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Do people not realize that getting your earlobes stretched, nose ring, eyebrow piercings, horns screwed into head, etc that they are making themselves unemployable? Don't these people ever wanna get a job. I don't even think McDonald's would hire some of the freaks I see. Why do people do this to their bodies, and their future employment prospects?
I am personally all for the "Do as you want" crowd to go crazy and enjoy.
However the question reflected on the poster's opinion and asked about job prospects. I can tell you that I as a manager of folks would not hire anyone who could not tastefully dress over any body art. As an example I once worked with a man who had tattoos over most of his body - however he purposefully placed them such that a long sleeve shirt, watch, and rings would not allow them to be seen. Facial piercings would not make it past me (eyebrows, nose, lips). As to opinion - I think they look freaky.
For me, it's the thought of biting into something hard and a tooth falling out and then I crunch on my own tooth! Ick! Freaks me out! What about you?
something crawling on my back
and exploding teeth
AHHHH!
when was the last time you were caught in a freak wave, was it a good thing or bad scary act of nature.
pardon me for asking, but what exactly is a freak wave?
okay, i was being a little silly.
in aus-trai-li-ya we call them 'rips'
no i havent been caught in one - i dont go to the beach much
i'm actually quite afraid of receiving a sting from jellyfish
and, to tell the truth, cant really see the appeal in going when i'm not gonna have fun. Bondi is nice tho' - sculptures by the sea i love
Whenever i go in a game my video card completely freaks out. (Well thats what i assume it is). After being in the game from anywhere to 2 seconds to 5 minutes, My entire monitor starts flashing and then freezes. My video card is an GeForce 8600. Any tips?
reinstall drivers, make sure its cooling properly.
those are the obvious ones, you can also try to clean it for dust, but dust shouldnt and most likely wouldnt.
My dog freaks out on walks when we come across people or other dogs. In a way I think he is trying to protect but then I think he is just a bully. It does not matter what kind of other dog it is he just starts. How can I begin to change it? What should I do?
When somebody is in your path, have your dog sit. Give him a treat. If he sits quietly, his attention on you, give him more treats. Obviously it'll take practice. If he freaks out more, make him lie down and stay. Keep practicing.