And sometimes there are sausages.
Okay you trying to hurt me? Because it seems like you're trying to hurt me.
OH, YOU DIDNT KNOW?
YOUR ASS BETTER CAAAAALLLLL SOMEBODYYYYYY!
So this is what a competent country looks like. Must be nice.
His brother, Jason, was an offensive lineman. More specifically, he was a center.
Why can't we do both? How many billionaires are there? How many of them have their own space company? I'm no mathologist but something doesn't add up.
When I was toddler back in the early 80s, I couldn't say grandma because enunciation hard. So I said it the best I could. Phonetically, it was maw-gah but when I got a bit older and could spell, it was Maga. To this day I still call her that and so do my kids.
Ah that reminds me of Killer Klowns from Outer Space. A timeless classic.
Cmon don't sell him short....there's also Ted Nugent
Seriously! That's quite a mix tape right there....would be a good listen on an extended road trip!
Mmmm such great memorable lines!
- Murphy, it's you.
- Can you fly, Bobby?
- You're dead...we killed you!
- You're move, creep.
- Dead or alive, you are coming with me.
- Na na na na na na na.... NA NA NA NA NA NA NA (BOOM!)
My dad would pause the recording when commercials started and resumed recording when the commercials ended. It was funny when he was 15 sec late on both accounts lol.
My "rich" aunt (relative to my family) had a laserdisc player. I would watch the Disney Robin Hood, as well as Star Wars and Star Trek The Motion Picture.
In that first video she's clearly visible. But if you watch the others that were retweeted (re-xed?), her face is blurred out. I too don't understand it but there it is.
Yes, this.
What I like to do is if I get a request from someone to do something while we are on a call, I politely ask them to send me an email so that I don't forget about it when I get to working on it in a few hours/days. Conversely, if it's a request that I'm asking, then I'll send them a follow-up up email about the topics discussed (again mainly for me, but also beneficial for the recipient).
It's super important to have that paper trail not only to CYA, but also so future conversations can be made from it. If while I'm working on something and I think of a potentially crucial idea, it's good to be able to pull up that email and reply all so that the background and context is already there. I HATE having to repeat myself and give the whole spiel all over again -- just super inefficient. Plus, many times people get added to the email chain so it helps them get caught up to speed too.
Bottom line, phone call and face to face conversations are just as important as email correspondence.