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  • Roughly equivalent to wearing a red cocktail dress to a wedding. It's not about you and your own personal style, you're supposed to be there in attendance to honour the hosts & the party(ies) tributed, not yourself.

  • *read and analyze content critically

  • Not just that the prick wastes so much of it, but stinks the place up for everyone else while he's at it.

  • Easy, continue to eat and drink as expected when in the company of others. If pressed about appetite on any occasion, simply claim to have eaten beforehand.

  • Can I petition for a version of this without the Gowrata eyes?

  • Seems like a good time to mention Perry Mason (2020-2023), another period piece film noir detective drama. It doesn't have Patrick Stewart, Gates McFadden, or Whoopi Goldberg, but it has Robert Downy Jr. as producer, as well as Matthew Rhys Evans as lead alongside John Lithgow, Tatiana Maslany, and Shea Whigham. It got canned by HBO after a limited run of only two seasons, but still worth looking into if you like the Dixon Hill style of detective stories as seen in Star Trek: the Next Generation.

  • Not at all surprising, I've heard nothing good about them since first hearing the name two decades ago.

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              *crowd chanting* "GUSTAVE! GUSTAVE! GUSTAVE! GUSTAVE! GUSTAVE! GUSTAVE!" 
    
    
      

    "Gustave is a man-eating male Nile crocodile that roams the Ruzizi river and the northern shores of Lake Tanganyika in Burundi, Africa. Gustave is rumored to have killed as many as 200–300 people, though one more recent estimate states the true figure is probably 60 people or fewer. He has obtained a mythical status and is greatly feared by the people in the region."

  • What could go wrong? /s * anguished screaming SFX *

  • The prophecy has come to pass! All hail Lord π, glory to π!

  • User's data was breached, I laughed because I'm not one of them. This isn't a doctoral dissertation, I don't care how it works.

  • My folks want to give ancestry.com a try what do I need to know?

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  • Their cybersecurity is dogshit too. If the government can't keep people from stealing your digital records, no fucking way that gimmeDNA.com is going to do a better job.

  • Sure, but lying during a process involving security clearance would essentially hang over their head the entire time that they used the credential as a means to get work. It's not like lying about whether or not you like the food that someone served at a dinner, it sticks.

  • If you say so, I'll take your word for it.

  • I've been told that for clearance above reliability that social media use becomes an issue. 4chan was specifically cited to me by the person with whom I spoke. I'd assume that this means any/all alphabet government agencies, but Army was all that I heard about specifically.

    "Do you browse or use 4chan?"

    "No."

    "OK, good, because you weren't advancing beyond this stage if you said yes."

  • Heard about this just a few hours ago, and have been laughing ever since. This is going to be brutal, there are people who registered with .gov e-mail addresses. As the use of 4chan has been cited to me as potentially disqualifying people seeking security clearance for government, police, or military careers, this hack single-handedly has the potential to torpedo thousands of edgy bois in one fell swoop.

  • "Fittin' three cheesebugers into his face at the same time."