3212 pts ยท June 23, 2016
Is the first third of the video him hitting a key that repeats "fucking" different ways?
She's that creature that was eating when the Reverend Mother met with Baron Harkonnen.
How fucking fat do you have to be for just your diaper to be so heavy that a grown woman has to put that kind of effort into carrying it? How badly do you have to shit yourself for her to need $45,000 (per shitting?) to stick around?
This man motivated me to begin electrical work.
Also, upvoted, in case there was any doubt. I just didn't enjoy the flashbacks.
TL;DR: This post is spot-on, and the full truth is one of those man-made horrors they told you you'd live to see.
I can't imagine things improved with covid or republicans winning elections in the years since I quit. I could write a lengthy essay (moreso than this) but this is already too much. I've made posts talking about this in the past that might provide context or better information but I can't be arsed to trawl through my post history to find them.
to get something done... so it doesn't get done. People either quit or give up and robotically go through the motions b/c it doesn't matter any more. They just take the hits as they come and carry on. You can see the dead look in the eyes of the people who worked there for several years, I almost became one of them. I would spend the mid-day between routes sleeping at home b/c of how depressed I became. Every part of that job sucked so much, and that was more than 10 years ago. [7/idfk]
outright parents in the first place. You can't directly kick problematic students off your route, the school they attend has to do a bunch of paper work to do that, so it basically never happens. If you have a mini-terrorist on your route, tough luck. The entire job dumps responsibility and liability on you as the driver, but gives you no power to resolve any issues that arise. There's always another form to fill out, always another higher ranking person you have to appeal to in order [6/idfk]
seat will get hurt when I'm inevitably cut off in traffic and have to hit the brakes. Then there's the fights between themselves and what they start with you. They'll stay combative just to waste time, they don't care. This job taught me just how many people aren't actually raising their kids, they just dump them on the school system to avoid dealing with them for ~8 hours each school day. The teachers can't and won't raise them either, not that they should be saddled with being [5/idfk]
transportation department, but everything I said/wrote went nowhere. Not a soul with the power to do something cared. My bus had mechanical issues day 1, I systematically noted and reported each old and new problem, usually nothing got fixed. The mechanics usually said something noncommittal like "It should run pretty good now". The kids almost never behaved even remotely like they should have. I understand kids are kids, but part of the problem is that a student that is out of their [4/idfk]
to have a 45 minute break between each tier (elementary, middle, high), and I didn't know about this until my second and final year b/c my route was so overloaded. I barely stayed on schedule (as long as nothing went wrong, which it often did). Then more stops were added during my second year and I started off 45 minutes off-schedule (10 or more and you're in trouble). I got it down to ~10 minutes on my own. This was despite numerous and exhaustive attempts to work with the [3/idfk]
pay never got much above $11.00, literally walking over the county line in ANY direction got you better pay, and the higher-ups wondered why retention was so low. The benefits we DID get were pretty bad. I barely took care of myself, good luck if you have to support a spouse or kids (1 lady had 13 kids and was functionally homeless the entire time I worked there). We never had enough drivers for myriad reasons, so we had the problems outlined in the post above. Our routes were supposed [2/idfk]
I used to be a full time (kinda) bus driver. I said "kinda" b/c by default we only did a morning and afternoon route to get kids to and from school. That was designed to be 3 hours a piece, 6 total for the day, 30 for the week. Not full time, so no corresponding benefits. Some drivers got to do mid-day routes for various things but it usually wasn't permanent. You're also on your own financially for the summer, even the pay for summer school doesn't really keep you afloat. The hourly [1/idfk]
Took me about a minute and a half to figure out what was going on. Cycled through quills, arrow fletching and darts before I saw them attached in the recognizable cone shape.
This post brought back a memory like the activation phrase for a sleeper agent.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nigRT2KmCE
I don't understand why people like gravy. Why do you want flour jizz on your food?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EqfNH652dH4
#1 The background looks like something out of Stellaris.
#14 I dunno if that is a common piece of equipment or custom, pretty clever either way.
#40 Isn't this one of the oaths Kaladin took?
#24 What you have are bullets, and the hope that when your guns are empty I'm no longer standing. Because if I am, you'll all be dead before you've reloaded.
#16 couldn't watch all of this one, relates too much.
Frieran would have to be raid boss. Her and her copy were tossing building sized golems and black holes and whatnot at each other like it was small beans.
#9 I think part of the reason some people are hard on themselves is because they think that, even though this behavior might not make them much better, it might function as a kind of quality control to keep things from getting worse. It may not succeed in doing this though.
If I had a girlfriend/wife that hot who was that flexible, I'm honestly not sure I'm a secure enough male to trust that there's nothing going on there. Lotta opportunities for impropriety.
Was the crow tied down?
#1 Need to work on spontaneously combusting when you fall down at the end.
#1 I initially thought that was the Ron Burgundy friend group.
for 400 goddamn dollars that ball better jump higher with each bounce.
