What Are You Doing Right Now? (223 Viewers)

[swag]

I'm 60% through my MBA program, you fucking leftover meatsack.

Ballin'!

I didn't realize Suncrest "Keep Dem Niggas and Jews Out" State gave out graduate degrees

 

Buy on AliExpress.com

[ßöмßäяðîëя]

We have a competitive football team, so it's really just Jews.

 

[.zero]

A solid bootser base

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Stop plugging your future employer.

As long as I'm not the one getting plugged

 

[ßöмßäяðîëя]

Come on, don't bullshit me.

 

[ZoSo]

The morning drive this time of year.

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

A Swedish man goes into a Chemist shop and says...

"I would like to buy some deoderant"

The assistant says "Ball or aerosol?"

He replies "No, I want it for my armpits"

 

[Martin]

 

[icemaη]

Hey Martin, suggest a good book/site for me to start learning Python. Hopefully something that isn't boring

 

[Dostoevsky]

ship ahoy

 

[JuveJay]

More like:

 

[Seven]

Aren't you British?

 

[JuveJay]

Aren't you British?

Yeah, we do get sun now and again.

 

[Seven]

Yeah, we do get sun now and again.

And when you do, you bitch about it.

Seriously, I get the point though. Lots of accidents happen that way.

 

[JuveJay]

And when you do, you bitch about it.

Seriously, I get the point though. Lots of accidents happen that way.

For me the low sun is the most dangerous driving obstacle, more so than ice or anything else. I'd like to see the stats but I've noticed a lot of accidents on mornings with clear skies.

Oh well, soon we'll be driving in the dark.

 

[Seven]

For me the low sun is the most dangerous driving obstacle, more so than ice or anything else. I'd like to see the stats but I've noticed a lot of accidents on mornings with clear skies.

Oh well, soon we'll be driving in the dark.

I had a case about this not long ago. My client had to stop for a traffic jam and was rear-ended by a driver who was blinded by the sun. His argument was that he didn't have to pay for damages as this was force majeure.

In Belgium however there is a general rule that you should always adapt your speed to the weather conditions (I'm pretty sure this rule exists almost everywhere). So I argued that even if he hadn't been speeding, he was clearly driving too fast. If you're blinded by the sun, it is irresponsible to continue at the same speed even if you're not technically speeding. So even if he was blinded, he was still in the wrong.

We ended up winning the case, but I must admit I have mixed feelings about this. I know you should slow down, but that's not always easy to do. Especially not when everyone around you is driving fast.

 

[Martin]

Hey Martin, suggest a good book/site for me to start learning Python. Hopefully something that isn't boring

This is the best one I know: http://learnpythonthehardway.org/

(don't be scared by the title)

 

[icemaη]

This is the best one I know: http://learnpythonthehardway.org/

(don't be scared by the title)

I'll give it a shot

 

[swag]

For me the low sun is the most dangerous driving obstacle, more so than ice or anything else. I'd like to see the stats but I've noticed a lot of accidents on mornings with clear skies.

Oh well, soon we'll be driving in the dark.

It's not just Brits who rarely see the sun either. I've lost count of the number of times Californians on the roads with me suddenly bring freeway traffic to a halt because the sun might be in their windshield.

From a safety perspective, that's probably not a bad thing. But you'd think people would be used to that bright yellow ball in the sky by now around here.

This is the best one I know: http://learnpythonthehardway.org/

(don't be scared by the title)

I second this.

 

[swag]

Where I work now, we can't just have an office water cooler...

 

[Wings]

Sport water