Feb 6, 2015
a dope pair of sunglasses, a DSLR, a Venice sunset, a perfect set of waves and a craft beer
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a dope pair of sunglasses, a DSLR, a Venice sunset, a perfect set of waves and a craft beer
we’re gonna need a bigger Pentagram
a Boston accent, a human tooth, whatever the tools are that one uses for stick and pokes, a bicep and a shitload of #posivibes
:')fuckin' jam-dad does it again.
lilscoops tumblr com/post/103678993470/ there's more in the reblogs, OP deleted his post
http://lilscoops.tumblr.com/post/103678993470/yinqors-meganfax-someone-please-boost-this
i cant find the stupid reblog button on their blog but look @ this
the Brianna Rivera fb call out is fake, someone eh knows her is trying to get her fires
dude really?
jhrmn replied to your post “I read non-fiction almost exclusively, I love watching films, yet...”
might be because there's no 3 act structure shortcut for documentary storytelling so it's rarely compelling
I watched Teenage yesterday which talked a lot about how the concept of the teenager came about but didn't really examine the social forces underpinning it, and I think that might be my issue: They seem to always deal with the what or how, but never the why.
jhrmn replied to your photo “hey new followers! Here’s a summary of what you can expect from my...”
DOPE SHIRT I think I like the Fishlanders
bruh, this a tshirt from one of the dopest LI pop-punk bands called bellwether. But thank you for noticing ;*
jhrmn replied to your quote:Employee covenants and agrees that, during his or...
why are corporations allowed to include unenforceable clauses in contracts, that doesn’t seem like a good thing to do
No disagreement there. I think the rationale is that you don't want to put anyone in a position where really technical legal reasons for unenforceability would get them in trouble, but still. It looks like at least a few states in the US have tenant protections if landlords are deliberately filling up on unenforceable clauses.
This paper discusses unenforceable clauses and how to deal with them in harrowing detail.