FWSBASH

1560 pts · July 26, 2014


Separate beds

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Here’s a pic of her:

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Into brown but stopped. If you breed Merle Shepard’s together. There is a very high chance of the litter being blind.

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Yep! I have a blue Merle Australian Shepard and she had two colored eyes. If you look close at hers you can see where it started to develop

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Work 60-80 hours a week, live alone and we’re in the middle of a pandemic. Woo adulting.

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It’s at 420 upvotes. I’m leaving it alone.

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Nah, boss agreed with me and was frustrated with them.

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Lol I appreciate you.

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you never know when you'll need mastubation tissue on deck. Good for them for being prepared.

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professional manner to stop using prod like it's the wild west and test your queries on a dev server first. They're no longer a client.

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true. We had one client who asked for a RCA on why their VM froze. It was a query that crushed prod. In the recommendation part I wrote in a

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What's crazy is they have testing environments. When we mentioned it to them they basically said " we don't have that kind of capacity".

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I'd recommend checking out the sub (reddit) PostgreSQL and ask for advice there. I mainly work with MS Sql Server

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2/2 you won't find in paid versions. Good code and indexes coupled with other objects can make any database fast. More to it than I can post

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1/2 The answer in my opinion: It depends. Typically free DBMS has limitations. Such as resource limits or conveniences that you >

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That's an extra large OOF if I ever saw one.

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Really begin for it cause he walked. So they showed unaired sketches and called it season 3 lol

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He did get paid. He just didn’t get the deal he wanted. Also they technically only did two seasons. Season 3 was a mess and production didnt

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Making money on it anymore.

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I think people don’t care so much is this show was a launch pad to his continued success. Dudes rich cause of this show even if he’s not

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The Simpsons voice actors when they first started. They got paid squat and now they rake it in cause the show is still a cash cow.

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First. They should of renegotiated after the first season. He had a chance to get a lot more during season 3 but he walked. I think of

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I kinda disagree that they took advantage. Only kinda. The studio took a risk on creating that show. So a low end contract makes sense at

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What the best course of action is as he breached contract during season 3 and loss all leverage for a better deal. I hope he gets paid.

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And there a renegotiation should of taken place. It kinda did in a manner of speaking but he ended up walking away. I honestly don’t know

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Less money cause they don’t know how an audience will truly respond till they air it. Turned out to be a hit. Right then and there a

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I’m not saying this is right but studios take risks on new people. Dave was still relatively fresh with a bright idea. So yeah they offer

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Yep! I’ve imagined jumping out a window at work. 6 floors up. Freaks me out every time.

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We do appreciate what ya’ll do. I won’t thank you directly but just saying so you do know.

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