Im not Australian so im pretty sure, the local Ceou causes the same thing this time of year. Ya just can't see the other side of the square.
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Im not Australian so im pretty sure, the local Ceou causes the same thing this time of year. Ya just can't see the other side of the square.
Shadow Wolf
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I wanted to drop out but fir various reasons it wasn't an option for me.
I got my college degree in my late 20s thinking it would make it easier to keep working with my knees getting worse. That, however, just hasn't been the case and I've spent ateast half the timr since I gratuated unemployed with a bulk majority of the employment being beyond orbit overqualified for and under employed.
But this interview was the first time I disclosed I'm autistic so that may be more valuable in getting me employed than a degree.
I didn't exactly want to drop out, its just real life hit, and I had to start working and paying bills before high school was done.
Shadow Wolf
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I just hated school and damn near everyone in it. They said it would be the happiest times in my life but it was actually among the most miserable. Beating the jocks and people on sports teams in the games and contests in gym class was the only pleasure I got from it. Especially in dodge ball. I had a big target on me in that game because I was so good it's when I made a chance discovery that I could do that backwards Neo bullet dodge bend with the back parallel with the floor.
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Shhh, I'm winding up the Auzzie
You're pre-Australian
Shadow Wolf
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I've only ever heard fog for fog, like what we'll be seeing here in a couple months or so, stuff that looks like a cloud.
And then there's the mist that comes from a spray bottle. The exception being the book and movie, but it seems odd calling that a mist because it's a fog. Like what a fog machine puts out.
Fog is cloud that reaches the ground. Mist is caused by temperature inversions.
Completely pre...
Actually i think i might have an ancestor who was "transported" there... We may be related.
Bingo. I agree. If I'm interviewing someone and I'm told that background two things happen. First I appreciate the honesty and that means I feel I can trust the person. That goes a long way.
Second if the job is one that someone with autism can do better at, they move up a notch. When it comes to knowing small details, careful planning and focused interest, autism might be an advantage. Certainly when it comes to software development, that's the case.
More likely related on the Manx side if I remember our previous conversation accurately.
I'll have to drag out my family tree stuff, a relative from there did it back to Viking days.
Depends where you come from and when. Fog in the uk used to be thick, grey stuff loaded with particulates from coal fires and factory and mill furnaces. It is no coincidence that London was lovingly nicknamed the Smoke. The damn stuff would knock on doors and kill people
Though the clean air act did much to turn the fog from grey to black.
That'll be Olaf (or Olave) the Black, king of Mann and the Isles
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Goodnight my good ahh hmm, friends I'm off to the land of nod..
I hated school because it was boring. But I was really blessed that I was able to go to a really great alternative school. There were cliques, but they all got on well. People seldom fought, and kids stood up for each other. Bullying wasn't tolerated. I wished I hadn't had such terrible anxiety(whih is why I went, it was unmanageable in the larger schools), so I could have talked to people and made some friends.
Now I have no anxiety, but no one's looking to make friends in these parts once you're in your 30s...
I actually have a babysitter for two hours(my sister had my kids over to play with hers). No kids in the house... but my husband is working, and my roommate is working, and I detest 'alone time'... who's idea of a joke was this?
For a small fee I can sign you up to the introverts club.
Shadow Wolf
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I hate that stereotype and raise you a Dan Akroyd, Gary Numan and Eminem.
If someone could actually turn me into an introvert, I'd pay more than a small fee.
Being an extrovert stuck in an interovert's life sucks.