419 karma · joined July 29, 2012
The ones who would get that "Vandalay" reference? Probably <5% of them.
Agreed. I always tell myself this whenever I get pangs of nostalgia.
This is a big plus over MoviePass.
At my local theater, all the good seats are sold out days in advance so MoviePass is useless until a week after the movie's launch.
It's common to see fitness coaches and C-List celebrities to have lots of followers but very few likes/comments, which is a common sign of the user buying followers.
Lately, I've felt my memory has been a little off. I feel like I'm not remembering things I would normally easily remember.
Like the other day, I was trying to remember what they speak in Iran (Farsi) or who the head coach of the Boston Celtics or what was the name of the Scorsese movie with Wahlberg/Damon/Nicholson. These are all subjects I'm very familiar with so it bothered me that I couldn't remember the answers immediately.
When I was in high school, I'm only competing with like 2 or 3 guys for 1 girl. In college, that increases to probably like 5-10. With online dating? Feels like 50-100.
So much time wasted right-clicking on a user name and going to "Show Info"...
I wonder how different Intel would be today if that occurred.
e: But watching the keynote, it's definitely doesn't seem that fast...
"Eliminating heading for children 10 and under
Limiting the amount of heading in practice for children between the ages of 11 and 13"
I usually add items on the desktop version and then remove them on the mobile version when I'm at the store.
If you're a frequent customer of a certain driver and consistently don't tip then I can see some problems there.
Agreed.
At any job I've worked at, doing the bare minimum for awhile will probably get you fired; if you want to stand out or get a promotion, you're expected to do more than you're asked.
Can anyone else attest to this? I am going to start doing my taxes soon (for the first time in my life) and CreditKarma seems like a good solution for me.
Decreased stress and anxiety
Increased focus
Increased mindfulness (the ability to be aware of what's occurring at any given moment, but being able to choose how to act, as opposed to just reacting)"
Are those three benefits purely anecdotal?
Not really. I feel like I've put in the time and effort (along with a little luck) to get to where I am in life.
Unfortunately, life is unfair. While it was nice having parents who supported me, I feel like it's just an advantage in life I was fortunate to have. On the contrary, I'm a short, unattractive, non-white male living in a city that's 90% white; there isn't much I can do in that regards. That's just life.