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ianmacdo posted:Looks like it finally paid off for Zach Holmes, that fat guy who did those terrible things to himself (the firework suicide vest, flare gun to the nuts, ect.) It's like a fame seesaw, that video raised Zach's profile but dropped Steve-O's star further down
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Those guys trying to catch the tarp are amazing.
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# ? Apr 30, 2017 09:31 |
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ianmacdo posted:Looks like it finally paid off for Zach Holmes, that fat guy who did those terrible things to himself (the firework suicide vest, flare gun to the nuts, ect.) Jackass was a mistake
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nk8agwWigww I refuse to believe that guy at the end was trapped. Jippa has a new favorite as of 14:26 on Apr 30, 2017 |
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Workout win
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# ? Apr 30, 2017 14:28 |
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Jippa posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nk8agwWigww Jesus, the one at 4:38. That's why you get a loving spotter.
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Jippa posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nk8agwWigww yeah, I can believe he couldn't bench 50 kilos, but once it touches the floor he should be able to easily move it
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Really. The word is "dividends" SMDH.
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# ? Apr 30, 2017 17:14 |
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" WE DON'T WORK FOR THAT COMPANY BUT WE SHOULD BE PAID MOOOOOOOOOOOORE "
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# ? Apr 30, 2017 17:13 |
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If I'm not mistaken, labour getting paid first and shareholders getting leftovers is exactly how its supposed to work.
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Wasabi the J posted:I've never heard of this person and she is no darling of the left. gently caress outta here with your false narratives. She spoke at the Womens March, and I saw a lot of people on the left being way too apologetic about her. She doesn't really take responsibility for her actions (I served my time is basically the closest you come to anything of the sorts) and mostly speaks about the whole thing like this. "I'm brave because I survived the american prison system as a black woman and actually made something of myself (which yes definitely bravo but lol)" while omitting what the crime actually was. It's not a good look. Haven't heard much about her since though.
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ductonius posted:If I'm not mistaken, labour getting paid first and shareholders getting leftovers is exactly how its supposed to work. Well there should be a balance. Otherwise the CEO will be like, "Obviously this company's success comes entirely from me and my amazing vision and execution, I deserve it all." Also places like goldman sachs can just turn a bonus knob and decide where to set compensation with perfect precision. Right now I think about 80% goes to staff? How do you argue if that's too high or too low?
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Fuzzy Mammal posted:Well there should be a balance. Otherwise the CEO will be like, "Obviously this company's success comes entirely from me and my amazing vision and execution, I deserve it all." Also places like goldman sachs can just turn a bonus knob and decide where to set compensation with perfect precision. Right now I think about 80% goes to staff? How do you argue if that's too high or too low? If your staff can't afford to live off their compensation, it's too low. That's the barometer.
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Millennial Sexlord posted:If your staff can't afford to live off their compensation, it's too low. That's the barometer. This is dumb for pretty obvious reasons.
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zakharov posted:This is dumb for pretty obvious reasons. Please, tell me the "pretty obvious reasons" why a living wage is unsustainable. Unless you're advocating that everyone hold down multiple jobs in order to survive, in which case you're an idiot.
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Inco posted:Please, tell me the "pretty obvious reasons" why a living wage is unsustainable. Unless you're advocating that everyone hold down multiple jobs in order to survive, in which case you're an idiot. For twelve years, you have been asking: Who is John Galt? This is John Galt speaking. I am the man who loves his life. I am the man who does not sacrifice his love or his values. I am the man who has deprived you of victims and thus has destroyed your world, and if you wish to know why you are perishing-you who dread knowledge-I am the man who will now tell you." The chief engineer was the only one able to move; he ran to a television set and struggled frantically with its dials. But the screen remained empty; the speaker had not chosen to be seen. Only his voice filled the airways of the country-of the world, thought the chief engineer-sounding as if he were speaking here, in this room, not to a group, but to one man; it was not the tone of addressing a meeting, but the tone of addressing a mind. You have heard it said that this is an age of moral crisis. You have said it yourself, half...
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ductonius posted:If I'm not mistaken, labour getting paid first and shareholders getting leftovers is exactly how its supposed to work. That's not how capitalism works.
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YggiDee posted:Pull up, thread This video always makes me happy. The commentary makes it. Sarcopenia posted:She spoke at the Womens March, and I saw a lot of people on the left being way too apologetic about her. She doesn't really take responsibility for her actions (I served my time is basically the closest you come to anything of the sorts) and mostly speaks about the whole thing like this. "I'm brave because I survived the american prison system as a black woman and actually made something of myself (which yes definitely bravo but lol)" while omitting what the crime actually was. It's not a good look. Haven't heard much about her since though. This is literally the only context some people know her in though. The "survived the American prison system as a black woman" thing with the crime omitted. The only people I know who defended her did an immediate about-face the second they heard the crime. Mind, maybe we can do a little more looking back on the details before we reflexively defend people, but still. Some people just don't know who the hell that is.
