His job was to inventory parts and give me them and my coworkers. He was like a fucken doomsday prepper tho. I upset him one time by taking all 8 wheel tyre assemblies. Fucken wrecked all of them too. He was calling the boss of my company
Lasagna freezes so well. We always freeze half in dinner sized portions when I make it
I got mine from the supermarket. Which I need to head too, as ironically, I'm out of toilet paper
Haha
I've brought in extra 2x6 20' for a job shipping Wednesday. It's a shared SKU so anyone can use them, but I specifically increased typical stock amounts because I knew this job was coming up.
A different sales guy took a call yesterday and got an order for the same item. He shipped them out today.
So now I have to fill the original guy's order with local stock at a higher cost. And these guys get paid on margin.
Shit is gonna be poppin in the sales pit today.
Tastes better after a day or two.
Heck yes it does, same with chili and things like that.
Cunt downstairs is playing shitter music than usual. usually it's magic carpet prayer music. Today it's the gayest euro dance ever. I know that cunt is the one that called the filth on me
Only two apartments per floor and my next door isn't home. Stuck other end of Belgium. It's gotta have been this dickhead below
Chilli tastes great when it matures.
Buy some wooden shoes and do some dancing.
Can't. Fucken shoe shop is shut along with all the others. I want a PlayStation but can't get one.of those either.
Think I'll just keep being a noisy cunt and see if he comes to bang on the door. I think this all stems from that scenario actually happening and my roommate strangled him. So now he just calls the police instead
I live at the beach, ain't no horses to hunt around here
Look at that cunt on the beach! I hope the coppers smack him with a baton
What does that have to do with the price of rice in China?
I diddnt even know rice was made from horses
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Reading the history of the place is this any significant difference than usual? I would suspect there's an uptick in death, but it's an island with a million dead bodies that is regularly used to bury unclaimed bodies.
With such a small island and so many bodies, I would suspect that these are typically buried in such a utilitarian fashion. That is, a "mass grave".
1500 burials on that island a year on average over the last decade. Five a day? I have to imagine they are buried together like this typically. Probably don't bury them five at a time. Even if you do burials twice a week you're still going to be putting 15 or 20 people into the ground at once consistently.
