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Pretty good stuff.

Your boss is not going to like that spaghetti code

I liked one called Heat Guy J, about androids and crime. Steins; Gate is pretty good but you might have seen that one already. Kill la Kill is pretty fun. Samurai Champloo is a lot of fun too.

3:31 ayy lmao

https://youtu.be/d2FGgYp6mdk

Hey you look like trash, can I take you out?

If the choice came down to it, I'd still go with the X1. It's more sportier and I think would appeal more to a younger crowd. The Volvo XC60 is also a good quality, safe vehicle but it doesn't have the same punch in terms of power compared to the X1. The X1 is a vehicle I'd expect my stylish outdoorsman cousin to drive, while the XC60 is a vehicle I'd expect my grandparents to drive.

Drinking on the job? Rookie mistake dude

Ferrari LaFerrari in a world with no financial limits. McLaren 570s in a world with some financial limits. BMW M4 in a realistic world.

Join a cooking class. Do yoga. Join a recreational sports team. Go to the gym. If you're in college, join clubs/organizations. Join a fraternity. Be an RA at a dorm. I traveled over 2000 miles and was the only student in my class to attend my college of choice. I had no friends entering college and had some social anxiety. The best way I've found to deal with it is simply through continued social contact. Be parts of clubs and organizations that center around themes that interest you. Gaming clubs, anime clubs, music clubs, whatever it is you like. They're great ways to meet friends who share an interest in a very easy going, casual environment.

UK/Germany from a basic perspective. Although if you have any marketable skills and have the opportunity to come to America, you should.

Never used cologne. Honestly I feel like a tool when I spray that stuff anywhere.

X1 looks pretty good. Not much of a crossover guy myself, but I drove an X3 for awhile and was impressed.

Hillary is the lesser of two evils

Apple products are good quality. In the company's inception, products were not as commonplace as now but they gained a cult following facing competition from Microsoft. Over time the company grew, and with new products like the iPod and iPhone, expanded and singlehandedly dominated the consumer electronics market. This in turn has produced a high quality company infrastructure and customer loyalty. Of course, Macs are not always the right choice for an advanced user. But most computer buyers are no advanced users. The notion that "Macs don't get viruses" isn't completely true, but it's got some truth to it. People are willing to pay a premium to buy a no hassle product from a company they have confidence in.