I hope dad culture isn’t as lame as New-Age Jeep culture, those dudes probably have strollers with lightbars and F&F-esque underglow parked with one wheel on landscaping edging at the brewery.
Hmm, best way, I’m not so sure. Intensity wise, yeah, any argument is more intense because there’s a greater than zero possibility she’ll take half your stuff that used to be all your stuff.
That would be great, you wouldn’t even have to let it hang halfway on your arm. I’m sure someone could also work in backpack functionality into certain designs as well, such as for situations where you want to really pack it full of stuff for a weekend trip. This could be a million dollar idea, hope nobody else has already put these into production.
I think it’s fine, if not expected. Doesn’t bother me whether it’s private mode or not, I get their interview schedule before they do and look at theirs. Just don’t connect with me before or after.
5 on one couch, 6 on another, 12 in the master bedroom and 13 between two guest beds… I’d trade for the 3 things on this list just to have a fucking spot to sit in the damn house without moving no less than 2 pillows at this point.
Of course. My perception of the every two years are the people I see jumping from one recruiting/marketing/whatever position to the next doing literally the exact same thing but for a different company. I’ve seen some people go from Linkedin to Facebook to Google to Salesforce, back to Linkedin then to whatever in the span of maybe 6 years. I can’t imagine their payscales being all that dissimilar.
If it’s obvious that someone will have to do an end of race chug (pretty typical on moo-moo farm) I’ll hang back and ram them over the finish line. They learn pretty quickly that if they can’t drink and drive to chug it at the start, but more often than not those people suck at kart anyways. Still hilarious.
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I hope dad culture isn’t as lame as New-Age Jeep culture, those dudes probably have strollers with lightbars and F&F-esque underglow parked with one wheel on landscaping edging at the brewery.
Obviously, but the fact remains that they could.
Hmm, best way, I’m not so sure. Intensity wise, yeah, any argument is more intense because there’s a greater than zero possibility she’ll take half your stuff that used to be all your stuff.
I like the idea of the destination wedding, minus people showing up, I’m going to have to revise my thinking on this.
Most of the people who fail at it probably came from having in unit W/D, this whole paying to do laundry at a place or in a basement is foreign to me.
Get a front side baby carrier and put all your stuff in there, jacket goes on after. Ultimate hands free utility.
That would be great, you wouldn’t even have to let it hang halfway on your arm. I’m sure someone could also work in backpack functionality into certain designs as well, such as for situations where you want to really pack it full of stuff for a weekend trip. This could be a million dollar idea, hope nobody else has already put these into production.
Pool, Jester King (brewery), pool, Last Stand (another brewery), pool. So a whole lot of nothing, it’ll be great.
I think it’s fine, if not expected. Doesn’t bother me whether it’s private mode or not, I get their interview schedule before they do and look at theirs. Just don’t connect with me before or after.
I’d settle for burning it for heat.
5 on one couch, 6 on another, 12 in the master bedroom and 13 between two guest beds… I’d trade for the 3 things on this list just to have a fucking spot to sit in the damn house without moving no less than 2 pillows at this point.
Of course. My perception of the every two years are the people I see jumping from one recruiting/marketing/whatever position to the next doing literally the exact same thing but for a different company. I’ve seen some people go from Linkedin to Facebook to Google to Salesforce, back to Linkedin then to whatever in the span of maybe 6 years. I can’t imagine their payscales being all that dissimilar.
Changing positions within the same company isn’t leaving the company.
But are you going to continue to do that every 2 years at this point?
It’s mostly a function of fewer marriages and fewer families, once you have kids the willingness to jump ship spirals downwards.
If it’s obvious that someone will have to do an end of race chug (pretty typical on moo-moo farm) I’ll hang back and ram them over the finish line. They learn pretty quickly that if they can’t drink and drive to chug it at the start, but more often than not those people suck at kart anyways. Still hilarious.
Not if you’re a great drunk driver. Rolling the beginning of the first lap one handed while chugging your beer wins championships.
Not asking you to, I just can’t imagine 16 hours of travel time to goto Hawaii.
In the Midwest it was highly encouraged to drink while karting, only stop if you haven’t killed it before the finish.
Hawaii is barely worth it from the west coast. Unfortunately I have to go again this year.