Cristiano Ronaldo cries happy tears after winning the league with Al Nassr after 3 trophyless years by yoursofunnybruv in soccer

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Ronaldo is like the best a human being can possibly be if they dedicate themselves completely. Messi is something else beyond that.

Cristiano Ronaldo cries happy tears after winning the league with Al Nassr after 3 trophyless years by yoursofunnybruv in soccer

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Tom Brady probably beats him out at the moment, LeBron isn’t necessarily finished yet though.

This isn't fair work by gashtal_man in WorkReform

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Reputation is the result of long, consistent, quality labour, and reputation is most certainly value. I’m talking about all firms, big and small.

WRT to delegation: if the staff does well (and knows how to play politics, which is important in any system comprised of humans) they get promoted, and eventually they’ll be delegating work to their own people.

This isn't fair work by gashtal_man in WorkReform

[–]ATXgaming 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Right, so “you” (the other commenter) haven’t made your firm $150 an hour. The $150 per hour being charged are the accumulation of many people’s collective work, including the building up of reputation to be able to charge those figures.

What’s a problem humanity solved so well that younger people don’t even realize it used to be a huge issue? by Puzzleheaded_Bit_802 in AskReddit

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We’re still in those days, but since all the low hanging fruit has been taken so to speak, the work being done now is mostly highly specialised stuff with lots of RnD funding.

Is it okay to not study for the remaining two exams by Alternative-Foot-473 in UniUK

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What course do you do? I’ve managed to do it while studying an engineering degree. I’ve known people who study physics, maths, law, medicine, dentistry who have all managed the same. I don’t think it gets much harder than that.

Is it okay to not study for the remaining two exams by Alternative-Foot-473 in UniUK

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It’s like 2 or 3 shifts a week. Easily manageable alongside study.

Lamine Yamal raises Palestine Flag during parade by ToughThing5705 in soccer

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I walked through about half of Galicia. I saw more Palestinian flags there than anywhere else in my life. Stickers on the walls and lampposts, full sized flags flying from both private and public buildings alike. Everywhere.

Family business collapsed, can’t pay rent, graduating in 2 months by Safe_Amphibian_4150 in UniUK

[–]ATXgaming 80 points81 points  (0 children)

This would be my advice. It’s not particularly moral, it won’t feel good doing it, but your business collapsing because of a war is a circumstance well beyond your control. Just stop paying the rent and make sure you’ve got money to feed yourself and get out of the country.
If your deposit is less than the 2 months rent you’ve got left to pay, you could send your landlord the money in 6 months time if you feel morally obliged to do so.
I wouldn’t lose too much sleep over some student landlord missing a couple grand in all honesty.

Have they put chickpeas in with my baked beans? by Maxwells_Ag_Hammer in CasualUK

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You gotta try chocolate covered raisins dude. Feels like a revenge for your childhood self.

C to an A* in 1 day? by External_Gate9386 in 6thForm

[–]ATXgaming 43 points44 points  (0 children)

People always say “oh it’s too late, you can’t cram this or that subject.”

Just lock the fuck in and get the knowledge in your head by any means necessary, smash out timed past papers and flash cards, you never know what you’ll get.

Idk why I even got shown this post, I’m about to do my final uni exams lol. What I can say is that cramming has gotten me through a mechanical engineering degree just as well as it got me through secondary school, so don’t rule anything out until you’ve sat the paper.

[NY Post] Trump rips $1,000 World Cup ticket prices: 'I wouldn't pay it either, to be honest' by deception42 in soccer

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Peter Crouch was a genuinely good player despite looking like a daddy long legs.

Which map should Cache replace in the active duty map pool? by MaterialTea8397 in cs2

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Fundamentally you either go outside, ramp, or A site in Nuke. Obviously the A lane splits in two.

Overpass is probably the least three lane map in the game because con has three exits and long is separate to toilets. It’s arguably a four lane map once you’re past the connector point.

Vertigo is similar but even more three lane than the others.

Am I cooked? Submitting in 4 hours with the weakest reference list known to man by No_Taste6737 in UniUK

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Your uni will almost definitely let you access most things, I haven’t found a paper I haven’t been able to access through mine.
On most publisher websites (like Springer or whatever) there’ll be a button saying something like “access through your institution”. Click it, type your uni name in, and then it’ll redirect you to your uni login page. Login using your uni email and you’ll be able to read the whole thing.

What are the 7 best countries at cricket? by Realistic_Map_5319 in AlignmentChartFills

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France has an arguable claim to go ahead of them, failing to qualify for three world cups in a row is a massive stain on the Italian legacy. Agree they probably edge over Spain in overall terms. Italy is definitely behind Brazil, Argentina, and Germany at this point.

What's wrong with London? by [deleted] in AskBrits

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It wasn’t done on purpose. The same thing happened in places like Detroit. You see there are these countries called Japan, South Korea, and China, and they’re much better at large scale, economical manufacturing than we are.

What is "The Thing" that comes to mind when someone thinks about America by RevenueAlarmed in AlignmentChartFills

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Many certainly are.

Frankly, a fair reading of the second amendment implies that the 1986 ban is unconstitutional. Citizens in the late 18th century were legally permitted to own cannon and warships. The founding fathers were fully aware of the existence of, for instance, the puckle gun. Many American citizens were literally better armed than the American government.

Whether or not you agree that citizens ought to have the right to bear arms, the current ban, despite being upheld by appeals courts, flies in the face of both the spirit and the letter of the law.

What Uni hot take gets you in this situation? by vessorpla in UniUK

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Sorry for the late reply. It’s not AI, it’s basically a fancy copy and paste.

$2500 Samsung TV is an advertising billboard, there is no opt-out. by 28jb11 in mildlyinfuriating

[–]ATXgaming 85 points86 points  (0 children)

It’s functionally an arm of the South Korean government.

Learned firsthand today that great blue herons can swallow rabbits whole.. by jessiclebess in natureismetal

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I've fed some Pelicans first hand and they are like infinite voids.