Is the first third of the video him hitting a key that repeats "fucking" different ways?
She's that creature that was eating when the Reverend Mother met with Baron Harkonnen.
How fucking fat do you have to be for just your diaper to be so heavy that a grown woman has to put that kind of effort into carrying it? How badly do you have to shit yourself for her to need $45,000 (per shitting?) to stick around?
This man motivated me to begin electrical work.
Also, upvoted, in case there was any doubt. I just didn't enjoy the flashbacks.
TL;DR: This post is spot-on, and the full truth is one of those man-made horrors they told you you'd live to see.
I can't imagine things improved with covid or republicans winning elections in the years since I quit. I could write a lengthy essay (moreso than this) but this is already too much. I've made posts talking about this in the past that might provide context or better information but I can't be arsed to trawl through my post history to find them.
to get something done... so it doesn't get done. People either quit or give up and robotically go through the motions b/c it doesn't matter any more. They just take the hits as they come and carry on. You can see the dead look in the eyes of the people who worked there for several years, I almost became one of them. I would spend the mid-day between routes sleeping at home b/c of how depressed I became. Every part of that job sucked so much, and that was more than 10 years ago. [7/idfk]
outright parents in the first place. You can't directly kick problematic students off your route, the school they attend has to do a bunch of paper work to do that, so it basically never happens. If you have a mini-terrorist on your route, tough luck. The entire job dumps responsibility and liability on you as the driver, but gives you no power to resolve any issues that arise. There's always another form to fill out, always another higher ranking person you have to appeal to in order [6/idfk]
seat will get hurt when I'm inevitably cut off in traffic and have to hit the brakes. Then there's the fights between themselves and what they start with you. They'll stay combative just to waste time, they don't care. This job taught me just how many people aren't actually raising their kids, they just dump them on the school system to avoid dealing with them for ~8 hours each school day. The teachers can't and won't raise them either, not that they should be saddled with being [5/idfk]
transportation department, but everything I said/wrote went nowhere. Not a soul with the power to do something cared. My bus had mechanical issues day 1, I systematically noted and reported each old and new problem, usually nothing got fixed. The mechanics usually said something noncommittal like "It should run pretty good now". The kids almost never behaved even remotely like they should have. I understand kids are kids, but part of the problem is that a student that is out of their [4/idfk]
to have a 45 minute break between each tier (elementary, middle, high), and I didn't know about this until my second and final year b/c my route was so overloaded. I barely stayed on schedule (as long as nothing went wrong, which it often did). Then more stops were added during my second year and I started off 45 minutes off-schedule (10 or more and you're in trouble). I got it down to ~10 minutes on my own. This was despite numerous and exhaustive attempts to work with the [3/idfk]
pay never got much above $11.00, literally walking over the county line in ANY direction got you better pay, and the higher-ups wondered why retention was so low. The benefits we DID get were pretty bad. I barely took care of myself, good luck if you have to support a spouse or kids (1 lady had 13 kids and was functionally homeless the entire time I worked there). We never had enough drivers for myriad reasons, so we had the problems outlined in the post above. Our routes were supposed [2/idfk]
I used to be a full time (kinda) bus driver. I said "kinda" b/c by default we only did a morning and afternoon route to get kids to and from school. That was designed to be 3 hours a piece, 6 total for the day, 30 for the week. Not full time, so no corresponding benefits. Some drivers got to do mid-day routes for various things but it usually wasn't permanent. You're also on your own financially for the summer, even the pay for summer school doesn't really keep you afloat. The hourly [1/idfk]
Took me about a minute and a half to figure out what was going on. Cycled through quills, arrow fletching and darts before I saw them attached in the recognizable cone shape.
This post brought back a memory like the activation phrase for a sleeper agent.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nigRT2KmCE
I don't understand why people like gravy. Why do you want flour jizz on your food?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EqfNH652dH4
#1 The background looks like something out of Stellaris.
#14 I dunno if that is a common piece of equipment or custom, pretty clever either way.
#40 Isn't this one of the oaths Kaladin took?
#24 What you have are bullets, and the hope that when your guns are empty I'm no longer standing. Because if I am, you'll all be dead before you've reloaded.
#16 couldn't watch all of this one, relates too much.
Frieran would have to be raid boss. Her and her copy were tossing building sized golems and black holes and whatnot at each other like it was small beans.
#9 I think part of the reason some people are hard on themselves is because they think that, even though this behavior might not make them much better, it might function as a kind of quality control to keep things from getting worse. It may not succeed in doing this though.
If I had a girlfriend/wife that hot who was that flexible, I'm honestly not sure I'm a secure enough male to trust that there's nothing going on there. Lotta opportunities for impropriety.
Was the crow tied down?
#1 Need to work on spontaneously combusting when you fall down at the end.
#1 I initially thought that was the Ron Burgundy friend group.
for 400 goddamn dollars that ball better jump higher with each bounce.