Nick Against the World (64 Viewers)
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I used to work at the local Intolerant Zealot Jello Wrestling Temple, and a certain manager, who shall remain nameless, made us don yellow shirts and pray to Bill Cosby six times a day for ten minutes each. That is one hour out of every day that I could have been pretending to work, talking into an unplugged phone, or simply hiding out in the bathroom.
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Once a day..ten times a day ... I don't know nor do I pretend to know ... What I do know is that it takes a certain amount of ballz to state that a country that lets you take time off work to pray is labelled 'intolerant' while the homeland does not even respect fundamental human rights 
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Spin it...Turn it or Shit it anyway you want ... in my neighborhood its called "horsesh*t"
int: Spin it...Turn it or Shit it anyway you want ... in my neighborhood its called "horsesh*t"
Ik dacht van niet omdat "schiereiland" ook aan elkaar moet (toch?). Is "schier" trouwens onafhankelijk wel een woord? Of is 't 'n voorvoegsel zoals "on" en "des" in "onregelmatig" en "desinteresse"?
Martin sometimes passes me Norwegian newspaper links etc and I have to admit I understand most of it. But spoken Swedish went waaayyy over the top off my head
Jeeks said:
Come on, I am sure you would understand at least 60% when reading Swedish or Norweigian, I still consier myself an amateur in these languages and I could understand almost half what I read in a Dutch newspaper. Now hearing Dutch is another story
IncuboRossonero said:
Once a day..ten times a day ... I don't know nor do I pretend to know ... What I do know is that it takes a certain amount of ballz to state that a country that lets you take time off work to pray is labelled 'intolerant' while the homeland does not even respect fundamental human rights int:
Spin it...Turn it or Shit it anyway you want ... in my neighborhood its called "horsesh*t"
int: Spin it...Turn it or Shit it anyway you want ... in my neighborhood its called "horsesh*t"
Erik-with-a-k said:
Ik dacht van niet omdat "schiereiland" ook aan elkaar moet (toch?). Is "schier" trouwens onafhankelijk wel een woord? Of is 't 'n voorvoegsel zoals "on" en "des" in "onregelmatig" en "desinteresse"?
Martin sometimes passes me Norwegian newspaper links etc and I have to admit I understand most of it. But spoken Swedish went waaayyy over the top off my head
Martin sometimes passes me Norwegian newspaper links etc and I have to admit I understand most of it. But spoken Swedish went waaayyy over the top off my head
Martin once took me to a Rosenborg v. Juventus CL match. He hardly spoke to me during the match, and I thought it was because we were both so damn cold that he could not bring himself to speak. After the match ended in a draw, we took the city bus to a modern-looking pub where we were met by 5 or 6 of Martin's techie buddies who were expecting my arrival. They proceded to beat me down with large stacks of Norwegian newspapers and pour cold beer on my lifeless body before dumping me in the trash bin in frigid temps. So, Erik, you will have to excuse the fact that I do not read Norwegian newspapers anymore.
You're off the hook 
Here is the assignment I'm talking about.
https://cms.psu.edu/AngelUploads/Co.../3B4621545C88467A8218A428BD988E1E/hw1.f06.pdf
How am I supposed to make a supply and demand curve out of that data?
https://cms.psu.edu/AngelUploads/Co.../3B4621545C88467A8218A428BD988E1E/hw1.f06.pdf
How am I supposed to make a supply and demand curve out of that data?