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amusinginquiry posted:Whats tribbing Tribology is the science of contact and friction.
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notZaar posted:Tribology is the science of contact and friction. i bet your mom is professor emerita
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Feb 7, 2016 17:18
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:Invoking the speech patterns and mannerisms of the character Joey Tribbiani from Friends. if you get stoned before then you can tribb whilst tribbing balls "how you doing" "hahhhh"
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Feb 7, 2016 17:37
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tribbings where u rub pussys
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Feb 7, 2016 18:11
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Rip long nipples
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Feb 7, 2016 18:24
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Dave Concepcion posted:i bet your mom is professor emerita Well yes she does have a PhD but her name isn't emerita.
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Feb 7, 2016 18:34
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I know this has already been discussed but. This is unreal. Nearly half of millennials still live with their parents until they're 35. There's no way. http://time.com/4108515/millennials-live-at-home-parents/
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Feb 7, 2016 20:05
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Nolgthorn posted:I know this has already been discussed but. I live in a very traditional house hold
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Feb 7, 2016 20:12
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Nolgthorn posted:I know this has already been discussed but.
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Feb 7, 2016 20:12
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When you need experience before you can gain the experience to get a job that pays above minimum wage often times you basically work for free as an intern. There's no way you are making enough money part time in retail to afford an apartment and transportation.
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Feb 7, 2016 20:13
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wow your american country sounds like poo poo everyone is poor and forced to live with their parents.. Maybe you guys should move to a first world country instead
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Feb 7, 2016 20:26
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Houle posted:When you need experience before you can gain the experience to get a job that pays above minimum wage often times you basically work for free as an intern. There's no way you are making enough money part time in retail to afford an apartment and transportation. Says every generation before. But This Economy is worse!
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Feb 7, 2016 20:27
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Jim Barris posted:If you can't afford too live on your own, you can't afford it. I have a couple of friends in that situation. Hell, my mother is in that situation. If the economy was better, if people weren't saddled with so much debt, the amount of people living with their folks to cut costs would be much lower. Pretty obvious, really, not unreal at all. The housing market responds to how many people are living out of their parent's houses. If 50% of people 18-35 are still living at home with their mommy and daddy because they can't afford it, the cost of living adjusts to make it so that you can afford it. You can afford it you just cannot afford to live as comfortably as you want to. You spend rent money on ipads and video games.
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Feb 7, 2016 20:28
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w/e more long nipples for me then e: fuk might have to pay when it becomes niche tho :/
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Feb 7, 2016 20:28
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Nolgthorn posted:The housing market responds to how many people are living out of their parent's houses. If 50% of people 18-35 are still living at home with their mommy and daddy because they can't afford it, the cost of living adjusts to make it so that you can afford it. Henatia or whatever
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Feb 7, 2016 20:30
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A good sign of how millenials think is shown in the manufacturing field. A lot of the jobs we sent overseas are slowly coming back along with companies who never left and are growing. There are literally dozens of big manufacturers I've talked to in this region who cannot find workers to replace the boomers who are retiring. Some have had jobs posted for months and cannot fill them. These are mostly $35k-65k starting out with the higher end being maintenance positions. Also, many are air-conditioned and clean enough you could eat off the floor so it's not horrible working conditions. They don't want people with exact skills for the job as they will train them on site, but are looking mostly for "soft skills" and the millenials they interview don't have them. If you're not familiar with the term, simply put its good work ethic (showing up on time, teamwork, etc.) but millenials can't do it and would rather live on welfare in their parents basement.
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Feb 7, 2016 20:33
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Darth123123 posted:Says every generation before. But This Economy is worse! Except those retail places ensure you have open availability or they won't hire you...but give you four hour shifts so you don't earn benefits. That being said, there is something to people who live at home but they aren't saving up money or looking for better employment.
