yep, average salary is here 792 euros but in finland it's 2940 euros.
i'm serious...this country is SHITHOLE
i'm serious...this country is SHITHOLE
I'd heard Bonanza's were 'rich-men killers'13rin wrote:
Yea... Learning VFR only is dangerous and could lend me being stranded somewhere until the weather clears. Thought about that a bit. Flown in a Cherokee Comanche as a passenger some time ago and with pops flying in alaska, I understand the importance of instrument ratings.11 Bravo wrote:
promise me you will at least work on an instrument rating later on. too many people get killed because they get a private license and go flying around the country. thats why bonanzas are called doctor killers.13rin wrote:
Yea... I want to be able to rapidly travel the country avoiding roadways and airlines. I don't think I'd step up past the single engine fixed wing.
Getting fucking frustrated by the weather here. I've flown twice in the last 3 weeks. I only have 3 left then I am done, as in the 3rd one is my exam.
Is this real life?Markooo*Est wrote:
i'm serious...this country is SHITHOLE
eleven bravo wrote:
Nic wrote:
Holy fuck I love sleeping in.
New haircut 
You manic depressive markoo?
I think Markoo is a schizophrenic who hasn't seen the outside of his padded room in 20 years and has adopted this Estonian persona.
Hurricane2k9 wrote:
New haircut http://static.bf2s.com/files/user/31499/blind.png
Markooo*Est wrote:
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue meHurricane2k9 wrote:
I think Markoo is a schizophrenic who hasn't seen the outside of his padded room in 20 years and has adopted this Estonian persona.
instead of you i'm estonian juniors champion in karate
Markooo*Est wrote:
Markooo*Est wrote:
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue meHurricane2k9 wrote:
I think Markoo is a schizophrenic who hasn't seen the outside of his padded room in 20 years and has adopted this Estonian persona.
instead of you i'm estonian juniors champion in karate
kicked in the head a bit much then?
coolstorybro wrote:
Markooo*Est wrote:
Markooo*Est wrote:
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
instead of you i'm estonian juniors champion in karate
Tu Stultus Es
Markooo*Est wrote:
Markooo*Est wrote:
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue meHurricane2k9 wrote:
I think Markoo is a schizophrenic who hasn't seen the outside of his padded room in 20 years and has adopted this Estonian persona.
instead of you i'm estonian juniors champion in karate
I mean, if that's how you want to live your life, being just a google search away from doing something but never doing it, be my guest. It's like saying 'why bother?' when offered the chance to travel and see the world, because it's no different from looking at a picture in a book, or reading a description.Jenspm wrote:
I don't know how to do any of those things. I don't know how to work a till or turn on the burger-frier at McDonald's either.Jay wrote:
Can you change a tire? Can you change your oil? Could you put up a piece of drywall? Dig a hole without becoming instantly tired? These are simplistic jobs that you undoubtedly look down upon but I bet you couldn't perform any of them. If your life path was one that led to riches then you could probably get away with just paying other people to do everything for you. But you're not.
For someone that rails against the specialization that college has become, with their one-dimensional engineers and science people, you sure as shit seem to have turned yourself into such a highly specialized college graduate that your career choices are rather small. Irony.
But, you know, I could always spend a couple of minutes on Google and find out. It's not that dificult.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
you know if one of you work in HR/payroll or know someone who does....
explain to me reimbursement checks are mailed to me and not direct deposited like a payroll check. i mean almost everywhere i have worked this has been the case. i meant its just around 70 bucks or so and im not going to open an account just to cash the fucking thing. ya so i have to pay 2 bucks to cash it no big deal but its just a minor hassle that to me seems easily avoidable. just add it to my paycheck.
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
explain to me reimbursement checks are mailed to me and not direct deposited like a payroll check. i mean almost everywhere i have worked this has been the case. i meant its just around 70 bucks or so and im not going to open an account just to cash the fucking thing. ya so i have to pay 2 bucks to cash it no big deal but its just a minor hassle that to me seems easily avoidable. just add it to my paycheck.
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
Last edited by 11 Bravo (2011-06-24 10:58:43)
Why would you have to open an account if you already have an account with direct deposit?
