rugbyLEAGUEfan
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I don't think it just works that easily.
Random Rants XLIX - IT CHAFES MY ARSE!!!
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I don't think it just works that easily.
azzaman333
meh
So, what you're saying is you've procrastinated getting rid of your procrastination.
JohannaK
Heroically Clueless
Procastinationception.
I'm honestly not sure; I totally forgot about it until you mentioned it just now. If I can find time, I might do it.
So...
As it turns out, I made a mistake about three weeks ago that invalidates all my results for the month of August. And I have a meeting at the end of the week when I'm supposed to be presenting the results I thought I had.
Unfortunately, the CFC autocensor will not allow me to express myself with the appropriate language.
As it turns out, I made a mistake about three weeks ago that invalidates all my results for the month of August. And I have a meeting at the end of the week when I'm supposed to be presenting the results I thought I had.
Unfortunately, the CFC autocensor will not allow me to express myself with the appropriate language.
JohannaK
Heroically Clueless
Dude, Rick Astley is just so 80s it can't be bad, man!
PlutonianEmpire
King of the Plutonian Empire
Just saw the first page of the NC voter suppression thread.
Maybe I'm overly pessimistic or overly grumpy tonight, or both, but I'm thinking that freedom is a lost cause. The world is run by stuffy, iron-fisted old farts. Always has been. Always will be. Plain and simple.
Maybe I'm overly pessimistic or overly grumpy tonight, or both, but I'm thinking that freedom is a lost cause. The world is run by stuffy, iron-fisted old farts. Always has been. Always will be. Plain and simple.
madviking
north american scum
hahahahahah naive freshman
azzaman333
meh
Was reading the reader comments page in the paper, and noticed down the bottom corner of the page a correction notice. Supposedly they accidentally said 10500 people had been double charged when using the bus smartcard ticket, when the true number was 105. Guys, that's not an insignificant minor difference, you have to get that crap right when you print it. I suppose if looking for a positive you could say at least they corrected it, but the cynic in me says they deliberately printed the wrong number knowing most people won't see the correction.
PlutonianEmpire
King of the Plutonian Empire
On a note related to VR's observation about numbers in another thread, a rant: After 28, almost 29, years on this god-forsaken ball of water, iron and magma, I've finally realized what my own unlucky number is. 1,151.
It is cruel irony that that is the physical radius, in kilometers, of the dwarf planet Pluto. At least in Celestia.
And I have to see it at least once a day, nearly every god damn day, on just about any and every clock, ever. At night that is; I'm too busy at my job during the day to notice it.
Doesn't stop me from trying to avoid clocks at 11:51 PM (and AM on the weekends).
It is cruel irony that that is the physical radius, in kilometers, of the dwarf planet Pluto. At least in Celestia.
And I have to see it at least once a day, nearly every god damn day, on just about any and every clock, ever. At night that is; I'm too busy at my job during the day to notice it.
Doesn't stop me from trying to avoid clocks at 11:51 PM (and AM on the weekends).
azzaman333
meh
Dear obnoxious loud Asian woman sitting behind me on the train and talking on the phone.
STFU.
Sincerely,
everyone.
STFU.
Sincerely,
everyone.
PlutonianEmpire
King of the Plutonian Empire
It's the kilometre radius of Pluto. I used to find it quite entertaining seeing the clock show that number, and was quite cheerful about it. But for some reason, I noticed a pattern: Every time I did happen to see the clocks show that number, I would have a seriously bad day the rest of the day or the next day, because of events *beyond my control* that are sheer bad luck.On a note related to VR's observation about numbers in another thread, a rant: After 28, almost 29, years on this god-forsaken ball of water, iron and magma, I've finally realized what my own unlucky number is. 1,151.
It is cruel irony that that is the physical radius, in kilometers, of the dwarf planet Pluto. At least in Celestia.
And I have to see it at least once a day, nearly every god damn day, on just about any and every clock, ever. At night that is; I'm too busy at my job during the day to notice it.
Doesn't stop me from trying to avoid clocks at 11:51 PM (and AM on the weekends).
rugbyLEAGUEfan
Deity
Lets do this. What's with the Asian reference?
azzaman333
meh
It was a distinctive feature.
rugbyLEAGUEfan
Deity
Fair enough. Almost as distinctive as those loud, obnoxious Collingw.......
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