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Inco posted:Please, tell me the "pretty obvious reasons" why a living wage is unsustainable. Unless you're advocating that everyone hold down multiple jobs in order to survive, in which case you're an idiot. Because you hate the poor, isn't it obvious?
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# ? Apr 30, 2017 18:56 |
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I live in San Francisco and I've never even heard of Donna Hylton so I don't really think she's as much of a "darling of the left" as implied
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Maybe it was a typo and they meant to say the marlin of the left?
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Women's prison is basically a health club anyways. Haven't any of you guys seen Orange is the New Black? It's like an elementary school bake sale compared to OZ.
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DavidAlltheTime posted:Maybe it was a typo and they meant to say the marlin of the left? En garde!
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DavidAlltheTime posted:Maybe it was a typo and they meant to say the marlin of the left? Male_prison.gif
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Sarcopenia posted:She spoke at the Womens March, and I saw a lot of people on the left being way too apologetic about her. She doesn't really take responsibility for her actions (I served my time is basically the closest you come to anything of the sorts) and mostly speaks about the whole thing like this. "I'm brave because I survived the american prison system as a black woman and actually made something of myself (which yes definitely bravo but lol)" while omitting what the crime actually was. It's not a good look. Haven't heard much about her since though. "There's this one person who marched who's pretty lovely, guess that means everyone who even slightly agrees with her is in the wrong."
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Midnight Voyager posted:This is literally the only context some people know her in though. The "survived the American prison system as a black woman" thing with the crime omitted. The only people I know who defended her did an immediate about-face the second they heard the crime. quote:The victim was 62-year-old Thomas Vigliarole, a balding real-estate broker cum con man whose partner in crime, Louis Miranda, thought Vigliarole had swindled him out of $139,000 on a mutual con. The two men had sold shares in a New York City condo and meant to pocket the money for themselves, but Miranda hadn't gotten his share.
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who among us hasn't contemplated kidnapping the a head of state from the Philippines
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quote:The victim was 62-year-old Thomas Vigliarole, a balding real-estate broker cum con man whose partner in crime, Louis Miranda, thought Vigliarole had swindled him out of $139,000 on a mutual con. The two men had sold shares in a New York City condo and meant to pocket the money for themselves, but Miranda hadn't gotten his share.
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It's pronounced "coom".
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look at this ignorant person who doesn't know about the shady world of black market house semen
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Sir, I have an amazing business opportunity for you and all I need is a moment of you and your dick's time.
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Alereon posted:People act like she killed some random innocent guy, he was the co-owner of their crime syndicate and double-crossed his partner, who had him brutally killed to send a message: Huh, well I guess if she just capped her crime bos... quote:In 1985, Hylton and two accomplices drugged and kidnapped 62-year-old Long Island real-estate broker Thomas Vigliarolo, and held him prisoner for 15-20 days. While imprisoned, Vigliarolo was starved, burned, beaten, sexually assaulted, and tortured by three men and four women, including Hylton. Um... quote:Spurling himself interviewed Donna: "I couldn't believe this girl who was so intelligent and nice-looking could be so unemotional about what she was telling me she and her friends had done. They'd squeezed the victim's testicles with a pair of pliers, beat him, burned him. Actually, I thought the judge's sentence was lenient. Once a jailbird, always a jailbird." Maybe there is a more sympathetic person that could be put forth as a spokesperson for prison reform.
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DavidAlltheTime posted:Maybe it was a typo and they meant to say the marlin of the left? RIP that guy's no doubt very expensive fishing pole.
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mng posted:Workout win Simpsons did it.
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LeJackal posted:Huh, well I guess if she just capped her crime bos... It's too bad there can only be one spokesperson at a time, ever, for any reform movement.
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Inco posted:Please, tell me the "pretty obvious reasons" why a living wage is unsustainable. Unless you're advocating that everyone hold down multiple jobs in order to survive, in which case you're an idiot. I actually agree with you, I think the standard should be higher than "can afford to not die."
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DontMockMySmock posted:RIP that guy's no doubt very expensive fishing pole. Guy on the left had a hook to help pull in.
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Fuzzy Mammal posted:Well there should be a balance. Otherwise the CEO will be like, "Obviously this company's success comes entirely from me and my amazing vision and execution, I deserve it all." Also places like goldman sachs can just turn a bonus knob and decide where to set compensation with perfect precision. Right now I think about 80% goes to staff? How do you argue if that's too high or too low? I'm gonna guess that when you have problems keeping positions staffed with qualified candidates, you're not paying enough money. edit: At this point, you could probably just straight up kill nearly every single person working in wall street and the world would probably become a better place. grumplestiltzkin has a new favorite as of 00:08 on May 1, 2017 |
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