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[Reformed Squid]

I understand that person man was hit on the head with a frying pan and lives his life in a garbage can, but why is he hated by triangle man? What did person man ever do to him?

[Finn 7 five 11]

I'm not one for psychological jedi mind manipulation, but your idea legit sounds like it could work.

 

>Be Millie

>See Finn say he wants to ask you something

>Ponder what it could be

>Come to the conclusion he wants you to be his shorty

>OMG Yes!/not sure how feel

>Anxiously await reply

>f*ck it's finn's msg, what do

>Damn oh no he changed his mind or got scared

>Realise I definitely wanna be his waifu

>Oh god hope he asks me

>Oh god what if he doesn't ask me

>Oh god what if he never intended to ask me

>Oh god I want him

>HE ASKED ME!

>YESYESYESYESYES

>live happily after

Exactly what I'm going for, classic psychological manipulation. Sure I could be straight up, but who has the balls for that?

I'm feeling confident

[*MURDOC*]

I understand that person man was hit on the head with a frying pan and lives his life in a garbage can, but why is he hated by triangle man? What did person man ever do to him?

 

He was a mess, he was depressed, he felt totally worthless.

 

The last thing he needed was some triangular dickhead fighting with him for an unknown reason, triangle man just seems to hate whoever, he's an angry guy.

 

 

 

 

Degraded man, person man.

[DEALUX]

Has anyone worked night shift only for a reasonably long period of time? What was it like to you?

 

I have an opportunity to work at night only at my current job and there are certain benefits. I'm also a night owl basically but I am worried about long-term effects and stuff. I'm only going to work this way for six months or a year if I accept the offer but I don't know what to say. I don't want to feel like I'm tired all the time and not be able to get enough sleep. It sounds like the recipe for a disaster but it could work for me given the fact that I am a bit more productive at night than the average person.

[Andreaz1]

I never have, but I'd love to try. I'm also a night owl, I hate getting up early.

[dice]

Your body is very adaptible, you'll get used to it in a few days time

[PhillBellic]

Has anyone else experienced slow speeds when browsing this forum?

[Jolly Swagman]

Has anyone worked night shift only for a reasonably long period of time? What was it like to you?

 

I have an opportunity to work at night only at my current job and there are certain benefits. I'm also a night owl basically but I am worried about long-term effects and stuff. I'm only going to work this way for six months or a year if I accept the offer but I don't know what to say. I don't want to feel like I'm tired all the time and not be able to get enough sleep. It sounds like the recipe for a disaster but it could work for me given the fact that I am a bit more productive at night than the average person.

I started doing some night work about two months ago. You adapt pretty well but having said that it's just starting to catch up with me now and I'm starting to feel pretty tired by Wednesday/ Thursday before catching up with sleep on the weekend. It's not to great when you sleep in a bit on a Saturday/ Sunday - you end up getting up around 1.30 or so and there isn't many hours of daylight left. Go for six months if you get the option and see how you go

 

@phil: yeah has been pretty slow but it seems to get that way about this time every night.

Edited May 28, 2015 by Jolly Swagman

[Share Sharqi]

Has anyone worked night shift only for a reasonably long period of time? What was it like to you?

 

I have an opportunity to work at night only at my current job and there are certain benefits. I'm also a night owl basically but I am worried about long-term effects and stuff. I'm only going to work this way for six months or a year if I accept the offer but I don't know what to say. I don't want to feel like I'm tired all the time and not be able to get enough sleep. It sounds like the recipe for a disaster but it could work for me given the fact that I am a bit more productive at night than the average person.

Yeah I don't know about night work per se, but my University accommodation is adjacent to a bunch of music students that think the noise curfew doesn't apply to them, meaning if I try to sleep normal hours I get woken by a guitar or bloody harmonica at four in the morning. I normally go to sleep anywhere between 8-11am then sleep til' maybe 5pm. I do feel tired all the time, but I think that is only because the curtains let in a lot of light, your body does adapt.

[Octane]

I was thinking about selling my PS3 at gamestop, it is a 120 GB PS3 from 2009. I have had it for a long time and now a days it collects dust, I only use it now and then for YouTube. I was wondering if I should sell it and Advanced Warfare at gamestop, and help my mom pay for a PS4 when she gets her check, or should I just retire my PS3 and put it in storage.

