It’s the false liability excuse. They think women will sue since it’s not as reversible. Really it’s management just justifying their jobs with bullshit policies.

Start locking up management who try to dictate patient care for practicing medicine without a license, see how fast most things level out.

That includes insurance groups, hospitals, and any other group who doesnt have an MD at the top level.

Come on man. With Peter Molyneuix and Jay Wilson (Launch D3) still alive? I’ll agree top 5 but man competition is stiff for the #1 spot nowadays.

Cause shit was a lot easier with disposable income in 1991. Source: Had more disposable income with a “regular job” in 1991.

Are we including Tiny Tina? Cause mainline BL I’ll agree with you but tiny tinas wonderland was pretty legit.

I’ve yet to hear anyone in republican cities say they want a king, yet they keep on voting for it.

You say that but I’ve had two classes this semester with an 70%+ fail rate. One of them probably needs addressed in the sense the professor was ass, but one was just straight up hard. They gave no fucks about failing over half the class. The pre-req for that class also had a 60% failure rate (based on who I see repeating it).

I don’t doubt some universities are degree mills, and ASU has always been known as a party school, but I assure you it’s not as widespread as some would believe based on my experiences at 3 universities.

That being said, the quality of student certainly seems to have dropped.

Somewhat unrelated but I’ve never understood why business professors make so much more than others. I get their logic of basing it off what they could be paid private side but business degrees tend to skew things due to how overpaid CEOs of larger corporations are.

I know at the university nearby the difference between someone with a phd in business admin versus genetics is… vast, to say the least.

Oh yeah I get what you’re saying, and I’d agree cause I’m sure I’d have been picked (Although I guess we could probably look at the records and see if we would have been drafted based on our birthdays). It still doesn’t change the fact the economy was way better for everyone though.

Wasn’t it like 8.25% of eligible men were drafted? Which doesn’t include college deferments, “bone spur” avoidance, etc?

More than 9 out of 10 people didn’t get drafted. It certainly sucked for those who did, but the majority didn’t have to worry about war.

Terrorism! Everything I don’t like is terrorism!

Hasn’t basically bought his way into pretty much everything but paypal?

Life, which you so nobly serve, comes from destruction, disorder and chaos. Take this empty glass. Here it is, peaceful, serene and boring. But if it is [Pushes glass off table] destroyed…

Robot cleaners move to clean broken glass

Look at all these little things. So busy now. Notice how each one is useful. What a lovely ballet ensues, so full of form and color.

Now, think about all those people that created them. Technicians, engineers, hundreds of people who’ll be able to feed their children tonight so those children can grow up big and strong and have little teeny weeny children of their own, and so on and so forth. Thus, adding to the great chain…of life.

I mean I kind of assume all business owners are, though small business owners don’t have that shit baked in like megacorps.

I honestly think it’s just because they’re fucking stupid and we’re raised that Republicans were “their” team.

I know for certain plenty of Republicans aren’t racist but I’ve yet to meet one who wasn’t rich or stupid.

Will Ferrel, Jack Black… the rock is rapidly getting there. Jada Plinkett Smith.

I don’t mean to brag but 9 year old me beat it blind… took me a long ass time though

MBAs, cause we gotta justify nepotism hires somehow.

I’d argue management ruined gaming but broadband and mobile enabled it.

People are making these choices.

Looks like a Supernatural villain. Man that photo is gonna be saved by that young woman’s family forever.

Most money moves because a retarded manager/executive has a retarded idea, I’m sure of it.