You really didn't know that?

They've been married for ages now (well, months). It's actually quite awesome that it happened, methinks, as I'm sure their offspring will be the wittiest people to have exist in yet to be recorded history.

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Patrick (Schwarzenegger) Shriver is such a Beautiful Man. Now that is intelligent design.

Fucking Humans

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...l-runs/2514075/

I love when you are just talking past a person, and the only things they pick up on are the exact wrong things you want conveyed.

Especially when you give them a list of possible reasons for something and they choose to investigate the least likely one.

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Originally posted by Lagrangian Fucking Humans http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...l-runs/2514075/

would it be cheating to wear one of these?

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Fucking coin operated laundry. I hate having to collect quarters, and I CBA to walk to the bank to get a roll.

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Originally posted by Joss Weatherby Fucking coin operated laundry. I hate having to collect quarters, and I CBA to walk to the bank to get a roll.

coin laundry?

1 out of x quarters comes to me thank you

ps you sound like momma's little bitch of a son

It's amazing to see how everyday, more and more listings for programming jobs pop up, not asking for degrees, but experience.

It makes you wonder why we've spent so much on our education, and why some of us are just buried in debt from student loans.

What a scam, it reminds me of the housing bubble -- Everybody HAD TO HAVE a House.

Its because experience counts for everything in programming. Most programmers start learning when they are 12 or even younger, and most have the core concepts mastered by the time they graduate high school if they are any good. I have yet to see a college curriculum that even comes close to teaching what you need to know to work in the industry for 80% of the jobs out there (that other 20% is mainly in research related fields, where a CSE degree is actually helpful).

Everyone I know has said "OMG ive learned so much in the last X months than I did in school!" when they get their first job (X usually being 6 months).

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Originally posted by Lagrangian It's amazing to see how everyday, more and more listings for programming jobs pop up, not asking for degrees, but experience. It makes you wonder why we've spent so much on our education, and why some of us are just buried in debt from student loans. What a scam, it reminds me of the housing bubble -- Everybody HAD TO HAVE a House.

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every job is like that

doesnt take away from the value of education

more money for me