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Whooping Crabs posted:Bad news, this used to be the 24 pack But it's 10% off! Basically free money!
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Zzulu posted:Are people so clueless that they don't understand yet that "social media influencers" are earning money by being shills? You know the answer
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Sep 1, 2018 12:46
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Whooping Crabs posted:Bad news, this used to be the 24 pack That's 9 more than 15!
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Sep 1, 2018 13:13
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You should definitly treat established musicians like pieces of poo poo and get all their label affiliates killed by Interpol because you gotta be mr big bad voodoo guy and break people into the game like a street hooker.
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ClamdestineBoyster posted:You should definitly treat established musicians like pieces of poo poo and get all their label affiliates killed by Interpol because you gotta be mr big bad voodoo guy and break people into the game like a street hooker. Are you sure you’re replying to the right post?
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 http://www.inkedmag.com/g/new-study-shows-that-tattoos-dont-affect-the-hiring-process/ Alobar has issued a correction as of 14:23 on Sep 1, 2018 |
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Sep 1, 2018 14:21
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Alobar posted:
Tattoos are an easy way of seeing who is incapable of forethought. It makes good sense that police officers would be sleeved up.
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Sep 1, 2018 14:32
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to give you this shitty icon and give Lowtax his cyborg spine parts
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Smackdillion posted:Tattoos are an easy way of seeing who is incapable of forethought. Lol at this loving nerd opinion
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Sep 1, 2018 14:33
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Smackdillion posted:Tattoos are an easy way of seeing who is incapable of forethought. It makes good sense that police officers would be sleeved up. Lol. Ok.
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Smackdillion posted:Tattoos are an easy way of seeing who is incapable of forethought. It makes good sense that police officers would be sleeved up. I'm sorry you got stuffed in lockers in school but no need to hold onto those issues into adulthood
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Sep 1, 2018 14:42
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Smackdillion posted:Tattoos are an easy way of seeing who is incapable of forethought. It makes good sense that police officers would be sleeved up. adults who get tattoos generally do so because they spend a lot of time beforehand thinking about them and confirming to themselves that they're for life In short, Rarity posted:I'm sorry you got stuffed in lockers in school but no need to hold onto those issues into adulthood
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Sep 1, 2018 14:46
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lol god drat you are too easy. team tattoo coming out in force!
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Sep 1, 2018 14:48
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Zzulu posted:Are people so clueless that they don't understand yet that "social media influencers" are earning money by being shills? Hey now. Some also get free trips to Saudi Arabi and other exotic locations to have totally 100% consensual sex.
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Sep 1, 2018 14:53
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Smackdillion posted:lol god drat you are too easy. Dance for me puppets, dance on my strings
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Sep 1, 2018 14:54
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Smackdillion posted:lol god drat you are too easy. Are you sure you’re only pretending to be an idiot?
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VanSandman posted:Are you sure you’re only pretending to be an idiot? No. Wait, Maybe. Yes. I think.
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Smackdillion posted:Tattoos are an easy way of seeing who is incapable of forethought. It makes good sense that police officers would be sleeved up. B-b-ut I saw a facebook post that said people who have tattoos and use profanity all the time are the most honest and hard working best friends ever!
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Smackdillion posted:Tattoos are an easy way of seeing who is incapable of forethought. It makes good sense that police officers would be sleeved up. Ugly tattoos cost a lot of money so you know anyone with ink like that is a loving bougie 
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Sep 1, 2018 16:02
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Inkmag.com says tattoos are cool, woah!
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Sep 1, 2018 16:11
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Sep 1, 2018 16:13
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The capitalism.png thing about tattoos is that lots of people literally pay money to permanently brand themselves with corporate brands. Makes sense, i guess because a lot of the history of tattoos was that they were used to brand slaves. 
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Meredith Baxter-Burnout posted:The capitalism.png thing about tattoos is that lots of people literally pay money to permanently brand themselves with corporate brands. There are so many monster energy drink tattoos our there from dumb 18 year olds that want tattoos but havent discovered coffee/tea over sugar/caffeine juice.
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Sep 1, 2018 16:25
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My only tattoo is my unit patch from my deployment. I knew tons of people in the army that were happy to start dropping thousands of dollars in a tattoo parlor on a whim though. Nothing outstandingly memorable. The best idiots were the ones that went to tattoo parlors overseas, not due to the quality of work, but because every command had a policy against it. Eventually it gets found out, word spreads around the company barracks like a small town, and the dumb bastards are given an article 15 for failure to follow a written order. Cue 2-6 weeks of that guy mopping and waxing floors until midnight, mowing with scissors, doing whatever dumb poo poo the CQ NCO comes up with as a punishment (always dumb cleaning or groundscaping poo poo).
