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So I still get to have a second day off work, for the next week at least. I'd like it to stay that way, but we shall have to see.

Idzequitch wrote:So I still get to have a second day off work, for the next week at least. I'd like it to stay that way, but we shall have to see.

Out of sheer curiosity, what line of work are you in? We both seem to have awful hours.

Major-Tom wrote:

Idzequitch wrote:So I still get to have a second day off work, for the next week at least. I'd like it to stay that way, but we shall have to see.

Out of sheer curiosity, what line of work are you in? We both seem to have awful hours.

He works as the head of a Parks and Recreation department for a small Indiana town.

Major-Tom wrote:

Idzequitch wrote:So I still get to have a second day off work, for the next week at least. I'd like it to stay that way, but we shall have to see.

Out of sheer curiosity, what line of work are you in? We both seem to have awful hours.

At the moment, I'm just working food service. However, I'm in the process of planning my exit and starting my career in earnest.

New haven america wrote:

Major-Tom wrote:
Out of sheer curiosity, what line of work are you in? We both seem to have awful hours.

He works as the head of a Parks and Recreation department for a small Indiana town.

"Works" We all know his deputy director does all the work.

Pasong Tirad wrote:

New haven america wrote:He works as the head of a Parks and Recreation department for a small Indiana town.

"Works" We all know his deputy director does all the work.

And she does far too much working as far as I'm concerned. Government bad and all that.

Dresderstan wrote:Springsteen, Madonna, way before Nirvana there was U2 and Blondie, and music still on MTV. Oh how the days of 1985 were much simpler... I wish I was around then.

I don't. I much prefer older music to today,s music, but in 2019, you get the music of 1985 and the music of 2019, along with many years before and every year in between.

Idzequitch wrote:

Pasong Tirad wrote:"Works" We all know his deputy director does all the work.

And she does far too much working as far as I'm concerned. Government bad and all that.

Man I miss Parks and Rec. That was such a good show. Pawnee forever.

Idzequitch wrote:

Major-Tom wrote:
Out of sheer curiosity, what line of work are you in? We both seem to have awful hours.

At the moment, I'm just working food service. However, I'm in the process of planning my exit and starting my career in earnest.

Here's to hoping you get out of food service sooner rather than later - been there, not a good time.

The Xenopolis Confederation wrote:

Dresderstan wrote:Springsteen, Madonna, way before Nirvana there was U2 and Blondie, and music still on MTV. Oh how the days of 1985 were much simpler... I wish I was around then.

I don't. I much prefer older music to today,s music, but in 2019, you get the music of 1985 and the music of 2019, along with many years before and every year in between.

Yes I know, but I would prefer living through the world of crazy, flashy and cheesiness of the 80s glam metal and new wave synth pop. Plus I was listening to 1985 by Bowling For Soup...

Well sadly, I now know far more about the ProJared situation than I wanted to.

Ardrentt wrote:Well sadly, I now know far more about the ProJared situation than I wanted to.

I heard the name, the word controversy, realised I didn't know who the person was, and merrily filled it all under things not to bother filling my brain with.

Dumb Ideologies wrote:

Ardrentt wrote:Well sadly, I now know far more about the ProJared situation than I wanted to.

I heard the name, the word controversy, realised I didn't know who the person was, and merrily filled it all under things not to bother filling my brain with.

I am on tumblr. The encounter was kind of inevitable. :U

Thoughts on that wonderful Aussie spread, Vegemite?

Can't get enough of the stuff, especially with butter. Marmite is good too.

Jack Thomas Lang wrote:Thoughts on that wonderful Aussie spread, Vegemite?

Can't get enough of the stuff, especially with butter. Marmite is good too.

I think it's good on toast, but I of course have the benefit of exposure that those born outside of Australia do not.

Jack Thomas Lang wrote:Thoughts on that wonderful Aussie spread, Vegemite?

Can't get enough of the stuff, especially with butter. Marmite is good too.

Fuck is that?

I've heard of it, but it sure as hell hasn't reached Singapore yet.

Ardrentt wrote:

Jack Thomas Lang wrote:Thoughts on that wonderful Aussie spread, Vegemite?

Can't get enough of the stuff, especially with butter. Marmite is good too.

Fuck is that?

I've heard of it, but it sure as hell hasn't reached Singapore yet.

Basically, it looks like chocolate spread, but tastes like salt and vinegar.

Frying livermush and eggs, this is a good morning. I have orange juice too!

The Xenopolis Confederation wrote:

Ardrentt wrote:Fuck is that?

I've heard of it, but it sure as hell hasn't reached Singapore yet.

Basically, it looks like chocolate spread, but tastes like salt and vinegar.

It has the color of salt soy sauce and pretty much the same taste as well, but you put it on bread or toast as a sandwich spread.

Jack Thomas Lang wrote:Thoughts on that wonderful Aussie spread, Vegemite?

Can't get enough of the stuff, especially with butter. Marmite is good too.

Marmite is fucking ace.

Vegemite is also great.

Jack Thomas Lang wrote:Thoughts on that wonderful Aussie spread, Vegemite?

Can't get enough of the stuff, especially with butter. Marmite is good too.

Neither Marmite or Vegemite is used for anything in Greece so no.

A mystery for all you linguists

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-48212442

Major-Tom wrote:

New haven america wrote:The 80's were terrible though...

Well, with the exception of New Wave music and screwball 80s comedies. I can be a pretentious prick when it comes to cinema, but god, I really do adore wacky 80s movies.

I love old '80s movies. Gremlins, anyone?

Pax Nerdvana wrote:

Major-Tom wrote:
Well, with the exception of New Wave music and screwball 80s comedies. I can be a pretentious prick when it comes to cinema, but god, I really do adore wacky 80s movies.

I love old '80s movies. Gremlins, anyone?

Oh, I do like Gremlins. How about Beetlejuice?

The Free Joy State wrote:

Pax Nerdvana wrote:I love old '80s movies. Gremlins, anyone?

Oh, I do like Gremlins. How about Beetlejuice?

Haven't seen it. Have you seen Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure?