There must come a point where individual team members, engineers, strategists, tea lady etc, who I assume are highly motivated people, start to realise that this ‘program’ is going nowhere.

It must be counterproductive to the development of a team when you are setting your ambitions so low.

At what point do people start thinking ‘Fuck this!’ and start looking for opportunities elsewhere?

A cup of tea tastes completely different out of a ceramic mug, than it does a plastic one.

It’s all part of his rich tapestry of cuntiness.

IDLES.

Maybe you were making the mistake?

England looked shite

Holland is also flat as fuck

Telecoms project engineer.

I supervise and co-ordinate the roll out of FTTH networks.

Wrong meme, my guy.

Gen X. Don’t use a wallet. Where do I fit in to this theory?

Wow! I know Musk is a knobhead, but some of the shit he comes out with is just…unhinged.

Which is…?

Asking for a friend.

Hey, if it isn’t a convicted felon supporting another convicted felon.

Keep draining that swamp, boys!

Yeh, and most of the time Mike Tyson is sweet, charming and perfectly reasonable company.

But if he’s in the wrong frame of mind, he’ll bite your head off and shit down the gaping hole.

The XL bully is an inherently powerful and dangerous dog. I have a medium size dog. She’s very sweet. She is also very strong, but not so strong that I can’t overpower her if ever the need arose.

There aren’t many people capable of holding their own against a dog with the physical attributes of an XL.

Putin absolutely loving this

This is the kind of porn you usually find in a plastic bag in the woods.

Everybody’s saying it

BUt iT WaS a shAm TrIAl!

I am so happy

A few years ago I worked as a telecoms engineer. The role itself was pretty free-roaming and a large part of your working day was unsupervised and allowed you to make your own decisions and your day to day achievements were pretty much all down to you and/or the guys you were working with.

Anyway, the company had a spell where they hired a lot of ex armed forces personnel into various engineering roles, many of whom had done long stints in the military. Pretty much every veteran I worked with was smart, hard working, organised and a joy to work with. With one caveat, most of them needed an ‘order’ to do a particular thing, or pushing into thinking for themselves. They had spent their entire working life in a structured, order based environment, that left them unprepared when they were given the freedom to think for themselves.

I can totally get how homelessness and addiction problems can beset people when the structure they have spent their whole lives within, is suddenly not there any longer.