lol

[QUOTE=TimJim;18538451]it was too OMG THE GOODGUYS WON

AGAIN

and then they tried to make it all dark and sinister and ugh i got on the train too late i suppose. plus the movies kinda made my opinion on them worse[/QUOTE]

i guess you read the 90s spidey cause that was when the stupid dark stuff was going on.

best times for spidey were in the 80s during roger stern run and 70s with gerry conway. bother were great writers and kept the spidey spirit intact but came up with some interesting twists and turns

and don't judge comics by the movies. seriously read that blog post about comic movies i just posted.

yo tim how do you like working at walgreens i have an interview there on monday

i know its mostly who runs my store that can make it tolerable/intolerable but is it pretty laid back as a whole or uptight?

[quote=xMalcolmXx;18538468]yo tim how do you like working at walgreens i have an interview there on monday

i know its mostly who runs my store that can make it tolerable/intolerable but is it pretty laid back as a whole or uptight?[/quote]
up front it's pretty chill for the most part as long as you do what youre told, and if you work up to a shift manager youre making great money, and the assistant managers make like $70k/yr & store managers make like $110k/yr so its great imo, doubt you wanna make this a career though

i work in pharmacy though and it can really suck sometimes since there is so much bureaucracy and overcaution.

not gonna lie though doing stock is probably the worst thing ever if you like to talk to people. good workout but sooooo tedious. front register is cool since it makes the time go by fast

tldr i find it rather stifling but most of the blokes up front have a good time at work

you guys don't know what real work is if you've only worked indoor jobs doing easy shit.

working at my dad's engineering firm has really taught me to appreciate hard work. we do physical labor out in the hot sun for 8+ hours ady.

i'm not saying anyone should want to do blue collar work as a career but once you've done it you really learn the meaning of wokring hard and have a lot more respect for people that do that sort of thing for a living.

once you have done real, physically taxing work that requires getting up early, lifting heavy shit and bein exposed to the elements you realize that your former jobs were cushy. you really don't realize how good you guys have it, you don't have much to complain about working inside and filling prescriptions.

every one should have a hard physical job some time in their life to give them perspective.

[QUOTE=xMalcolmXx;18538453]i only had 4 comics ever and they were all punisher and from different points in the timeline so in one he was in cuba, in one he was in the future, in another he was in some random city, and in the other he was a navy seal.

i had no fucking idea what was going on.[/QUOTE]

lmao

[QUOTE=lukeskywalkertakingadump;18538489]you guys don't know what real work is if you've only worked indoor jobs doing easy shit.

working at my dad's engineering firm has really taught me to appreciate hard work. we do physical labor out in the hot sun for 8+ hours ady.

i'm not saying anyone should want to do blue collar work as a career but once you've done it you really learn the meaning of wokring hard and have a lot more respect for people that do that sort of thing for a living.

once you have done real, physically taxing work that requires getting up early, lifting heavy shit and bein exposed to the elements you realize that your former jobs were cushy. you really don't realize how good you guys have it, you don't have much to complain about working inside and filling prescriptions.

every one should have a hard physical job some time in their life to give them perspective.[/QUOTE]

I installed solar panels for a while, it was pretty draining

nothing worse than seeing office workers on facebook all day

yeah people really don't know how easy they have it at their cushy white collar jobs. it's so annoying hearing people complain about their job because it's "slow or boring" or "i had STOCK for so long man it was awful."

having a "slow" day is great at my job because on a regular day i'm out in 100 degree heat carrying 60 lb augers, shoveling dirt and screwing huge pipes together.

if you don't come back from work exhausted then you didn't work hard. most people in america have never done a hard day's work in their life.

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yum chinese food

growssss

look them in the eyes

is chat up still

i'll be in there soon if not

nope

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nah it's not up but if you guys want to use my room you have my blessing

i might join later on if a few people show up

isnt no adb nice

yes it is. everyone has been nicer to each other and its so peaceful

he'll be back

can being adb be a bannable offense?

the painting in ur avatar was in my art history homewrk

[I]Duccio[/I]

[QUOTE=witchxrapist;18538547]the painting in ur avatar was in my art history homewrk[/QUOTE]

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im making that exact face at u, my face is even squatter and wider than natural i'm so pissed

we have a new adb

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alright i'll stop

in some small way i'm gonna miss brent's faggotry

lol

I bet he is lurking thinking of a time to strike

[QUOTE=lukeskywalkertakingadump;18538489]you guys don't know what real work is if you've only worked indoor jobs doing easy shit.

working at my dad's engineering firm has really taught me to appreciate hard work. we do physical labor out in the hot sun for 8+ hours ady.

i'm not saying anyone should want to do blue collar work as a career but once you've done it you really learn the meaning of wokring hard and have a lot more respect for people that do that sort of thing for a living.

once you have done real, physically taxing work that requires getting up early, lifting heavy shit and bein exposed to the elements you realize that your former jobs were cushy. you really don't realize how good you guys have it, you don't have much to complain about working inside and filling prescriptions.

every one should have a hard physical job some time in their life to give them perspective.[/QUOTE]

your job sounds easier than the one i had at the aerospace factory i hated that job

i had a little 8x10 steel booth right next to the acid bath tanks so when they vented the vats during my shift i always got covered in the fumes and it burned like hell, i got burned constantly when my cutting torch would hit an oxygen pocket in the titanium engine frames, and i almost got smashed flat by a 2500 lb fan ring

plus i had to walk 5 miles to work and 5 miles back if the bus wasn't running which was pretty often, usually clocked 10 hour shifts but i got differential which was nice

i would have much rather have done roughneck work

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Found a wallpaper for Brent:

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