

It’s a joke about their writing system
It’s a joke about their writing system
Yes my public high school had it as a language back in the late 1980s/early 90s. This would be New Jersey, USA.
Marshawn Lynch was great in this movie
Nothing will ever beat Face/Off when he portrays Travolta’s character pretending to be him.
It’s amazing how much transphobia there was in that time.
Should he need to? He’s an actor. He can pretend to know what he is doing.
They were trying for their Star Wars.
Ineffective tax policies have different direct harms than other ineffective policies. Wealth taxes frequently do not bring in enough revenue which is a significant problem.
They don’t because many know the history of wealth taxes and how frequently they get abandoned because they are ineffective IRL.
No because rigging an election normally would take thousands of people working in secret. Trump won because America has a lot of dumb people in it
My kids?
I fear that would rapidly decline into a shitshow as not everyone here is rational or educated in the subjects being discussed. I can easily see this being used abusively
Start with the complaint to the town as that is free.
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The part about asking what about the company resonates with you is a good interview question provided you hire for the long term. If you hire for a specific project what loyalty are you expecting?
Brad Pitt is an abusive partner. Jennifer Anniston suggested as much quietly post-divorce and Jolie and their children have clearly stated as much.
In the wake of his divorce there were a handful of comments from Jennifer Anniston that suggested he was abusive. This has since been backed up by his last wife and several of his kids.
More like goota protect the returns so that the FX team that spent years on the film have stronger resumes based on a successful film rather than one that tanked because Jack Black did something stupid.
My town was one of the wealthier in the USA at the time and had a substantial population of immigrants from Korea/Japan/Taiwan so it made sense as a third language offering for the kids who were going back to Asia.
A ton of American kids took it because their parents were in finance and pushed it.
edit: It wasn’t commonly offered in NJ schools in that time. That might have changed in the decades since I graduated