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If you're trolling these cats you're doing a fantastic job. I hope youre not tho. I love picturing what this computer looks like

having a kid if you had heavy periods

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Edit: Yo im talking bout the docs not you

I think the people who trained me on OSHA regulations took it more seriously than actual OSHA

Real. My training required 30hrs of OSHA and it was the same smorgasbord of bull you get from every "safety first" company out there. You learn how it should be done and then you go work daily and see how work is really done. All that safety paperwork stuff is encouraged to be pencil whipped to cover the company's ass, only used when something does go wrong to prove the employee was at fault and shift the blame to the employee for not following their official safety protocols. As you say OSHAs guys might say pop a guy or at least pull them aside for working unsafely so it looks like their doing something, but in my experience docking the jobsite itself just doesn't happen.

My experience is limited of course, but i feel like most of the safety construction workers enjoy is down to insurance companies and the fact companies who have a poor safety rating get blackballed from big projects

Outta curiosity did you do that big 500hr class to become a safety specialist?

Yes, i did need this. Thank you op

Lol good, glad you're getting some good advice. Sorry you are dealing with this op, i dunno what you had to do but i have had a tooth extracted at a dental 'training facility' and my body won't forget that, ever

Im assuming if op had to get all his teeth removed he also can't afford the meds or the anti-drysocket paste that dentists should use to help with this pain. I could be wrong

Smoking can cause dry-socket which is also incredibly painful. I smoked anyway after my extraction because I'm a filthy addict, rinsing with saline after every puff and got away with it, but it's a risk yeah

Now this sounds like a good antiseptic but wouldn't that be very very painful?

if you asked a ceo of a game company wouldnt he tell you he works in game development? also, it was a joke :)

at some point you just have to ignore these games at a personal level and satisfy yourself with the knowledge that a dozen or so high quality games get released every year, even if they’re swimming in a sea of hundreds of crappy freemium over-promoted titles. Don’t worry about the Whales. Just focus on what’s good.

agreed. I focus on my personal happiness rather than thinking i can change the industry somehow through my purchases. I just focus on my own pride as a gamer and human being and not paying companies who don't respect me or my time. Then instead of being frustrated by the fact 20 years of 'voting with my wallet' didn't work, i am filled with calm satisfaction at not being taken for yet another ride. and shit, its not like i'm denying myself here... there are so many games.

wait, did microsoft own bethesda back then?

the 10% that said they do? The CEOs