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Somebody, I dunno if it was the Romans, had a set calendar of 12 30-day months, which left you with 5.25 days leftover at the end of the year. They simply made these "outside of time," and ran with it. You couldn't work or fight or trade, so people just partied. It was all under a religious festival but it was basically an annual global fuckfest.
I would have gone with FOX casually scanning the Vikings locker room after a win only to put Visanthe Shiancoe's huge johnson hanging out in full view.Mandatory: the coolest actual candid photo ever taken. Keith in the dugout during the 86 WS:
That is the eyes of a guy on a three day bender and the nose of a guy who had to even out.Mandatory: the coolest actual candid photo ever taken. Keith in the dugout during the 86 WS:
I was gonna say, that look reminds me of my morning face 10 years ago, after a few days of junk food and Sobieski tonics.
"You wanna piece of me?"
Tk jr reenacted that at a college party. RIP
This sounds like a brilliant way to learn about compound interest in about 40 years.There is a Forbes article from January that pops up as the first result in the search for micro-retirement (and a couple other articles as well) talk about Gen Z quitting jobs and taking a year off traveling before going back to work. So a sabbatical, but not really one because there’s no employer to go back to.
But that Fast Company article that made the term go viral the last week decided to expand the definition to taking any time off. It starts off sharing the same definition at the top and then devolves into talking about sabbaticals, and then eventually just uses the term for any vacation, including highlighting a teacher who somehow takes a week’s vacation every month.
‘Micro-Retirement’: The New Career Trend Rising Among Gen Z
As “The Great Retiree Return” trend rises, so does the Gen Z "micro-retirement" trend. Discover what these age reversal trends mean and how employers can address them.www.forbes.com
Taco said today thats just not true
www.cnbc.com
I'll have some Superman, thanks.Target continues to suffer from problems caused by Target.
'Lost their identity': Why Target is struggling to win over shoppers and investors
Target is trying to bounce back from lower store traffic, inventory issues and customer backlash.
Oh really, that is just awful. Let's go get some ice cream.
They are currently hiring for community liaison and grant management, I.e. damage control. LmaoI'll have some Superman, thanks.
Used to be one of my wife's favorite places to drag me to on a weekend afternoon. Not anymore!
I’ve made a number of changes to my purchasing choices away from Target. It used to be THE place I shopped for groceries, but then they eliminated many of the in-store brands that were both cheaper than the mainstream brands yet also equal or better in quality. Then they just dropped store brands completely for many product lines. No thanks, not when there are so many other sellers out there. Aldi and warehouse club stores are getting so much more of my paycheck these past few years.Target continues to suffer from problems caused by Target.
'Lost their identity': Why Target is struggling to win over shoppers and investors
Target is trying to bounce back from lower store traffic, inventory issues and customer backlash.
Oh really, that is just awful. Let's go get some ice cream.
Listening to Joe Kernen ruminate live about how inflation was headed to two before Trump started meddling with tariffs and picking fights with the Fed chair was *chefs kiss*.
