Shrek is life 8 comments
umar79
· 5 years ago
Apparently, being different in one thing makes you better than others in general.
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Edited 5 years ago
Word to your mother 48 comments
umar79
· 5 years ago
Because people always believe that they're doing the best for their children. Or that their parents raised them the best way they could.
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Right in the feelings 8 comments
umar79
· 5 years ago
We're 23, and we still go out to the park and play soccer/football, and play on the swings.
I think I'm still in my childhood.
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I think I'm still in my childhood.
Roscoe, The brown nosed reindeer 2 comments
Karma is a b*tch 11 comments
Maybe Mexico will pay for kids' education instead 20 comments
umar79
· 5 years ago
There is no such thing as free education. Either way, they are going to be paying for university/college one-way or another, either for themselves or through taxes when they start working.
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Battle of the loudest 2 comments
umar79
· 5 years ago
As soon as I saw the post, Girls like you came to mind. She just straight up ruined it.
Chester 12 comments
umar79
· 5 years ago
Why would he possibly be mad? It's a seven year old girl saying "Dear Soldier". What's wrong with that?
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I get paid a lot, so that why I stay in my job 5 comments
umar79
· 5 years ago
Honestly, no it isn't.
I dream of becoming the CIO of a major bank, or something along those lines. I'm reaching for the stars, and I'm not going to get there by sitting on my ass 3/4 of the time. I did that at a previous job for 8 months, but I wasn't sitting on my ass for 3/4 of the time. It was more like 4/4 of the time.
And when you're doing something like that, and not learning, once the culture of the company changes, you will very soon realise how dispensable you are when you are replaced by either a young "millennial" that is willing to work, or someone that has been working cultivating their knowledge through the years.
There will be many different opinions about this situation, but this is mine.
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I dream of becoming the CIO of a major bank, or something along those lines. I'm reaching for the stars, and I'm not going to get there by sitting on my ass 3/4 of the time. I did that at a previous job for 8 months, but I wasn't sitting on my ass for 3/4 of the time. It was more like 4/4 of the time.
And when you're doing something like that, and not learning, once the culture of the company changes, you will very soon realise how dispensable you are when you are replaced by either a young "millennial" that is willing to work, or someone that has been working cultivating their knowledge through the years.
There will be many different opinions about this situation, but this is mine.
I’m groot! 10 comments
Now you really showed her 7 comments
Sometimes you find a gem in the comments 8 comments