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Feb 7, 2016 20:34
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Dirk Squarejaw posted:A good sign of how millenials think is shown in the manufacturing field. A lot of the jobs we sent overseas are slowly coming back along with companies who never left and are growing. There are literally dozens of big manufacturers I've talked to in this region who cannot find workers to replace the boomers who are retiring. Some have had jobs posted for months and cannot fill them. These are mostly $35k-65k starting out with the higher end being maintenance positions. Also, many are air-conditioned and clean enough you could eat off the floor so it's not horrible working conditions. I've noticed this too. There seems to be this idea that the only jobs worth pursuing are ones where you choose your hours and can sit and text whenever. A factory job at 65k sounds pretty sweet. Only down side is how secure is it in a country where manufacturing is constantly being shipped overseas and which skills are transferable for a career shift.
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Feb 7, 2016 20:36
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Dirk Squarejaw posted:A good sign of how millenials think is shown in the manufacturing field. There are literally dozens of big manufacturers I've talked to in this region who cannot find workers to replace the boomers who are retiring. Some have had jobs posted for months and cannot fill them. These are mostly $35k-65k starting out with the higher end being maintenance positions. Also, many are air-conditioned and clean enough you could eat off the floor so it's not horrible working conditions. Milennials could not handle the politically incorrect jokes and constant ribbing that come with working on a factory floor.
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Feb 7, 2016 20:37
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Nolgthorn posted:The housing market responds to how many people are living out of their parent's houses. If 50% of people 18-35 are still living at home with their mommy and daddy because they can't afford it, the cost of living adjusts to make it so that you can afford it. was just about to post this. pretty spot on.
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Feb 7, 2016 20:38
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ChipNDip posted:Milennials could not handle the politically incorrect jokes and constant ribbing that come with working on a factory floor. or the meth
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Feb 7, 2016 20:38
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Nolgthorn posted:The housing market responds to how many people are living out of their parent's houses. If 50% of people 18-35 are still living at home with their mommy and daddy because they can't afford it, the cost of living adjusts to make it so that you can afford it. well considering most millennials saw how bad most people got swindled during recession since a good portion of the sub-prime loans were used to buy homes, or were probably forced to move back to their parents house after seeing their property bought plummet in value due to toxic loans in their area, seems like a pretty good use of money
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Feb 7, 2016 20:38
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Houle posted:Except those retail places ensure you have open availability or they won't hire you...but give you four hour shifts so you don't earn benefits. Your supposed to work retail in high school. Gain a marketable skill then move on. Which of these steps, or all, were skipped?
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Feb 7, 2016 20:38
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Nolgthorn posted:The housing market responds to how many people are living out of their parent's houses. If 50% of people 18-35 are still living at home with their mommy and daddy because they can't afford it, the cost of living adjusts to make it so that you can afford it.
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Feb 7, 2016 20:41
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Also the "everyone owns a house and buys a new car every two years like clockwork" lifestyle isn't necessarily sustainable. It requires a really really strong economy with a surplus of middle class income jobs for a large number of people to make that financial leap. In past generations multigenerational households were the norm.
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Feb 7, 2016 20:42
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I worked retail while I was paying off university since part time work in my area was essentially just retail. I'm working a real job now and it's all behind me. Most of my friends seem to be stuck in retail for one reason or another. When I had a hard time to find my current job most of the roadblocks were requiring 5 plus years of related experience in which ever field - including entry positions. Something I found incredibly odd. So rather than stay retail all my life I took another loan and went back to school.
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Feb 7, 2016 20:43
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I stopped responding to people who type LOL @, I... I just can't do it
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Feb 7, 2016 20:50
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Houle posted:I worked retail while I was paying off university since part time work in my area was essentially just retail. I'm working a real job now and it's all behind me. Most of my friends seem to be stuck in retail for one reason or another. When I had a hard time to find my current job most of the roadblocks were requiring 5 plus years of related experience in which ever field - including entry positions. Something I found incredibly odd. So rather than stay retail all my life I took another loan and went back to school. Good for you! What starting job field requires 5 yrs exp?
