Official Discussion Thread (Ghost Edit)

[ExoBassTix]

I sometimes shave dry. Usually I trim though, less trouble.

[Ricky Denzel]

Then again. I never shave

[FLAOFEI]

Why shave when you have the alternative to not shave? Beards are wonderfull! Everyone should have a beard!
But yeah, if you still wanna shave you can use soapy water.

[Acsii]

Why shave when you have the alternative to not shave? Beards are wonderfull! Everyone should have a beard!
But yeah, if you still wanna shave you can use soapy water.

It's nearly summer here so It's beardless season for me. Also I'm doing Movember so need to have shaving cream for that.

Speaking of Movember, Here's my page, it'd be greatly appreciated if you could donate some money, even if it's just a little bit. If you're unaware what Movember is, it's an event where people grow moustaches over the month of November to get conversations started about men's healthy mainly Prostate and Testicular cancer, I'm doing it because my Opa died of Prostate cancer. http://mobro.co/kebzpender

[Ricky Denzel]

Great news. Remember my old label Banished Moon (now We Are Us)? I'm teaming up with an indie label called Red Pinapple and we're talking about partnering up. Having WAU as an imprint to release singles and he woulds use his label to licence my tracks into compilations. Doubling profits.

[DJ TATCM]

acsii im sorry to hear that, condolences..on a side note do you mean the german "opa" or the korean "opa" bc both are words for grampa and big brother respectively, if my memory doesnt fail me>?

also ricky/rod/legal/whateerer congrats!/ could you post a link for the pinaple thing if it exists i need a new record label to obsess over tbh also i am working on ur remix dnt worry i have just been loaded up the flooping booty between applying to uni and midterms week at college and coursework for a-levels urggh i should probably do that instead of dicking about here brb

[Acsii]

acsii im sorry to hear that, condolences..on a side note do you mean the german "opa" or the korean "opa" bc both are words for grampa and big brother respectively, if my memory doesnt fail me>?

Dutch actually, but it still has the same meaning as the German one. And thank you :)

[Ricky Denzel]

also ricky/rod/legal/whateerer congrats!/ could you post a link for the pinaple thing if it exists i need a new record label to obsess over tbh also i am working on ur remix dnt worry i have just been loaded up the flooping booty between applying to uni and midterms week at college and coursework for a-levels urggh i should probably do that instead of dicking about here brb

http://community.edmdistrict.com/showth ... pple-Music

[ExoBassTix]

i need a new record label to obsess over

*cough* *cough*


In other news, today's my first day at work in the supermarket. Wish me luck.
I can really use it...

[Facade]

In other news, today's my first day at work in the supermarket. Wish me luck.
I can really use it...

oh god retail

good luck

[Ricky Denzel]

May the force be with you. And don't try to steal. If you do, that's your "Tobuscus," bro

[Fl Brony]

In other news, today's my first day at work in the supermarket. Wish me luck.

Good luck m8, wouldn't wish retail on my worse enemy

[Ricky Denzel]

Why retail is so bad? Sounds like another job to me.

[FLAOFEI]

I would take part in Movember... but it says I'd have to shave my beard... and I don't want to do that. If it was only the moustache I could do it, but why they have some silly rule about no beards?

[Ricky Denzel]

Never!!!!!! I ain't shaving my beard.

[Mr. Bigglesworth]

I would take part in Movember... but it says I'd have to shave my beard... and I don't want to do that. If it was only the moustache I could do it, but why they have some silly rule about no beards?

Because growing a beard takes no effort so people don't pay it any mind. Growing a moustache means you have to conciously shave everything else and people recognise that you're participating more easily because it makrs you out. Also on the note of beards not taking effort, maintaining a moustache also demonstrates to people that you're willing to commit to a routine to get the message accross.

[ExoBassTix]

Okay so the job itself isn't bad at all. It went rather well.
Did drop a bottle of baby feed though.

No, the stress was only there when dad didn't warm my dinner himself, but let me do it. I was dizzy, hungry, and exhausted/tired as fuck (and still am, without the dizzyness and hungriness), and dad told me "when you burn your finger you'll know it's warm enough," which I replied to with "I'd rather not burn my finger." So he went to the living room and I burned my finger and my sausage and half of my potatoes were lukewarm. Oh well...

