Where from?Jay wrote:
Saved $25 by ordering a bag from the UK rather than buying it from the US site
http://www.ilovemykanken.com/Dauntless wrote:
Where from?Jay wrote:
Saved $25 by ordering a bag from the UK rather than buying it from the US site
shoulder bag, sir, even betteruziq wrote:
omfg jay in a fallkraven backpack
that is THE hipster brand de nos jours here
As a book enthusiast maybe you can tell us, is it difficult writing the book of a film?uziq wrote:
when you think about it, it's quite impressive that a few paragraphs in a novel from two decades ago have pilloried business cards forever. you can't produce a card without a reference.
you're a joker mateDilbert_X wrote:
As a book enthusiast maybe you can tell us, is it difficult writing the book of a film?uziq wrote:
when you think about it, it's quite impressive that a few paragraphs in a novel from two decades ago have pilloried business cards forever. you can't produce a card without a reference.
I guess the average screenplay is pretty lean, it must take a lot of padding out to get a book from it.
You deserve to be happy.pirana6 wrote:
Been fighting with the girlfriend lately so I've been sleeping on the couch. Jokes on her, now I get to watch TV as I fall asleep instead of listening to her drone on about god-knows-what.
he deserves to be married.SuperJail Warden wrote:
You deserve to be happy.pirana6 wrote:
Been fighting with the girlfriend lately so I've been sleeping on the couch. Jokes on her, now I get to watch TV as I fall asleep instead of listening to her drone on about god-knows-what.
Congrats! Senior Consultant role right out of school? That kind of scares me.Pocshy2.0 wrote:
Just accepted a job offer from the Government of Ontario for a Senior Consultant role. I'll be working in disaster relief funding. Drinks to follow.
Yeah, I'm a little surprised myself. I guess they actually counted all of the short-term contracts I worked at various municipalities throughout school as experience, and the masters degree carried me the rest of the way.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Congrats! Senior Consultant role right out of school? That kind of scares me.Pocshy2.0 wrote:
Just accepted a job offer from the Government of Ontario for a Senior Consultant role. I'll be working in disaster relief funding. Drinks to follow.
We usually deal with flooding, damage caused by ice storms (how very Canadian a problem), and some fires up north.Steve-0 wrote:
Congrats Pochsy - btw, what is considered a disaster in Ontario? i'm from Utah, mind you . . .
More-so need to know about public finance, budgeting, risk management, and some statistics.SuperJail Warden wrote:
Can you get Adams BJ a job? He knows about fires and shit.
I did the networking grind for almost 4 months. Not fun at all meeting 1-2 people a week, sending countless emails to usually tenuously known people, and often getting the simple response "I'll keep an eye out for you." It paid off though. I ended up finding this position through a contact and snagged it before it went to a public competition. My point is this: 95% of your effort is going to lead you nowhere, but that 5% that does more than makes up for the disappointment. It'll come with time.Ultrafunkula wrote:
Sweet dude! I'm still collecting the 'yes, but no' replies. Gotta hope I get a new job soon. This service desk crap is boring and doesn't evolve me in any way anymore.
