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Born Hunter

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  1. Does he have a Corinthian helmet tattooed to the side of his head?
  2. Coffee seemed to become ‘cool’ in those circles for some reason. Was it art15 black rifle coffee that was the first on the scene? Fair fucks to them all making successful brands out of it. Wasted on me!
  3. “…. FOUR TIMES…. Four times you lot have had to listen to me give this speech!… I’m running out of things to say!” ”I would say that I hope this one’s the one, but I’m kind of interested to see how far we can take this. I mean, are we looking at a Guinness world record entry here?” ”I know you will all join me in wishing John and Charlotte… shit no, errr Rachel? f**k that was the last one, errr Lyndsey, LYNDSEY!…. A happy marriage together.” ”Have a great night and we’ll do this again soon yeah?!” Not that I’m trying to get you murdered by the in laws like…
  4. That one surely writes itself! Absolute gold in there I’d of thought. The sort of stuff that will have the brides mother seething too!
  5. I live on instant! Total f***ing philistine too, the cheapest supermarket home branded stuff and just pour it into a mug out of the jar. Probably 90% of my daily fluid intake. I couldn’t tell a good one from a bad one. I paid two quid at the farm cafe for one this morning though, but in town it’d be nearer 4-5.
  6. Not that it’s a competition but I’d say in the same time frame Russia is winning that race…
  7. Bush condemns 'unjustified and brutal' invasion of Iraq, instead of Ukraine, in speech gaffe - ABC News WWW.GOOGLE.COM When condemning Russia's attack on Ukraine, former President George Bush mistakenly referred... "The result is an absence of checks and balances in Russia, and the decision of one man to launch a wholly unjustified and brutal invasion of Iraq," said Bush, before catching himself and shaking his head. "I mean -- of Ukraine." Realizing his mistake, Bush then appeared to say under his breath, "Iraq, too."
  8. Not sure if that was a joke or a mistake. Either way… WOW! Login • Instagram WWW.INSTAGRAM.COM Welcome back to Instagram. Sign in to check out what your friends, family & interests have been...
  9. f***ing spoon! Fortunately my swords are between 20 and 50cm!
  10. Bet Mackem knows a people trafficer. See if he can get you in the back door!
  11. How have they allegedly got three times the money though? Have they been printing rubles to pay for weapons like Mugabe did in Zim? I strongly suspect it’s a very misleading claim.
  12. Why are so many places in the us called ‘buffalo’ when they don’t have any? They have bison.
  13. The claims of the Makarov being hit look like misinformation now. Now believed to have been a small landing craft that was hit.
  14. ? and so close! I’m on my way to the shrine now.
  15. Turkey have been playing both sides for years. Pound to a pinch they’re using this to regain some leverage with Putin. They’ve found themselves at serious odds with Russia recently but still seem to keep the door open. I suppose having options keeps everyone on their toes.
  16. Sweden and Finland are making formal moves to join NATO. Very loud moves.
  17. I recognise the value mate, I do. But they’re still a bunch of weirdos! LOL Despite being on board with the principle of it, it’s become a buzz word and is being embraced by companies and teams that haven’t a clue about it really and it’s leading to failure. The real key is proper implementation, guided by agile SMEs. At the moment I’m taking certain aspects from it which can very clearly deliver improvements over the current and staying in my non agile lane. Things like kanban boards are great tools to simplify development and issue management imo. Same with iterative development, e
  18. No shit, the front end has to ‘interact’ with the back end! And they have team roles like ‘scrum master’… I keep saying this, they’re f***ing bizarre!
  19. You say, from your device. Lead from the front! Now don’t be calling softies chiefs. They’ll start to think for themselves!
  20. Generally, innovators aren't driven by power or money or fame, they enjoy problem solving and creating stuff that no one else has, they're intrinsically motivated. I don't believe that someone who's extrinsically motivated by such things as cash could effectively innovate in the tech world. That's important for managers to understand too. If you are a successful businessman who finds himself in need of tech innovators, it's easy to fall into the trap that the specialists you want are motivated by the same things that people in the commercial domain are motivated by.
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