His ankle looks fine, by the way.
"The Alabama Teabagger" sounds like a weekly publication for the Tea Party of Alabama.
Gives new meaning to "Bible thumper".
This is an excellent tip that most serious eBayers have been fully aware of since 1999.
Not to sound incensitive, but why all the UHaul's at a tailgate? And a preppy tailgate nonetheless?
Changed his Mercedes every 6 months.
Refused to buy a car tag.
Parked in handicap spaces with total disregard.
Again, how is Steve Jobs the anti-establishment/99%-esque guy that fanboys claim him to be?
Refused to buy a car tag.
Parked in handicap spaces with total disregard.
Again, how is Steve Jobs the anti-establishment/99%-esque guy that fanboys claim him to be?
...and a lamp on the sidelines, no less?
What, if anything, does this mean for the Google Web Toolkit.
Dude looks like a lady.
I've never seen this at any other MLS game like Seattle whose games are 2x the size of Portland's with supporters groups (ECS, Gorilla FC) who are 2x the size of Portland's and created teh most mind-blowing tifo you've ever seen and I'm just typing a run-on sentence because you are obviously as good at watching MLS as I am at writing.
Jasper native and Birmingham resident here. Reporting for Deadspin foot soldier duty when ready, AJ.
That © Tom Kelly IV is © Tom Kelly IV horrible © Tom Kelly IV
That's the most Munson thing ever.
This article should be titled "Things I learned in my first real job."
If any of this linguistic whitewashing is new to you, 1) Congratulations on your first day of Business 101, and 2) Having a manager who uses such an approach is not such a bad thing... it means you work for a company who values (at worst, on surface) the experience and interaction with its employees.
Some call it "corporate doublespeak", but in truth this is the result of any successful company built on the pillars of being a 'corporate family' and not simply a corporation. It's the only way to keep the fun feel and still adhere to HR policies and typical corporate politics, even at the store level.
If any of this linguistic whitewashing is new to you, 1) Congratulations on your first day of Business 101, and 2) Having a manager who uses such an approach is not such a bad thing... it means you work for a company who values (at worst, on surface) the experience and interaction with its employees.
Some call it "corporate doublespeak", but in truth this is the result of any successful company built on the pillars of being a 'corporate family' and not simply a corporation. It's the only way to keep the fun feel and still adhere to HR policies and typical corporate politics, even at the store level.
I eagerly await the Deadspin post title from July 16, 2022: Filed Under: 'Things We Should've Seen Coming' - 15,796 people dead after artificial cloud loses power, crashes into stands at World Cup.
Per the Yankees front office: "$10,000 a ticket for front row, partial view seats behind the fair pole."
/made up, but probably true
/made up, but probably true
Further proof that SaaS is the future.
Can you really blame Cam Newton? I too would request finical reimbursement for attending Mississippi State.
Tim Gunn is gay?!
/last2know
/last2know
