This dude probably has so many skeletons in his closet. He probably got a few texts and noped the hell out.
Budweiser gonna sue them for stealing their recipe
Nah once they're CEOs they're good. They just go sit on various boards making millions for doing relatively nothing.
But when we pay the workers more the stock price doesn’t go up! Won’t anyone think of the stock price!
/s just in case anyone wasn’t sure.
Pretty much the same story. Got pissed at an inkjet one night when my wife needed to print something for school. Still going strong 1 toner replacement later.
According to the U.S. military, the presence of U.S. special operations personnel in the targeted base elicited a response by coalition aircraft, including AC-130 gunships, F-22 Raptor and F-15E Strike Eagle fighter jets, MQ-9 Reaper unmanned combat aerial vehicles, AH-64 Apache attack helicopters, and B-52 bombers.[6][14][7] Nearby American artillery batteries, including an M142 HIMARS, shelled Syrian forces as well.[14]
Holy shit
I saw a video of another community member coming by after this happened (while he was fishing of course) and basically begging him to contact her work and explain it’s a misunderstanding. He declined lol
Oh absolutely there was exploitation. Especially in certain industries.
The problem is that when the people giving that advice were working, it was great advice. Companies took care of their employees. Tenure mattered. Companies today are mindless corporate blobs that only care about spreadsheet numbers and the next quarter's results.
For those that aren’t reading the article, it has nothing to do with copyright.
A representative from Disney said the decision had been made as a result of a policy that started with Walt Disney himself which does not permit the use of characters on headstones.
Disney has since told the Jones family it would be happy to provide them with a hand-inked, personalised commemorative cel for Ollie, who died from leukodystrophy.
Also this is from 4 years ago
So just regular D&D then
T-Mobile owned companies and data breaches. Can you name a better duo?