RicardoObviouso

postage would get expensive. chris, do you live anywhere near niakwa golf club? have you heard of it?

we should do an amateur porn exchange. spice things up a little, ya know?

its better than a good point. i think i deserve a "touche"

whatever, dude probably cant sing.

are you kidding me? hes a performer, they pay him in canadian currency, not tickets to the big game.

if your existing customer base keeps you busy, you cant ask for much more! i was talking to a guy who used the site to have a new logo designed, and when i visited it, i immediately thought of you

hum-an-ole do you ever use crowdspring for potential supplemental income for your graphic design business?

buy a basic jock strap and dye it green

gf's birthday today.

it was cool, ad i too thought the video was kind of strange until i saw the clip of his daughter, then it came together for me. he just looked bored doing it.

that should fly.

if you publicly state something about someone that may or may not be true, and/OR it somehow negatively affects their ability to secure financial growth presently or in the future, you are liable for a lawsuit. not saying thats what happened, but thats how easy it is.

congrats on your recent marriage and the birth of your child in the coming months, matt. this is the first i've heard of it.

i cant stand anything after WLR&RR... avalanche was probably his last album that i actually listened to from front to back more than once.

stop trying so hard

are we talking actual popsicles here, or the knock off ones? I remember years ago having a TON of choice for flavors and now there's the three listed in the pole. I usually buy the 12 pack, and even though I used to LOVE orange, I think pink is my #1. if you buy the knock off brands, sometimes there's alternate flavors, but I prefer the taste and texture of the 'popsicle pete' ones. my gf calls me a popsicle afficionado

ya dave was there with wife tamara.

i THINK i've been to one

oh yeah... that.

desire, passion and genuine interest will get you a job in your field of choice, not necessarily the one at the top. in my sector, one needs accreditations to be legally employable in an actual advisory position. if you don't have that education, but possess desire passion and genuine interest, i will hire you, give you on the job experience and put you MILES ahead of the competition when/if you become chartered/certified. even if you don't, you'll still make $65-$90k a year. i've always known what i wanted and what i was good at. i just found a career that could harness those skills and get me the things i wanted in life. money is weird in that if you make enough of it in one place, it gives you the confidence to invest in other places, and most people with money feel something similar: power. they just mistake it for confidence. the difference between confidence and a perception of power is amazing success and total failure. i've known extremely successful people that thought since they'd accomplished so much in one aspect of business, they were experts on business as a whole, and could do no wrong. so i've tried my hardest to find opportunities that could be considered outside the box, or lucrative, or niche or all three, and put hundreds of hours of thought and research and analysis into it before i commit. so far it's worked.

i'm an employer and i'm likely the most financially successful person here. i didnt get to where i am by nitpicking do's, dont's and resumes to find the best people. unless you're left to work locked in a room by yourself, desire passion and genuine interest is going to get you farther than simply "knowing stuff", as any of those three attributes indicate just that at the most miniscule level. i haven't set foot anywhere near the offices of the companies i principal in over a year, and i haven't spoken to the people making the day-to-day decisions since february. these businesses are all successful beyond my wildest dreams and NO ONE there had a reference check or had to answer any retarded questions. you show me desire, passion and genuine interest and i will show you money. when it comes down to it, all these vastly available tips and tricks to surviving an interview really do is give the assessor the false impression of faculty, which in turn puts the candidate at a disadvantage. true decision makers don't need bells and whistles and question sheets that go on for miles.

everyone's the hero of their own story

i can't stand rain, and i tire of people quickly and easily so... go at it, bear.

fuck all of this. 100% of this crap can be found on google. apply to jobs that you are sincerely interested in, and everything else will take care of itself. if an employer senses true desire, passion and interest, they'll find a place for you in their company, regardless of experience and education.

i have a feeling that things aren't always as he makes them appear. same story every single time, different female lead.