SweeperDee

I’m on the edge; I’ve taken about 40mg of diazepam, over 1000mg of Gabapentin and I’m drinking like f**k. I’m broken; I miss my dad so much and I’m so confused because he never even said he loved me and I don’t know how to feel. I’m wearing his jacket that he used to wear and I’m so confused. I’m fucked. I hate feeling like this. I’m crying and bawling pacing around my house not knowing what to do.

Get that right fucking up you invernesian weirdos.

You don’t have the intelligence, authority, nor expertise to be defining what a man or a woman is; sit down, you seething bigot.

What a fucking nothing story you’re using to paint a particular image here, deplorable but not surprising.

Vast majority of crypto projects are ponzi’s tbf.

I’d expect Pele to be gone by the end of the second half of today.

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@oaksoft

“You can abuse statistics all you like” etc etc. Bigot.

I shagged a South African bird once, turned out to be very much into a weird sect of the Christian faith and wouldn’t stop going on about it for weeks afterwards. Very strange folk. Tried to get me to go to the same church as her and her family.

Very underrated musician from Australia.

Not quite the comparison you think it is, but go off. [emoji23]

Trans folk use the term trans, don’t see it getting anyone cancelled anytime soon.

You’ll mostly be coming across AI until you have to get to the exfil zone. Players will usually have the option of 1 or 2 exfil locations so once everyone has looted/finished contracts/killed AI they will go to the exfil location and call in a helicopter. That exfil helicopter can be hijacked by folk who are waiting in the exfil area, so it can be a tense, mad rush getting to the helicopter. You aren’t safe when you first board it either, you can be shot out of it if you poke your head out too much. All the weapons you find/loot in DMZ are instantly unlocked and can be used again in warzone/DMZ. Don’t know if they can be used in main multiplayer, I’ve been told they have been haven’t checked.

You’d have ended up having band 1 on a starting wage over and above the old top of band 2, unfortunately for the skills required, and the criteria for a “banded” pay framework this just wouldn’t be feasible. As crucial as they are, a domestic assistant isn’t going to be on the same (or near) starting wage as a Pharmacy Tech Trainee.

I mean, in relative terms the rise for those on the lowest band has a greater impact than those in the middle band. It’s more significant for their income. Those starting at band 1 will not be on a wage not too dissimilar to the old top of band 2, there’s no movement like it when looking at the other bands.

The difference in figures is because the starting wages between Band 1 and Band 6 jobs are usually different. Amazing I have to point that out to you. 11.32% buddy, nice try. Who’s going to appreciate the pay rise more?

I know for a fact he is, as usual, posing that “argument” in bad faith, but the raw stats completely disprove what he’s trying to imply.

Well no, it’s just a matter of fact that the band system will result in what you would insinuate as money being directed to middle earners as opposed to the lowest earners. An 11% uplift for Band 1 and Point 1 Band 2 is a tremendous result.

The lowest paid are getting an 11.3% rise so…who’s getting a bigger uplift exactly?

Demilitarised Zone; it’s like Call of Duty x Tarkov.

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