Ok, that is pretty JFC. Almost hard to believe it’s just this guy. Ok, I believe. I’m just dumb and lazy.
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Yeah this dude is on another level. Does a great job explaining it to people without specific knowledge as well.
Good reminder that there are people out there that are just fucking crazy smart.
https://twitter.com/daveweigel/status/1284902114989428741
how tilted are dems gonna be when they lose to Kobach with genius ads like this
I just always figured ‘squirrel’ was more specific than it is. Never would have guessed it included things like woodchucks and prairie dogs.
FoxNews has already been priming the pump on this - running stories on the black, female, democrat St. Louis prosecutor who would bring charges. It’s going to a gigantic winning story for them if it happens - perfect distraction from Trump.
But of course - HOW DARE YOU bring race into it? We just hate this woman who we never heard of before with every fiber of our being. Nothing to do with race or gender. You liberals are the real racists and … genderists … for always bringing race into it.
vocab brag
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Possibly misused (doesn’t sound like an Art class).
That’s awesome.
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Seems like a solid use - almost poetic.
ggoreo was clearly cheating when writing that post.
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Do future employers look at the grades when making their hiring decision? Because if they do then the grades clearly matter.
No, they don’t.
Is this specific to your field or would you say that’s true in general?
So, incongruous.
I’ve never heard of an employer asking for a transcript. They rarely even ask for proof of degree. I’d be interested to hear from others.
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So incongruous.
Non sequitur.
Post hoc ergo propter hoc.
[or am I doing this wrong?]
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Depends on the field.
I’m in education. So obviously I had to show my degree. Not my transcript though.
Not sure if the pic in that article is sexy or creepy. Like sure, it could be an attractive young woman bathing in that tub. But it could also be a murder victim.