Otherwise, nothing productive happened. At all.
And I feel weird (bad weird).

[ph00tbag]

Why retail is so bad? Sounds like another job to me.

I would say retail is far from the worst. I would probably say that's food service, or maybe, like, waste disposal, although, with food, if you can make good tips, it pays well. Waste disposal pays pretty damn good, too, iirc.

Retail definitely sucks, though. A lot of people easily forget that the person behind the register is a person, and you get a lot of mistreatment for that, and it almost never pays particularly well.

[Bronies Are Cool]

I definitely do not want to go into retail or food ever.
I applied for Office Depot but I wasn't accepted.
My first job, I was lucky enough to know the CEO of a company. So I asked him for a job and it turned out well. It's a construction equipment sales, rentals, and repairs shop.
Basically like a combination of a car dealership and a garage and car rental all in one, but with equipment instead. And I says its like that because it literally is, just different stuff.
But we are a bit more laid back than a car type place. Like, people can come and there really ain't any security around my shop.
But anyway, construction was a good choice first job because it pays pretty good. I have gotten only two raises in the time I have worked there, but the amount of money each raise gives me is quite significant. Like, I started at 8/hour and one raise later I'm at 9.5/hour and then another raise later I'm at 12/hour with a promotion.
I get a raise every year, so I'm guessing my next raise will be really nice. I've worked there for about two to three years now. It's nice.
My original task was just to clean machines inside and out. Like, washing a car and detailing the inside, but with machines. And it's a lot harder because they are covered in dirt, concrete, bird poop, and also stuffed with it too. Cleaning the outside is easy, cleaning the engine compartments and interior is less fun. It takes several hours to thoroughly clean machines, gives me a lot of thinking time.
My promotion included me to also inspect machines for damages, photograph machines and upload them to the company data base, upload instances of machines into a website for rentals and sales, and do that again for a second website, check to make sure images in the database are up to date, and also clean machines still.
I also do odd jobs, like crushing fuel filters. It's actually kind of scary. I use a machine where you out the filter inside and it compresses it down. In case you don't know, the filters are made of metal, so it takes high pressure to crush them. The crushing machine uses an air compressor and it kind of small and light weight. With a lot of force being used, the crushing machine moves easily and often. The door to the machine must be closed for it to be on, and you must hold the doer closed with your hand in order for it to work.
Sometimes, the pressure makes the door open by itself with high pressure and it freaks me out.
And sometimes it won't open so I freak out because there is a ton of pressure being exported and I can't make it stop.
But it's still kind of cool.
I also pull weeds and kill bugs at work. And also I have changed the transmission fluid on a haul truck which is basically like a pick up truck that can pull 40 tons at a time.

I am planning on going into computer networking and also web design. I would be able to keep doing what I'm doing at the construction job with more website based work with that knowledge.
Or I could look for another job with that knowledge.
But if nothing comes my way, I would apply to work for the people who drive around collecting trash. That actually seems kind of interesting. Idk I also read on ifunny that it pays really good. Which I like good pay.
And I am a good worker. Which would do me great for this job.

But anyway, yea. Exo, go do construction. It pays quite nice and you don't need to know anything to join the ranks. I know moths out machines still after working for several years around them other than how to drive them, refill their fuel, and how to change the transmission fluid.
You could make friends in the construction business too. Like, literally everyone at my workplace is really cool and super friendly. Like, that stereotype of people who work in construction is not real around my place. Everyone is nice and smart and well kept. We tend to flush out the people who are not.

[Facade]

Why retail is so bad? Sounds like another job to me.

one word "idiots and assholes"

[Ricky Denzel]

*looks like Triple H with a smug grin*

[Bronies Are Cool]

anyone ever had sugar free gummy bears? Well, read the reviews. I ate them. I might not make it out alive.

[Facade]

kyoga! there you are have you finished your fan fic yet? just curious

[Ricky Denzel]

He just wanted to know, bro. That's all

[Bronies Are Cool]

Whatever happened to the real kyogurt? Lol who made that?