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[quote]MattyG35 wrote:

Doesnā€™t count, potted the eight way too early. If he doesnā€™t pick up his game heā€™s going to just be bait for other hustlers.

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Holy shit thatā€™s a happy dog.

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[quote]csulli wrote:

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Holy shit thatā€™s a happy dog.[/quote]

I like how he looks around wantingly and then perks up when they give him positive reinforcement.

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I want that.

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[quote]super saiyan wrote:
I want that.

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No license plate? I have a hard time believing that recliner is road legal.

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[quote]Big Kahuna wrote:

[quote]super saiyan wrote:
I want that.

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No license plate? I have a hard time believing that recliner is road legal.[/quote]

Do you always do what The Man tells you?

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[quote]SteelyD wrote:
Millennials in the Workplace Training Video: Landline TV
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Priceless[/quote]
and true[/quote]
I almost feel bad for millennials at this point. Ripping on them has become commonplace and the ones that work at my company get like 9-12 bucks an hour. If you have a college degree and make $10 an hour I expect almost nothing out of you, which is what most deliver. [/quote]

You guys realize most of the people on this site would be considered Millennials, right? Depending on whoā€™s making the reference, the millenial generation started any time from the late 70s to the early 90s, so youā€™ve got people who graduated college over 10 years ago included in the demographic[/quote]
I have seen the Wiki definition. I have also attended a 2 day conference on ā€œManaging Millennialsā€ where the definition was set at anyone born after 1990.

Since the definition is still plastic I would put the cut off at anyone who graduated college after 2008. The ā€œgreat declineā€ changed the landscape of many businesses and left most of those kids jobless. [/quote]

That leaves 3 - 8 years of people (depending on whoā€™s doing the counting) who donā€™t fall into a generation if you go w your definition. Just over a decade if you go w the conferenceā€™s definition. I was born early 80s, and I wouldnt consider myself or my friends Gen X.

Being a young adult in 2000 - or on Sept 11, 2001 - was almost certainly a different experience than being an adolescent, but I think the millenial generation started earlier than either of those definitions would put it at

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[quote]super saiyan wrote:

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[quote]super saiyan wrote:
I want that.

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No license plate? I have a hard time believing that recliner is road legal.[/quote]

Do you always do what The Man tells you?[/quote]

Of course not, what do you take me for?

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[quote]Big Kahuna wrote:

[quote]super saiyan wrote:

[quote]Big Kahuna wrote:

[quote]super saiyan wrote:
I want that.

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No license plate? I have a hard time believing that recliner is road legal.[/quote]

Do you always do what The Man tells you?[/quote]

Of course not, what do you take me for?

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A fourteen karat sucker.

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[quote]super saiyan wrote:

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Please let Happening jokes become a recurring thing on this forum. Please.

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Itā€™s unfair that Bears donā€™t look nearly as obviously deadly and relentlessly evil as they should.

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I donā€™t know whether to laugh or bathe myself.

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Maybe lions arenā€™t so bad.

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Iā€™m sure this has to have been a joke, there is no way Shyamalan could have made this seriously and in good conscience. Thereā€™s not one scene in this mess that I canā€™t laugh at.

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[quote]super saiyan wrote:

This is some funny sh*t