I almost killed myself over this dumb shit, right in Japan. At least I feel I deserve the right to make sure people don’t make light of this shit.
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I almost killed myself over this dumb shit, right in Japan. At least I feel I deserve the right to make sure people don’t make light of this shit.
Downvote me more.
I’m fucking infuriated. This kind of attitude is why suicide rate in Japan is so high.
Everything is all about trying hard and achieving results. In their eyes there are no excusable setbacks. It’s always because you don’t try hard enough.
Is this a positive or negative?
Is this from the Nintendo part or from the Of America part? (As in, is this Nintendo philosophy or just because it’s supposed to be that way in the US?)
All damn time as a project committee.
But then how do I assert my dominance at meetings? By having hentai on when plugging in the projector?
Fortinet at my corp just banned the whole thing.
In Thailand:
It’s the behavior that someone noticed. The rimjob_steve user was seen being wholesome, which can be kinda strange when … you know, the whole contrast between his explicit username and wholesome attitude.
What kind of weird or shitty NIC you’re using that needs a specific driver for Windows?
NO FREE SLOTS IN SUIT INVENTORY
That would be a big plus though.
Old person? Some seem to have a grudge against backpacks.
Launched with a little more entropy.
B. Since there is relative velocity between the orange portal and the target, the momentum is conserved and they will launch.
It’s still criminal in my country, which means even if RWS does not complain, the ISP can still complain and the police will still arrest.
The law is incredibly stupid at times.
In my country our flag carrier does it because they usually arrive too early and have to circle around which for some reason caused bad reviews.
So they just turned the damn thing off, which makes things worse IMO. This happens with both ouTGoing and incoming flights, unfortunately.
As a person from a country that has near zero knowledge, awareness, and enthusiasm for American Football, I agree.
That’s not “a little.”