[Spaghetti Cat]

Sell it and help your mom out. What good is it going to do in storage anyways?

[Femme Fatale]

Do celebrities actually check who follows them or tweet them, or does an intern do it for them?

[RedDagger]

Do celebrities actually check who follows them or tweet them, or does an intern do it for them?

Celebrities often have a social media team, or just one guy if they're not that big, handling their social media.

 

And often they just buy a large amount of their followers anyway, so...

[Gay Tony]

Has anyone worked night shift only for a reasonably long period of time? What was it like to you?

 

I have an opportunity to work at night only at my current job and there are certain benefits. I'm also a night owl basically but I am worried about long-term effects and stuff. I'm only going to work this way for six months or a year if I accept the offer but I don't know what to say. I don't want to feel like I'm tired all the time and not be able to get enough sleep. It sounds like the recipe for a disaster but it could work for me given the fact that I am a bit more productive at night than the average person.

 

It could work. It does for me.

 

Stick to a regular sleeping schedule as much as you can. Make sure you don't stay up during the daytime.

Edited May 28, 2015 by mr toasterbutt

[Femme Fatale]

Has anyone worked night shift only for a reasonably long period of time? What was it like to you?

I work the night shift...It's an enjoyable experience...

[Predator]

f*ck u

Edited June 24, 2016 by Predator

[Femme Fatale]

I noticed that...America Alpha ditched us too...

[Kirsty]

It's exam season, perhaps he has them, some of us have more strength than others and can actually sign out for a while if they have real life duties to tend to

[Femme Fatale]

Some of us have the strength to do our exams, and stay signed on...

[The Dedito Gae]

I noticed that...America Alpha ditched us too...

that's a good thing.

[RedDagger]

It's exam season, perhaps he has them, some of us have more strength than others and can actually sign out for a while if they have real life duties to tend to

Oi, now look 'ere...

you're right but still

[Reformed Squid]

It's exam season, perhaps he has them, some of us have more strength than others and can actually sign out for a while if they have real life duties to tend to

If that's strength (which it is, no doubt), then I'm about as strong as a defenseless hamster. Just ask my 3 F's that need to be brought up within two weeks, and yet here I am on GTA forums.

 

 

 

I need help

Edited May 29, 2015 by Cloudee

[universetwisters]

Why do they build bars in strip malls? It's like bars are trying to kill their clientele by encouraging them to drive there, get drunk, and drive home.

[9i OTD]

How did the user 'Kenny T' get banned after one day?

How did the user 'Kenny T' get banned after one day?

(sorry. I click 'post' twice)

Edited May 29, 2015 by Hocko1999_fgc

[Coin]

How did the user 'Kenny T' get banned after one day?

How did the user 'Kenny T' get banned after one day?

 

By asking how another member got banned after one day.

[make total destroy]

How did the user 'Kenny T' get banned after one day?

How did the user 'Kenny T' get banned after one day?

(sorry. I click 'post' twice)

Probably a PBM.

[uNi]

Has anyone worked night shift only for a reasonably long period of time? What was it like to you?

 

I have an opportunity to work at night only at my current job and there are certain benefits. I'm also a night owl basically but I am worried about long-term effects and stuff. I'm only going to work this way for six months or a year if I accept the offer but I don't know what to say. I don't want to feel like I'm tired all the time and not be able to get enough sleep. It sounds like the recipe for a disaster but it could work for me given the fact that I am a bit more productive at night than the average person.

 

Depends on the hours and how much do you need to sleep. Mine was from 00 to 8, I slept a bit on the bus on the way home, then walk a bit, stop for a coffee and do some sh*t in the morning, have lunch and then sleep a bit until like 5pm, go out until 22 then back to work. I don't really need more than 4 hours of sleep, so it depends on the person, but as long as you can sleep whatever you need to still get a lot of time between.

[M0rk]

What's with the Fallout + Claude artwork avatars? is it a new fad?

[Ciaran]

What's with the Fallout + Claude artwork avatars? is it a new fad?

We're teasing @Moth.

[trip]

Has anyone worked night shift only for a reasonably long period of time? What was it like to you?

This is a true story song. Bob Marley used to work the fork lift during the night shift. If it was cool for Bob, it might be cool for you too.

 

 

 

I never worked a third/night shift job. I did work a job that was 5 am - 1 pm for about 5 years. It changed me from a party person to a falling asleep at 7 pm person.