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Then you're a coward but thanks for playing. For the record, I don't work in fast food. I work in the wonderful world of retail.
Don't want to be flipping burgers.
Then you're a coward but thanks for playing. For the record, I don't work in fast food. I work in the wonderful world of retail.
Getting a C in stats is why you are struggling to understand the stats I've posted tbh
It was college brah but nice effort.
If you get a C in college, it is the equivalent of getting an A in high school.
Anything can happen
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I am surprised that Boston went this route. I figured once they did Media wouldn't print it. Boston looks a little petty and put upon.
no one intends to troll you, my lofty bro, at least im not gonna drop any words which you might possibly feel offended by. i just wanna share my honest advice with you on an empathetic basis. you don't need to waste your life on such a ty job where you can't see no future tbh. you don't need the job when you don't have a family to support (assuming you're not married yet), especially when the job only pays 16k a year something. i ain't jeering at the low salary, my friend, you surely deserve more than that, much more...
you can definitely make decent pay somewhere else, and such a retailing shop is apparently not the right place for you to work at tbh. you need to find the right profession for yourself, where you can make the most of your talent & intelligence.
i was also stuck in a deadend ty job once upon after i graduated from college tbqh, i didn't like that job at all and i only took that job to compromise with my parents. parents want me to have a job regardless of pay and to build my own ING family (when my cousins are all married as of now), but that AIN't the kind of life that i really want. i worked there for well more than half a year, where i couldn't see no damn future for myself and everyday was like a suffering, until i finally decided to QUIT that hole once and for all. i had been mulling over the idea of resignation for quite a while before i officially announced it on 4th July (yeah, i intentionally chose that date), despite disapprovals from my parents and almost ALL my relatives including my cousins, uncles etc... and now i can tell you that was rightest decision i've ever made in my life
i spent quite a few months at home doing basically nothing but playing video games, but i never regretted the decision even during the darkest days in my life. i was killing massive time with video games and spurstalk, but i never gave up on my dreams tbh. im gonna attend graduate school next semister if everything goes right and by the time i graduate from college 2 years from now, the economy will have recovered and it'll be easy for me to get a decent job in a blooming economy with a master degree, and i can even continue my study in college for a doctorate or something if possible. i will have many options and each of them will lead to a bright future, ain't gonna be easy but at the very least, i won't have to waste my life on a dead-end job.
i know it sucks for an ambitious lad to be stuck in such a swamp and you have all my honest sympathy, but it doesn't make no difference to just complain about everything you're suffering, does it? you're still relatively young and i don't see no reason why you should give up on your life at such an early age tbh. if i were you i would the ty job (in fact that was exactly what i did on independent day last year) and continue to pursue my dreams, i would get back to college if possible and start living a frugal life like my undergraduate years, or apply for an apprenticeship where you can learn more knowledge about your profession like lincoln does.
back to the heat's winning streak, that's a fair reflection of our dominance in the league and we achieved it while not caring about the regular season as much as the spurs do. as a mavs fan you have every right to hate us because we stole your championship in 06 but you cannot deny the fact that we're the best team of the league right now, and there won't be any times likely to pose a threat to us anytime soon tbh
not sure how much your GPA can affect your chance to make graduate school but you'll never know it if you don't try. and it doesn't matter even if you get snubbed, those who never try are the real losers tbh
DOK and Latarian going IN, tbh..
Yeah, this is the most obvious year in a long time. It's not even a compe ion. I think heat may lose a game or two total in the playoffs but this seasons a wrap.
lol @ people still responding after this, wow.
DOK going HAM and Nono making the same mistakes as last year.
Not really, tbh... the indictment is with the rest of the East, not the Heat themselves...DOK going HAM and Nono making the same mistakes as last year.
Let's be real, the Heat would take a wet on the West, tbh.... the Spurs couldn't keep up, the Clippers would still be too inconsistent and poorly coached to pose a legitimate threat yet, and The Kang would still be all up in Durant's head.... the West is still by far the deeper conference and the tougher conference to win in, but the Heat are so good, it doesn't even matter.....
you Ace/Wade gallon of /you deserve it/etc.DOK going HAM and Nono making the same mistakes as last year.
The 4-0 OKC was a not so subtle jabthe goods
You're kidding yourself if you think those are real math classes.
to be fair, there was some valid skepticism seeing how dallas thoroughly beat them the previous season. This season not so much, especially after seeing how does OKC matches up.
The Thunder are worse than they were last year (they aren't serious about winning a ring anyhow) and the Heat are better (Ray Allen, es). It's a nolo contendre (some of you know that term very well).
Is that Canadian or Iranian? I might have lefty translate terrerist speak for the rest of us, tbh
I think it's Latin tbh... parabellum uranium maximus
yes and no tbh. thunder get weakened from last year with the departure of harden which's safe to say, but i don't think we got much better than last year tbh. we only seem to be playing better because our main s (bron, wade, bosh) are all healthy & fit as . i do appreciate what our role players like Ray Allen and es bring to the table, but you should be fooling yourself to think they're making as much impact as the mavs role players did in 11 tbh.
Heat didn't do a 22 game streak last year. The more they play together the better they will be. , they hit the finals in their first attempt, 2nd was a ring and now they are at a different level than the rest of the league.
They don't need that much impact: the Heat won last year. They are going from a position of known power, not one of rebuilding.
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