Yeah it's sort of like Protestantism and Baptist. Same team overall, different bunch of crazies.

Low, low APR to you and yours.

True believers celebrate the Lexus December to Remember. Love and LX 600 to all.

Also a winner.

Duckman was a well-received animated sitcom that aired on USA network in the mid-90s, about a duck private detective voiced by Jason Alexander.

Mystery solved, perp brought to justice, good work internet detectives!

I bet he looks something like this: https://images.app.goo.gl/qv1PD2QfQvtHDkkKA

Ima call the city and say I'm /u/TheWastebasket and you just bought my property. Take that!

That don't make a lick of sense to me. Especially considering his work crossed the turn of the century and that the Gymnopedies were composed in the 1800s. Seems foolish to label a style of music by year created. Can you give examples of other composers and works labeled "Contemporary?" Simply googling "contemporary classical composers" gives me 40 some musicians of varying schools and styles, most of whom are still alive today; the list does not include Erik Satie.

Contemporary? Homeboy died 100 years ago.

Why someone would want music to dilute the sound of falling rain is beyond me. That said Satie's Gymnopédies are good.

Today is the 320th anniversary of the revenge of the 47 ronin. Let their story of honor, loyalty, sacrifice, and persistence inspire you today.

Got another interview this afternoon, is it too much to ask Santa for a job?

I'ma pour one out for Bright Spot this morning. It wasn't my favorite coffee joint but it was a nice change of pace for times when I needed it.

When I left my job I applied for insurance at healthcare.gov. I'm now on Medicaid, and it's better coverage than I got when I was working and paying for my insurance. Like how the fuck does that make any sense?

Yeah why should it be any harder than this?

OK, I understand where you're coming from. There's certainly different types of "graphic" beyond gore. Having not experienced war and trench warfare specifically, I'm not sensitive to such depictions in film and lit. I can see how others, like those with PTSD as you mention, would have difficulty viewing or reading things that many just consider media to be consumed and analyzed.

I'd never read the book but the film is not all that graphic; akin to most recent historical war dramas. Band of Brothers, 1917, Saving Private Ryan, Braveheart, The Patriot. Perhaps less romantic than some.

Saw this yesterday down in Shockoe. Amazon van pulled into the bike lane on a one-way street. Wanted to say something but there were already Dominion and Verizon service trucks and one other van straight up parked in the bike lane so what's the fucking point?

I also hate malls dying but haven't spent much time at a mall myself in a while. I have fond memories of the Southland Mall in Marion, OH. Walking up and down the main hallway with friends, tossing coins in the fountain, KB Toys. The mall also had our town's movie theater, so it was cool to see a late movie and walk out into an empty mall at the end at 11pm and stuff.

I have a trap you can borrow if you want. Hit me up and I can drop it off if you're Northside somewhere or you can come get it.

After a 3rd interview yesterday, I was not offered a job. With the departure of another staff member, the position was changing slightly and normally I don't think that'd be a huge problem for me, but it changed in a way that simply meant the job no longer appealed to me. So I found it necessary to make that clear. I was on board for the job they advertised, but not the one they now need to hire for. Their choice to pass me over was the right move for everyone.

Still sucks though. The longer I continue in my search, the more I want to return to an org I've worked for prior. I want the ease and trust of familiarity. When you leave a job for reasons of distrust, it's hard to put faith in new orgs that they'll do right by you.

Edit: whoopee, just got a no from another org, it's really putting me in a great mood today....

My puns occur naturally as the conversations progress; they're rare, wild, organic, foraged. Their puns, though strong, are artificial, manufactured, like a cut diamond; set up and knocked down in a single comment.

The pun market is strong enough to sustain us both and many others, but our products should not be considered similar.

Well we need more people of your age to hold office, so good luck in your campaign.

I nominate /u/McFlare92.