)
If you are the parent of a millenial, and that millenial is lazy and has no work ethic, remind me to kick your ass when I get home.
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No, that would make your son Generation Y. Millenials are the ones born after 2000. So, really, I guess my gripe at work is with the Gen Y'ers who were born in the mid to late 90s. Lazy, gabby, goofin' off and yackin' the whole time everyone else is working their ass off. Man they work slowly. I have no patience for that in the workplace.
We've read different things, LOL. What I can say is that this current younger generation of "kids" that are old enough to be working, probably even of drinking age, have ZERO gumption. It just stuns me when I see their lack of effort all freakin' day, then I'm asked by someone to go do their job because I'm so much faster than they are. I'm more than twice their age, in some cases. Just ridiculous, and I'm not used to it, I suppose, LOL. With all that said, I do really love what I do and I'm just grateful for the job.When I looked it up, it said starting with those born around 1978, and ending with those born around 2004, or, that it was synonymous with "Gen Y"; the generation just after Gen X.
It always amazed me that the Baby Boom started in 1946... yet I'm a member of it, born in '61, since the cutoff is '64.
Andria
I'm 23, I have a 3.5 month old son, a GF who is a stay at home mom, my own car, my own apartment, multiple hobbies for both of us, and I bust my ass to provide the best that I can for myself and my family. It's not that hard to do, but for some reason, for this generation its impossible for them to find a work ethic.
OhMyGod, my condolences. Seriously. Been there, done that, but was on the prescription end of it. I still am, but no longer in the areas that I deal with customers at the face to face level. When I was, I worked in a very high welfare area and did it all day long.I work with Medicaid at my job
I want that on a t-shirt.
AGAIN VAPOR FUCKING DNA HAS THE
SHITIEST!!! Sales ever. !!! Wt the fuck is this shit!!