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Feb 7, 2016 20:51
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OMFG FURRY posted:well considering most millennials saw how bad most people got swindled during recession since a good portion of the sub-prime loans were used to buy homes, or were probably forced to move back to their parents house after seeing their property bought plummet in value due to toxic loans in their area, seems like a pretty good use of money That just means there's tons of housing available. Way more than there used to be at way lower a price. Hell you could buy a property and rent it out and make money if only millennials would move out of their parent's houses and stop perpetuating the crisis.
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Feb 7, 2016 20:52
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I applied to writing jobs, desk jobs (data entry, transcriber), reporting jobs. Anything I could use for my earlier degrees since I was originally going to be a writer. I then switched to computer science and got a job through coop. So I guess one thing that I learned and recommend to anyone having job difficulty is that university/college is useless unless it has coop or if you know someone. I don't have specific examples as that was 3 years ago, but going through the job bank of Canada 5 years experience was the general requirement. That and speaking French. But that's my country's unique trait.
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Feb 7, 2016 20:54
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Nolgthorn posted:That just means there's tons of housing available. Way more than there used to be at way lower a price. Hell you could buy a property and rent it out and make money if only millennials would move out of their parent's houses and stop perpetuating the crisis. Yes these darn kids who all have a house worth of money in the bank just sitting at home by choice darn them
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Feb 7, 2016 20:54
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Nolgthorn posted:That just means there's tons of housing available. Way more than there used to be at way lower a price. Hell you could buy a property and rent it out and make money if only millennials would move out of their parent's houses and stop perpetuating the crisis. yeah okay w/e grandpa thats why most properties are being bought up to house and totally not being used to gentrify an area, making living in an urban area vastly more expensive unless you bought one of those cheap properties like a a decade ago when they had no value and no one had any money which is why we bailed out the banks in the first place, because they said they had no money
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Feb 7, 2016 20:58
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naem posted:Yes these darn kids who all have a house worth of money in the bank just sitting at home by choice darn them This may surprise you but anyone can buy a house and rent it out, not just millennials. In fact other people can do a lot of things millennials can't seem to do.
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Feb 7, 2016 20:58
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Houle posted:A factory job at 65k sounds pretty sweet. Agreed, where are these jobs?
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Feb 7, 2016 20:58
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Nolgthorn posted:This may surprise you but anyone can buy a house and rent it out, not just millennials. In fact other people can do a lot of things millennials can't seem to do. i mean seriously the issue is super complicated but reducing it down to 'those darn lazy kids!!!' is the dumbest way to go
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Feb 7, 2016 21:01
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Nolgthorn posted:This may surprise you but anyone can buy a house and rent it out, not just millennials. In fact other people can do a lot of things millennials can't seem to do. It's almost as if jobs that pay enough to purchase a home were more common 20 plus years ago haha darn these kids
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Feb 7, 2016 21:04
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No, you see, young people are lazy, that's the main problem. *global economy continues spinning on a rusty hinge*
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Feb 7, 2016 21:07
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if millennials took factory jobs, the floor talk would be all dank memes, not racist slurs. which would alienate the next generation: "sir, they keep saying they 'poned' me. what does that mean?" and then the foreman goes: "you got a lot to learn, nooblet."
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Feb 7, 2016 21:13
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Nolgthorn posted:This may surprise you but anyone can buy a house and rent it out, not just millennials. In fact other people can do a lot of things millennials can't seem to do. "This may surprise you" but the generation that came of age and began adult life during the greatest economic recession since the Great Depression, which was caused by a massive housing bubble bursting, who never have and never will have the quantity or quality of opportunity once available, may be struggling a tad haha "darn them"
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naem posted:"This may surprise you" but the generation that came of age and began adult life during the greatest economic recession since the Great Depression, which was caused by a massive housing bubble bursting, who never have and never will have the quantity or quality of opportunity once available, may be struggling a tad haha "darn them" Good gently caress millennials
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