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Whooping Crabs posted:Bad news, this used to be the 24 pack They do this to obfuscate the price, sort of. Most Coke addicts know that $3.50/7 or less a 12/24 pack is a decent deal and stock up on sale or hard pass. But the 15/20 packs break their brains and they end up paying more per unit because it throws off their internal calculations, because habitual Coke drinkers' brains don't really have that much internal processing power to begin with(myself included). e: it's also not all entirely sinister, the price of aluminum has been going up, and a lot of those sale prices are nearly at cost because of it. My Coke rep at my old job kind of gave me the rundown. The syrup makes absurd profits for restaurants/gas stations, but Coke themselves(or the independent bottlers) sell the boxes of mix and actually make just a few honest bucks selling them the boxes of mix. They make their money through volume and contracts. Not to absolve them of all evil, just read into their fuckery with water supplies globally if you wanna get a hard on for good old fashioned corporate evil. Laslow has issued a correction as of 17:02 on Sep 1, 2018 |
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Laslow posted:No, that's the 20 pack. States that require unit pricing information on the shelf labels own.
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Meredith Baxter-Burnout posted:States that require unit pricing information on the shelf labels own. I've legit seen instances where the unit pricing for adjacent products uses different units -- i.e. a 12 pack with a shelf tag listing price per ounce next to a 2-liter with a shelf tag listing price per ml, a 16 ounce box of cereal with a price per ounce next to other boxes of cereal listed per gram or per pound. Clever workaround, I guess. Drives me crazy cuz then I have to pull out my phone calculator and do my own math
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InediblePenguin posted:I've legit seen instances where the unit pricing for adjacent products uses different units -- i.e. a 12 pack with a shelf tag listing price per ounce next to a 2-liter with a shelf tag listing price per ml, a 16 ounce box of cereal with a price per ounce next to other boxes of cereal listed per gram or per pound. Clever workaround, I guess. Drives me crazy cuz then I have to pull out my phone calculator and do my own math P&G, Unilever, Kellogg's, Coke, General Mills and Pepsico will probably lobby to have simple division removed from the curriculum in U.S. schools eventually to keep up those margins on Cocoa Puffs.
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Zzulu posted:Are people so clueless that they don't understand yet that "social media influencers" are earning money by being shills? what the hell is a "social media influencer"? Am I so old....
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Tom Guycot posted:what the hell is a "social media influencer"? Since "youths" don't respond as well to traditional advertising (TV/radio/billboards) companies have turned to people on Instagram or Twitter with a large following to push products for a kickback on every sale.
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If you are interested, please click on the affiliate link below.
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Tom Guycot posted:what the hell is a "social media influencer"? Pay hot chicks to post daily instagram updates for their 10k+ followers and ask them to rave about whatever you're peddling to millennials, like bio glutenfree quinoa or yoga mats or what have you
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Tom Guycot posted:what the hell is a "social media influencer"? Just lol if you don't have a personal brand. Sorry if I sound abrasive, just promoting my brand.
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pretty sure working on science experiments doing fundamental research isn't capitalism
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Laslow posted:P&G, Unilever, Kellogg's, Coke, General Mills and Pepsico will probably lobby to have simple division removed from the curriculum in U.S. schools eventually to keep up those margins on Cocoa Puffs.  Don't worry it's enough just to misinform students about compound interest. If compound interest is even properly taught so that students can actually understand its calculation, it's taught as a virtuous financial instrument instead of an oppressive tool of debt slavery crushing debtors with debts that cannot be repaid. Our modern economic profession teaches the wonders of compound interest and how these debts should always be repaid and shame onto anyone who says otherwise. This is also our modern economic system in practice. In ancient babylon, students were taught that compounding interest results in debts that cannot be repaid because actual material production does not compound in the way numbers on a piece of paper can.
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That's one hell of a commute for 20 hrs a week?
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Deltasquid posted:Pay hot chicks to post daily instagram updates for their 10k+ followers and ask them to rave about whatever you're peddling to millennials, like bio glutenfree quinoa or yoga mats or what have you And even this is becoming passé. I work in the fitness industry and ‘models’ shilling protein powder and fit tea is a punchline. And the secret is out about how laughably one sided the ‘sponsorships’ are. You’re required to post about 3-4x a week, and in return if you make X sales off your affiliate link you get a free jug of protein. Look up the old Cool Hunting documentary on PBS for more about how craven and stupid the advertising industry is.
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DrPossum posted:pretty sure working on science experiments doing fundamental research isn't capitalism Lots of potential labor on potentially valuable research is effectively forbidden under our economic system. Our current economic system prefers they work as starbuck baristas or be relegated to the growing number considered outside the labor force.
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You can also point out that the Bible prohibited Israelites charging other Israelites interest.
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Many societies have historically banned loans with interest of any kind including under religious and moral pretexts. Today, you get this stupid loving dreck being printed in the mainstream passing as insightful: https://www.businessinsider.com/compound-interest-is-responsible-for-modern-civilization-2013-6
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