Qantas. 5000 jobs.
Shit, all I care about is that they are not near me so my unemployed arse doesn't have to compete against them. If I see Alan Joyce I will push his smirking face in though.
Qantas. 5000 jobs.
I wonder if there's a heap of aviation journalists who are writing "5000 jobs cut, hope they all land on their feet!" blog posts and going back to their daily business.
Yeah, I feel like I would have enjoyed that film way more if I hadn't gone in blind with my mother to see it :|Watched the Wolf of Wall Street. Hilarious movie, 3 hours of naked women and endless drug taking. Has no chance of winning the Oscar purely because of that but at least a nomination acknowledges that it's a quality film. Also that Donna chick from Neighbours appears full nude in the film and is smoking hot.
Qantas. 5000 jobs.
There are still aviation journalists?I wonder if there's a heap of aviation journalists who are writing "5000 jobs cut, hope they all land on their feet!" blog posts and going back to their daily business.
Especially interesting when people were calling for Yosp's head over the restructuring, even more so once it came out that it was most likely due to their project failing to meet expectations.Horrible news about the Qantas job cuts.
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I know they are not like for like and there are some reasons for this, but perspective is an interesting thing at times.
Horrible news about the Qantas job cuts.
Thread about Sony losing 50 jobs: greater than 2000 replies
Qantas losing 5000 jobs: 9 replies
I know they are not like for like and there are some reasons for this, but perspective is an interesting thing at times.
There are still aviation journalists?
Especially interesting when people were calling for Yosp's head over the restructuring, even more so once it came out that it was most likely due to their project failing to meet expectations.
5000 is a fucking huge amount of people
Those marketing campaigns are getting pretty advanced.
What was it like, dreaming in such low resolution?
Oh, right. The Genius finale, woo. Time to watch.
SA puts bits of its site behind the paywall every few months and cycles them in and out.
Danoss, lane filtering to be legalised in July in NSW.
http://smh.drive.com.au/motor-news/...through-traffic-from-july-20140226-33i3t.html
Some drivers dont actually understand that by filtering, riders are getting out of the rear-end danger zone which is the most common crash in NSW, he said.
If you are in a car and you get rear ended you might get whiplash.
If youre on a bike you get squashed.
Since the last I visited SomethingAwful and today more has been put behind a paywall. (Or if there wasn't one before there is now, I'm too oblivious to know which is true)
All I want to do is have a quick read of the thread on The Genius after watching the Season 2 finale, I ain't paying 10 buckaroos for that privilege.
The concept of paying to participate/read average people's discussions on popular culture amuses me a little. I'm sure SA has its perks but I do doubt their forum culture and discussions are inimitable enough to pay for.
I understand in reality it's not really paying to participate but rather supporting the forums and ensuring their vitality. But as a very, very casual user there I would selfishly prefer a different method of revenue raising. Like Evilore is able to live (and prosper) almost solely off the advertising revenue of gaf isn't he
Who needs 1080p 60fps when everything is better with Kinect
Probably one of the best Doctor Who communities on the internet there too, and the comic strip megathreads are great.
I bought a Something Awful account a couple of years ago because it was pretty much the place to talk about Game Center CX, since that's where the subs were coming from and a community had built around it. I haven't watched GCCX in months but I still use the forums regularly and feel I get my money's worth.
Probably one of the best Doctor Who communities on the internet there too, and the comic strip megathreads are great.
I'm all for bikes to be able to lane split, as long as they don't touch my car. Seen bad riders clip mirrors or balance on cars before, not a good look. But if it gets even one vehicle out of the line in front of me, I'll take it.
You're right, it could have been worse. They could have stolen my watch too.On the bright side, you probably didn't buy an MSD clone/knockoff.
I was being serious. I bought two or three MSDs from eBay, each time thinking I'd get a genuine one. But I didn't.You're right, it could have been worse. They could have stolen my watch too.
Is that a big issue? How unreliable are the knockoffs?I was being serious. I bought two or three MSDs from eBay, each time thinking I'd get a genuine one. But I didn't.
Fucking hell, I think my ISP is blocking torrents now.
Starts up fine for first 5-10 seconds, then drops seed connections gradually to nothing. Can't make a proper connection with tracker as the target machine is actively refusing it
>_<
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I wonder if there's a heap of aviation journalists who are writing "5000 jobs cut, hope they all land on their feet!" blog posts and going back to their daily business.
Fucking hell, I think my ISP is blocking torrents now.
Starts up fine for first 5-10 seconds, then drops seed connections gradually to nothing. Can't make a proper connection with tracker as the target machine is actively refusing it
>_<
Fucking pirates.
not a router issue?
I, too, wish my time machine hadn't broken down.
I now have the theme song stuck in my head.
Backstory
Bobby was born in Summer Bay as the illegitimate daughter of Morag Bellingham (Cornelia Frances) and Donald Fisher (Norman Coburn). Morag kept the pregnancy a secret. She was adopted by Doris and Al Simpson (George Leppard; Terence Donovan), who she moved with to the city when she was two years old. Al was a violent alcoholic was imprisoned seven years for petty crime. Meanwhile, Doris and Bobby returned to Summer Bay to stay with her grandparents. By this point, Bobby had begun rebelling and earned a reputation as a wild child. When she was fifteen, her mother Doris died of cancer, and her grandparents sold their store to Ailsa Hogan (Judy Nunn). Alf Stewart (Ray Meagher) soon felt sympathy for her and got her a job at the store and allowed her to live behind his boatshed, she resented Alf being an authority figure to her but slowly warmed to Ailsa.
"The grandad of all masturbation fuck-ups" - OP, digging another hole
My internet got shaped last night so I watched it by tethering my phone in 240p. IT WAS GLORIOUS
few thoughts on the final's games
I wish something besides Quattro was the last game. I know it's been used a lot but I think whatever the memoryboardtilewheel one is called is a interesting game to watch and a game that can easily be won with skill, and luck isn't going to outrageously go one way or the other. Also provides the ability to come back.
Quattro just seems to me like it's too influenced by chance and not as good a fit for the finals. (especially when the card swapping is reduced to 3 people!) And did I see Yooyoung not helping Yohwan to her fullest or did I imagine that?
Also the truth detector number game just doesn't seem very thrilling to me. It's a very systematic game. If Yohwan didn't approach things in an unconventional way it would have been pratically impossible for the producers to wring some drama and thrill out of it.
Can someone explain to me what Yohwan's card counting thing was like I'm five years old. I didn't understand.
Some of you silly monkeys play Settlers of Catan or something like that, right? Anyway, somebody made their own 3d resin board for it: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=774782
PS3:
Tomb Raider
Brothers A Tale of Two Sons (EU)
Thomas Was Alone (US)
Lone Survivor: The Director's Cut (US)
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