Some palates are just set on boot.
Good. Holiday travel brings out the worst high-strung entitled jerks, and these workers bear the brunt in an already phenomenally thankless industry. Would’ve liked to see them strike Wednesday to inflict maximum disruption.
Is this news only because it’s Oxford? Sounds like it’s run just like every other exploitative ivory tower.
“Hand us your money and us MBAs promise it’ll eventually get somewhere safe” is not reassuring even before the lie.
See film: The Day Shall Come for an excellent satire of this
So who am I supposed to listen to?
Both of us.
Well that’s your problem right there. If a user (because in this case FlyingSquid was operating as a user) is misinterpreting the rules according to one moderator, but being encouraged to flag content by another moderator (tacit endorsement), the mod team needs to talk amongst themselves and get on the same page regarding the reports. Offering to leave was a bit dramatic, but the mod’s response of “just read the rules” was a lazy move that did nothing to get at the core problem of inconsistent encouragement/discouragement of reporting and clarification among the mod team.
“Let’s pull into this gas station and… oh my.”
“And now, a fireside chat with the president… and some kind of water jug contraption in a Home Depot bucket”
Approximately 36 hours. Got on a serious roll with some friends to beat Super Mario World 3, realized when we finished that it was about 4:30am, just went with it. I ended the day after throwing up a shrimp burrito from Taco Del Mar when the guy behind the counter misheard “shredded beef” and I had already got home (I don’t eat seafood, so it was already tough to get down). Never again.
They don’t even know what goes in the nonfiction/essays section after the fiction books. That shelf is an absolute migraine for those of us who want literary nonfiction. Also the religious literature/philosophy/theory indistinctions. And don’t get me started on the Classics section. Hire a goddamn Lit MA student.
You need to take a risk on some level, which probably isn’t what you want to hear, but other commenters have said as much. I think that even worse than a solid “no” is just not doing anything and getting up in your head about the what-ifs, and missing an opportunity entirely.
Collards. I only recently discovered them as a transplant to the southern part of the country, and I love making them because they’re phenomenally tasty. Plus you can justify that they’re dark leafy greens (never mind the gratuitous pork fat).
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Ah, Dr. Oz just got tapped for CMS. You’re right lol
Yeah, I just got the TestFlight access to Loops and it’s janky. A useable web UI would go a long way.
[Willingham] also said he encourages his constituents to take advantage of the vouchers. If there were any effort to make it more difficult for Black students to attend those schools, “then I would have a big problem,” Willingham said. “I don’t see that.”
There’s no effort to make it more difficult when it’s already impossible. And of course he’s from Rocky Mount. Go suck a railroad spike.