In Scotland this was localised to "Fry Everything".

he's pretty hunky. love a toony rascal with a cigar! the multiple outfits show such a cool personality

the way I ugly laughed at this

gorgeous :3

we can leave that particular one to you because it's actually harmful dangerous.
the group of us holding you down and removing your swim shorts so you could skinnydip with the rest of us was necessary though. breaking inhibitions for you is only good if you are safe doing it. we care about that.

I have become the furry in IT stereotype and I'm happy with it. I live for my evenings and weekends where I get to pretend to be a dad dog in a 3D world. I will keep at it as long as I can. AMA I guess.

I still live in a bit of fear though. Everything in my life right now is only possible because of this specific job and I feel like if I didn't work here, I couldn't live with my husband in our cute little fun home in texas. My career is everything to me and I have to manage the anxiety.

Still working at that company now, and I like it. I ended up in IT after all and wish I had just done it right away instead of believing it would be too predictable for me and the competition would be too harsh. Not at risk of layoffs, touch wood, because I'm in critical operations infrastructure.

2 weeks later, I was headhunted on linkedin by the world's largest carrier-neutral datacenter company. I earn more than I ever have, and I've been promoted 3 times in 5 years. When I said I might leave to move to the US to be with my husband they panicked and arranged an internal transfer.

disheartened by UK economics, brexit, 2 years of no job offers and interviewers' casual racism (are you sure this is your name? you sound English) I quit my job (can we clone you?) sold everything I owned except a van full of personal stuff and drove back to the family home in Poland.

ranks, getting more and more technically involved until I was the only person in the country keeping early 2000s free email accounts alive, knowing a bunch of engineering infrastructure by heart and handling CEO level escalations personally. Hit a glass ceiling, was advised to leave if I wanted more

Narrowly avoiding a life sentence in the Japanese workforce, I returned to Europe and graduated with honors and the school prize in translation. Then I promptly went to work as first line tech support for England's largest business ISP, learning customer service and handling despots. I climbed the

I changed country and decided to go back to uni a second time, did Japanese with Film Production. During the course I lived in Japan for a year, working every daylight hour for an eikaiwa who wanted to poach me from my studies and give me a job for life. They tried to bribe me into it. I declined

first leg of a two day journey from grand prairie, texas to walnut cove, north carolina. staying the night in jackson, tennessee

Happy birthday :33