SalaciousMonkey22
Too sexy for an AV🔥
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She sounds like Posh Spice. Thats all I care about.
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She sounds like Posh Spice. Thats all I care about.
It's a relish.I'm sorry, what's Chow chow?
I assumed it was something special about it, like it has green tomatoes or all cucumber and zucchini....It's a relish.
What would you do, for a pop dart?My kid has become much more motivated now that I am paying directly for her school.
And I'm the one buys the Pop-Tarts or not...
Every time I have thought "I'll never have to do X again", I have ended up needing to do it. Usually sooner, rather than later.If he'd failed he'd have to retake the class.
He's happy for the B.
He's absolutely thrilled he passed at all and never has to do stoichiometry again.
I thought that was a kind of dog. Like, the barking kind, not the edible one.I'm sorry, what's Chow chow?
There's another one... "Posh" Spice... isn't.She sounds like Posh Spice. Thats all I care about.
I wouldn't be surprised if that was true. I can think of more women I know who have tattoos then men... although, maybe that's just that I have more women friends?38% of women have tattoos compared to 27% of men …. Do you guys believe this statistic?
It’s a pickled relish. Usually a combo of sweet/hot. If home made it’s whatever you have too much of (or not enough to do anything else with) in the garden.I assumed it was something special about it, like it has green tomatoes or all cucumber and zucchini....
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Where I am, it has a little bit of everything in it. Usually on canning day, any leftover veggies were chopped up and pickled with sugar, vinegar and spices then canned. It is delicious on pintos. Usually it consists of cabbage, carrots, onions and peppers.I'm sorry, what's Chow chow?
College chemistry, I pulled an all nighter with my buddy studying for the 8:00 am final exam. Halfway there I stopped, announced it was a waste of time, that I was going to fail, and I should just go back to the dorm and sleep. My buddy convinced me to take the exam, which I think I got B/B+ on, bringing my borderline D/F final grade to a gentleman’s C. I think I celebrated with a beer , but a milkshake sounds good.My high schooler's final report card finally posted today. He was worried he'd failed chem.
He actually got a B+ on the final exam and finished with a B for the whole class.
Now we're making milkshakes.
Good work deserves milkshakes.
You should start a thread explaining the social class system in Britain. It would be an education I'm sure.There's another one... "Posh" Spice... isn't.
I'm not speaking for @__Nathan1968, who makes his from his garden, but the ones I have had used green tomatoes as a base, with ripe bell peppers, lots of onions, cabbage, or any other late season garden veggies. You can pretty much use what you want -- it's your garden. Vinegar, and spices really depend on the person. Usually a little sweet. I have had some spiced, and others were just sugar, salt, and pepper.I assumed it was something special about it, like it has green tomatoes or all cucumber and zucchini....
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Wait...the Spice Girls' nicknames lied to us?There's another one... "Posh" Spice... isn't.
It’s not like the 40 hour work week has any natural significance. It’s just an arbitrarily agreed upon number. We could just as easily have 20 hour work weeks. Just means rich people would be less rich.
It’s true. Scary, for example, was merely Boisterous.Wait...the Spice Girls' nicknames lied to us?
Well, all things in context. It did replace 80-100 hour work weeks of the 19th Century.It’s not like the 40 hour work week has any natural significance. It’s just an arbitrarily agreed upon number. We could just as easily have 20 hour work weeks. Just means rich people would be less rich.
I think Eddie Murphy might disagree...It’s true. Scary, for example, was merely Boisterous.
Yes, I am aware of the history of the labor movement. This context doesn’t change the fact that the number is arbitrary and can be renegotiated any time labor summons the will to do so.Well, all things in context. It did replace 80-100 hour work weeks of the 19th Century.
https://media1.giphy.com/media/g4zKfr4JjgGh6UAeFj/giphy.gif?cid=6c09b952bbzrn62v05hm31rlvj5eupahdp4qmxisxb0and2j&ep=v1_internal_gif_by_id&rid=giphy.gif&ct=gYes, I am aware of the history of the labor movement. This context doesn’t change the fact that the number is arbitrary and can be renegotiated any time labor summons the will to do so.
Not really arbitrary. The Ford company did research and determined it was the most efficient number of hours for them, cutting from a six-day week to five. Enlighten self-interest at its most corporate. The government just followed. Of course, we aren't all building cars now. Productivity has flown through the roof, while the hours haven't changed, we just fill up the other spaces. When I worked in an office, it was so fucking inefficient. Meetings, meetings about meetings, meetings that should have been emails, tons of emails that should have not existed. My actual, real work that affected the company was about 2 hours a day, and the rest was filler. Which is one of the reasons I quit working in corporate offices.Yes, I am aware of the history of the labor movement. This context doesn’t change the fact that the number is arbitrary and can be renegotiated any time labor summons the will to do so.
Eh, stuff like this was how I got awarded Wanker of the Week...Why are we talking about work hours? CC will be greatly disappointed that this is happening instead of shenanigans.
That's still happening?Eh, stuff like this was how I got awarded Wanker of the Week...