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it's a character builder to graduate into a recession and all you get from your interviewer is "sorry you were born, but nobody outside your mother has any interest in your existence, thanks for coming out"

sometimes TV will mic them up it was foolishness last year to force this prime time on the Miami rookie QB who was going to get trucked and pezzed and pasted all day

you have to surrender 100% to the hassles and nonsense that a plane flight is going to give you, especially if you have voluntarily entered into the flight some days you don't have the mojo to handle it gracefully, some days the hassles would destroy the patience of everyone involved don't be the person who is remembered as going overboard the most...

i watched Tyrod demonstrate he had zero faith in the concept of leading a WR into a pass, something that a young boy usually starts calculating eternally when he is 5 years old i don't recall Jim Kelly's polished skill set at Miami, his games were not on TV

longetivity is in the family tree on all sides, so people born in the 1880s were around in the 1970s

it depends, case by case basis getting it wrong costs you hours of your life you will never get back

i'm old enough to remember people telling me about the 19th century, i miss them

can that be taught?

you'd have at least 3 days a week where you'll have to go out of your way to suck it up and sweat in a suit you showed you are not banking material, which isn't a bad thing in life.... you might be able to casually visit your interviewer's place for a few minutes the week of your interview and see what the culture is oh.... that requires some thinking...

you mean the 20th century?

but man wants misery in his life take a look around you, boy, it's bound to scare you boy...

the wrestler Tyrus gave his view on Gutfeld's show Saturday, there probably wouldn't have been a first tap on the seat, certainly not a second.

the Fly By Night black and white photo sessions and 45 cover included this, well etched in memory... an iconic session for Canadian kids in the 1970s, not quite as important as John Kelly's Beatles shots though.

work places want: 1) a source of capital from someone joining 2) a book of business to bring along 3) a proven ability to perform key skills in the given industry having all 3 is a good thing, better have one of them...

and the recording was finished December 1977

they had kicked it around for over a year before the Some Girls release

Juicy has more credibility

Intuition and years of editing, the flatness of the right side seems off, nothing more than that

on first glance it seems reversed, but after they printed the names

Getting up to deliver papers that early and trying to collect change from deadbeats was a good lesson for life, dished out when one was 10 with Gordon singing about a gogo dancer in love with someone who didn’t care

plenty of admiration for Gordon, the documentary was excellent but I was delivering papers at 5 in the morning and my Sony transistor radio played that song endlessly those months

Look at the trouble Larry David got in last night with a blow up doll

These days you can get 6-8 games in a row against pitiful opponents, this tends to help optimism and playoff viability really Things won’t be the same next year?

That Edmund song was 6 minutes long and Canadian content rules required it to be played four times an hour on AM radio Words can’t even describe how much this ruined a 10 year olds top 40 listening at the time

That’s with having a quarter of their games against the pathetic Fish and Jets men who watch football like to make these speculations sometimes they put $$$ on their hunches about football you should have learned both axioms by the time you are 7 years old