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May 08, 2013

http://www.buzzfeed.com/ariellecalderon/the-woes-of-wearing-glasses

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Kim Jung Un trying to see Mr. Obama through his binoculars.

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November 04, 2024

I could feel an invisible presence, like a stand of human hair touching my skin... Ever there, but ever unseen. I blew it away with a single exhalation. Nevermind. What was that anyway?

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May 30, 2013

Resolved Question Show me another » Why should I join a fraternity? I joined the Marine Corp right out of high school and my contract is up in a few months. I have been looking at colleges and fraternities. Why should I join a fraternity? What are the pro's and con's of joining a fraternity? 7 years ago Report Abuse Best Answer - Chosen by Voters If you're a Marine, you're already in a fraternity for life. Why join another one? When I got out of the military and went back to school, I saw most frat guys as being either the kids that got picked on way too much in high school, or the kids that were too drunk/stoned to show up for class in high school. They're stupid, man. Stay away. And don't think for a minute that you have to be in a frat to score a sorority chick. They're pretty easy, and definitely hookup with ex-Marines. With that said... Pros You get really *kool* shirts with greek letters on them, plus some nickname on the b...

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Sipho Mkhwanazi 5 months ago I disagree with this!! People need to dig deeper, learn proper coding concepts, coding best practices, language syntax and all the so called "BACK END STUFF" in order to understand what they are producing.. "One can't simply click and drag and then call them-self a developer/programmer"... Question: do you understand what you're doing? If something doesn't work do you know why? Relying too much on cutting and pasting solutions from stack overflow doesn't cut it either. Roll up your sleeves, get some elbow grease and learn the language "Dig Deeper" . Yes it will take you a long time but once you know you know. Learn Python, PHP, Ruby, Java, JavaScript, HTML/CSS, SQL e.t.c the choice is yours but dive deep and gain a better understanding of what the hell is going on. Show less Reply 32 sean wilkerson 3 months ago I agree, to an extent. I am working on a game right now, an...