Pols investigating their own political party members. Cops investigating cops. Doctors investigating doctors. Lawyers/accountants/auto mechanics/anyone investigating "their own kin... morePols investigating their own political party members. Cops investigating cops. Doctors investigating doctors. Lawyers/accountants/auto mechanics/anyone investigating "their own kind". If they have nothing to hide they can't object to outside impartial observers. If they do then they will fight tooth and nail and INSIST only they can do a good job. What do you think about that? Why?
It's very sad that it takes death and injury and terrorism to get folks refocused on something else/someone else, if only temporarily. A tragic break from 24/7 sameoldsameoldsameol... moreIt's very sad that it takes death and injury and terrorism to get folks refocused on something else/someone else, if only temporarily. A tragic break from 24/7 sameoldsameoldsameoldsameold. I wonder how many other "tragic breaks" are being planned right now for other places in the world?
According to a writer for the Daily Telegraph it should be because it help balance the work place and the overall economy."Rather than wail about the supposed liberation in a woman... moreAccording to a writer for the Daily Telegraph it should be because it help balance the work place and the overall economy."Rather than wail about the supposed liberation in a woman’s right to choose to shun paid employment, we should make it a legal requirement that all parents of children of school-age or older are gainfully employed."
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/rendezview/sarrah-le-marquand-it-should-be-illegal-to-be-a-stayathome-mum/news-story/fbd6fe7b79e8b4136d49d991b6a1f41c
There's this guy at my college who I don't even know; I've never spoken to him, never had a class with him, I don't even know his name, I just see him around the school every so of... moreThere's this guy at my college who I don't even know; I've never spoken to him, never had a class with him, I don't even know his name, I just see him around the school every so often. And yet ever since last semester, every single time we cross paths he'll see me and either turn his head away really fast or look down. There was even one time he was coming out of a classroom I was passing by and when he saw me he was like a deer in headlights and dipped right back into the room...so what's his deal?
And I'm pretty sure it's not because he "could be attracted to me but he's just shy or whatever", because I overheard him while I was working my desk shift in the student center a few days ago, talking to somebody about a date he'd gone on with this girl, and how awesome she was, and how they have plans for more dates in the future. less
