Cowardly? You did the right thing. I've put off starting dates to hear back from other opportunities before.
Always better to have choices.
Also a permanent job offer is much better than a 4 month contract
a culture well known for its rampant xenophobia
you rampant ruddy racist
It's the bloke's pre birthday weekend so I've told him we can do whatever he likes.
So far he has decided tonight we're going to the Harvester, and tomorrow we are going to Ikea because he really likes their hot dogs and we need to get some sort of shelving unit for all our retro consoles. I love how easily pleased he is.
Working tomorrow during the day, out tomorrow night, then working again all day Sunday. I might pop in to town to pick up Dying Light and spend Sunday night with it. I'm still not sure if I want to wait for DS2/Bloodborne.
Organising a day conference speakers event!
So I've been told I got the job with this IT support company.
My interview went fairly well obviously, I got to have a look at what I'd actually be doing, talked with some of the guys I'd be working with, a young crowd, all seem very nice. The job itself seems like it could be overwhelming to start with but I get the impression it's just a lot of actually quite simple things.
I've accepted the job but not without some hesitation I'm afraid. I wish I could convince myself to stop being such a fanny and just get on with it. But annoyingly I've been distracted by the possible alternatives. 10 minutes before I actually arrive to the interview I get a call from a pharma consultant asking if I would be interested in a 4 month contract job doing something I'm very comfortable with paying roughly 125% more than what I'd get with this job I've accepted, with an interview possible next week. The thing is I can't turn down a job without knowing for certain I have something else. It's just damned frustrating that I don't have the freedom to make a balanced and informed choice that benefits me.
So they asked me at this new place what my start date could be and I made some excuses for why next week would be difficult and suggested the week after. For some reason I can't shake the feeling that this was somehow a cowardly thing to do and that I should just jump on the opportunity to get work ASAP. At the same time though, I'd really rather just get what I want if its within reach.
Cowardly? You did the right thing. I've put off starting dates to hear back from other opportunities before.
Always better to have choices.
Also a permanent job offer is much better than a 4 month contract
That'll be a hard ask, Game and HMV aren't selling it, well not when I looked a few weeks ago anyway... I would wait tbh, apparently although good once completed the game is absolutely dead.
sir dappsalot, have you ever considered glamour modelling as an alternative form of employment?
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So I've been told I got the job with this IT support company.
My interview went fairly well obviously, I got to have a look at what I'd actually be doing, talked with some of the guys I'd be working with, a young crowd, all seem very nice. The job itself seems like it could be overwhelming to start with but I get the impression it's just a lot of actually quite simple things.
I've accepted the job but not without some hesitation I'm afraid. I wish I could convince myself to stop being such a fanny and just get on with it. But annoyingly I've been distracted by the possible alternatives. 10 minutes before I actually arrive to the interview I get a call from a pharma consultant asking if I would be interested in a 4 month contract job doing something I'm very comfortable with paying roughly 125% more than what I'd get with this job I've accepted, with an interview possible next week. The thing is I can't turn down a job without knowing for certain I have something else. It's just damned frustrating that I don't have the freedom to make a balanced and informed choice that benefits me.
So they asked me at this new place what my start date could be and I made some excuses for why next week would be difficult and suggested the week after. For some reason I can't shake the feeling that this was somehow a cowardly thing to do and that I should just jump on the opportunity to get work ASAP. At the same time though, I'd really rather just get what I want if its within reach.
Retail version of Dying Light only came out last Friday.
It's a TEDx event, with a loose theme on global pioneers and dare to dream. It allows for a wide variety of speakers to attend.
sir dappsalot, have you ever considered glamour modelling as an alternative form of employment?
Only came out in retail last week. There's only £5 difference between what Game are charging and how much it is on the PS Store, but that's £5 toward something else.That'll be a hard ask, Game and HMV aren't selling it, well not when I looked a few weeks ago anyway... I would wait tbh, apparently although good once completed the game is absolutely dead.
Only came out in retail last week. There's only £5 difference between what Game are charging and how much it is on the PS Store, but that's £5 toward something else.
To be honest, I'll probably do single player first (might do a Twitch stream) and then do multiplayer once more people have it. I just love a good zombie survival game. This should fill the void for now before Dead Island 2.
"draw me like one of your french ducks."No. I'd give life modelling a go though.
"draw me like one of your french ducks."
Thing is, I really enjoyed Dead Island for what it was, and while Dying Light is pretty much the same (good thing, though) but in a different location, I'm keen to see what DS do with Dead Island 2. The trailer was great, as with all DS games, but it all comes down to how it looks and handles in-game.What I've seen of Dying Light makes it seem like the proper Dead Island 2 anyway lol, I mean, it's the same dev. The actual Dead Island 2 just kinda sounds like a waste of Yager's talents when Deep Silver could be trying to get an awesome flight game out instead of their weird reliance on Dead Island as a franchise.
Thing is, I really enjoyed Dead Island for what it was, and while Dying Light is pretty much the same (good thing, though) but in a different location, I'm keen to see what DS do with Dead Island 2. The trailer was great, as with all DS games, but it all comes down to how it looks and handles in-game.
Oh, Riptide annoyed me. It's only DLC yet they charged full price for it, and it seemed like a step backwards from DI1. I hope they sort it out for DI2. As far as I know, no in-game footage has been shown at all, but I've been on somewhat of a media blackout for a while.I didn't care for Dead Island but appreciated what it tried to do (I still love zombie games idgaf) and it did well enough so a sequel makes sense but all that stuff between it is weird. Like there's the expansion thing people hated but there's also a moba and a hack and slash like what. That said though DS turned me right off Dead Island 2 by announcing preorder dlc shit when the only footage of the game was the cgi reveal trailer. I'm not even sure if they've even shown any gameplay yet since I stopped following it after that shit.
to be fair, nobody actually knows what a bourbon is.
to be fair, nobody actually knows what a bourbon is.
The only biscuit you'll ever need.
Yeah, it's an American whiskey where at least half the mash is comprised of corn. They're usually sweeter than most.Isn't it a type of whiskey?
Doing a little visit to LEEDS LEEDS LEEDS, as I believe it's called. Any recommendations of places to see/visit/eat/drink?
Also a bourbon biscuit flavoured Bailey's sounds like a good idea.
Cheers. Not really after a proper night out and clubbing and whatever, me and the missus decided we should probably do something as it's our anniversary weekend so having a weekend away that was definitely not organised this week. So just going round town, some decent food, etc.depends what you want on a night out. i would generally recommend the north side of town as it's grown a lot and isn't full of dickheads.
i'm out on a date night tonight, so if i see anyone who resembles dr who i'll say hello.
More travel guides should make recommendations explicitly on amount of dickheads.i'd suggest the northern quarter, it has quite a few bars and at the least amount of dickheads.
Birmingham's guide would just read 'AVOID AT ALL COSTS' on the first page.More travel guides should make recommendations explicitly on amount of dickheads.
Kickstarter it.We could call it PrickAdvisor.
Birmingham's guide would just read 'AVOID AT ALL COSTS' on the first page.
Just make it a leaflet. No cover needed as Birmingham doesn't deserve one.It'd be the only page.
Birmingham's guide would just read 'AVOID AT ALL COSTS' on the first page.
CHEEZMO;154986523 said:Spent the afternoon taking the piss out of some EDL dickheads in Manchester with a nice old stranger man.
Dats racist.endorsed by fox news.
Dats racist.
I find it so weird that you're back in here posting after you got outed for grooming Jed's alt and posting "that's so hot, my cock is in my hand" re: the young teenage orgy.
Absolutely baffling that you'd come back.