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
really, im not against that if you karma me with message: estonia is a shithole CAUSE I FUCKING HATE it
no. my bank is not in this state. its not the same as the companies bank.Jay wrote:
Why would you have to open an account if you already have an account with direct deposit?
No it's not - travelling is something I do for pleasure/enjoyment, changing oil isn't.Jay wrote:
I mean, if that's how you want to live your life, being just a google search away from doing something but never doing it, be my guest. It's like saying 'why bother?' when offered the chance to travel and see the world, because it's no different from looking at a picture in a book, or reading a description.Jenspm wrote:
I don't know how to do any of those things. I don't know how to work a till or turn on the burger-frier at McDonald's either.Jay wrote:
Can you change a tire? Can you change your oil? Could you put up a piece of drywall? Dig a hole without becoming instantly tired? These are simplistic jobs that you undoubtedly look down upon but I bet you couldn't perform any of them. If your life path was one that led to riches then you could probably get away with just paying other people to do everything for you. But you're not.
For someone that rails against the specialization that college has become, with their one-dimensional engineers and science people, you sure as shit seem to have turned yourself into such a highly specialized college graduate that your career choices are rather small. Irony.
But, you know, I could always spend a couple of minutes on Google and find out. It's not that dificult.
Lol, a place my brother and I used to work at direct deposited my check into his account once, then HR told me I had to go to him to get my money.
I was like, "No, it's your job to pay me, not my brothers."
It wasn't as simple as that anyway. He had been hit by a car that ran a stop sign and was out of work at the time, shit had gone sideways and he ended up defaulting on a loan and was having any wages garnished. So when my money went into his account, it was garnished and he didn't have it.
Fackin HR trying to get me to clean up their fuck ups.
I was like, "No, it's your job to pay me, not my brothers."
It wasn't as simple as that anyway. He had been hit by a car that ran a stop sign and was out of work at the time, shit had gone sideways and he ended up defaulting on a loan and was having any wages garnished. So when my money went into his account, it was garnished and he didn't have it.
Fackin HR trying to get me to clean up their fuck ups.
get USAA so you can deposit it via your iPhone (if you have one, maybe Android too idk) or scanner (if you have one)11 Bravo wrote:
no. my bank is not in this state. its not the same as the companies bank.Jay wrote:
Why would you have to open an account if you already have an account with direct deposit?
do a research noob
Saves me the hassle of sitting around in a shop waiting for someone else to do it. My time is valuable. It also makes me self sufficient, rather than dependent on others.Jenspm wrote:
No it's not - travelling is something I do for pleasure/enjoyment, changing oil isn't.Jay wrote:
I mean, if that's how you want to live your life, being just a google search away from doing something but never doing it, be my guest. It's like saying 'why bother?' when offered the chance to travel and see the world, because it's no different from looking at a picture in a book, or reading a description.Jenspm wrote:
I don't know how to do any of those things. I don't know how to work a till or turn on the burger-frier at McDonald's either.
But, you know, I could always spend a couple of minutes on Google and find out. It's not that dificult.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
I actually find working on a car to be nice sometimes.Jenspm wrote:
No it's not - travelling is something I do for pleasure/enjoyment, changing oil isn't.Jay wrote:
I mean, if that's how you want to live your life, being just a google search away from doing something but never doing it, be my guest. It's like saying 'why bother?' when offered the chance to travel and see the world, because it's no different from looking at a picture in a book, or reading a description.Jenspm wrote:
I don't know how to do any of those things. I don't know how to work a till or turn on the burger-frier at McDonald's either.
But, you know, I could always spend a couple of minutes on Google and find out. It's not that dificult.
mexicans dont use banks11 Bravo wrote:
no. my bank is not in this state. its not the same as the companies bank.Jay wrote:
Why would you have to open an account if you already have an account with direct deposit?
its one last little jab from the company11 Bravo wrote:
you know if one of you work in HR/payroll or know someone who does....
explain to me reimbursement checks are mailed to me and not direct deposited like a payroll check. i mean almost everywhere i have worked this has been the case. i meant its just around 70 bucks or so and im not going to open an account just to cash the fucking thing. ya so i have to pay 2 bucks to cash it no big deal but its just a minor hassle that to me seems easily avoidable. just add it to my paycheck.
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me