Or I could be an untouchable dying in sweatshops to build the phone you're posting on or dying trapped in qatari labor camps to build the arab stadiums yall gonna watch world cup 2022 inYea the IT company might not have hired yaaaa
RVP looked pretty sharp during the international break and Rooney didn't look half bad either. This weekend it's two crippled teams playing
Or I could be an untouchable dying in sweatshops to build the phone you're posting on or dying trapped in qatari labor camps to build the arab stadiums yall gonna watch world cup 2022 in
RVP looked pretty sharp during the international break and Rooney didn't look half bad either. This weekend it's two crippled teams playing
Need to get arsenal, man u and liverpool on the Chelsea deer velvet regimen
Need to get arsenal, man u and liverpool on the Chelsea deer velvet regimen
Its amazing how all these teams are crippled as fukk
World Cup murders cats
Problem is it's a state of mind to want to secure a job at a known company or at least at a solid company. It's easier to be an employee than being on your own because the risks are way higher.I really only check out the headlines and read The Fiver myself these days.
Even reading last Friday's Barney Ronay column had me a bit misty-eyed and. I've read him so much I already know what he's going to say, his sentence structure, even his familiar phrases and word choice. Breh always loves to put something along the lines of, "and there's the sense that, beyond the off-field stramashes, this was a football life lived in miniature, a set-in-concrete type of player never permitted to explore the outer-limits of his footballing possibilities."
Slightly unrelated. I read an article by a writer who had, for the past four years been freelancing in NYC, and for the past year, applied for over 700 jobs and had written over 30,000 words for apps and hurdles for jobs to get a full-time, staff writing position.
She's a good writer (imo, I've read several of her pieces and blogs) but I think I've realized that writing online is one of those great paradoxes. You can get yourself out there easily enough but then actually getting one of those sacred and holy staff writing jobs for some random website is an utter ballache. But you get one of those jobs and you're creating froth and stuff that will likely be skimmed and forgotten about in an hour. Is there a paradox somewhere in there? I dunno. I've just been thinking about this all week, sorta makes you think what it's all for, all the pop culture websites, the sports journalists, the critics, so on.
In the end she got a job with Buzzfeed
I was rocking Mumbai city fc avatar for like two weeksmost OFT man that saw my HL run new I was brown like @Tuaminator and @BarNone
just letting you know
lol @Grams not knowing @Broletariat's past username
By the way I don't remember your old username in HL ? What was it already ?
And @Grams, how that french essay did ?
with the Gung Fu/martial arts knowledge!I was rocking Mumbai city fc avatar for like two weeks
1/2 punjabi, 1/4 guju 1/4 gurkha. overall most of my immediate family hasn't been on the subcontinent for almost 150 years though (indentured slavery/servitude)
I changed mine and @BarNone changed his and then people just realized you could do it. I just wanted a different username.
ask an admin in PM, cook or brooklynzson will do it.
I used the original one I sent you as a rough draft, on Monday I'm submitting your revised edition as the final draftlol @Grams not knowing @Broletariat's past username
By the way I don't remember your old username in HL ? What was it already ?
And @Grams, how that french essay did ?
so it's ok for st0rmfr0nt trolls to wild out but I say Asian people look like they have down syndrome and I get banned? :eediat:
