its called G4S here.13rin wrote:
I might be able to pull some stings at Wackenhut...Kampframmer wrote:
just work for any other private security company.eleven bravo wrote:
they look for people with special ops backgrounds. psyop dont count.
punctuation is just a formal-grammatical tool for extending meaning and intention in written language. that, of course, depends upon the natural fluencies and idiosyncracies of each language being used. the fast, long-claused spanish and italian languages will have substantially less punctuation - especially commas to separate dependent clauses and subordinates - because, quite simply, they pause less in spoken, verbal communication. the same thing happens with metre and scansion in each respective tongue's poetry-- hence in english we get the metred anglo-saxon rhythms of the iambic pentameter (shakespeare's measured verse), whereas in the medi-latin countries you get longer, more flowing lines in the style of the dactylic hexameter (dante's divine comedy).Superior Mind wrote:
For some reason I feel like I remember never using commas in Spanish.
we have G4S in Taiwan as well... they're more like mall cops and protect cash etc, not exactly the same shit as black water as a DoD contractor.Kampframmer wrote:
its called G4S here.13rin wrote:
I might be able to pull some stings at Wackenhut...Kampframmer wrote:
just work for any other private security company.
Dont know what its like in the states, but its pretty boring work here. Most end up driving around money from bank/atm to bank. Those things never get robbed and you dont have any form of authority. Seems boring.
pff, try 600+ miles with the North Sea in the wayUzique wrote:
i'll only be doing about 25 hours per week as i have a huge academic reading list to get through, a master's thesis to propose and research, and a girlfriend to commute 150 miles to-and-fro to see. juggling quite a bit but just glad to have something to actually DO this summer... feel way too old and restless to take another schoolboy summer holiday.
You seem to complain about Italy a lot.aerodynamic wrote:
At least you guys won't be working in place that's constantly 35° C above.
Fucking hate working with this weather.
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Superior Mind wrote:
Is punctuation very different in the different Latin-alphabet languages?
Shit, and I trusted this guyUzique wrote:
that's so he could bang her
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its lovely in autumn and winter and spring but during summer it gets too hot.Jenspm wrote:
pff, try 600+ miles with the North Sea in the wayUzique wrote:
i'll only be doing about 25 hours per week as i have a huge academic reading list to get through, a master's thesis to propose and research, and a girlfriend to commute 150 miles to-and-fro to see. juggling quite a bit but just glad to have something to actually DO this summer... feel way too old and restless to take another schoolboy summer holiday.
I agree though, it's nice to be doing something (and for once actually making a decent amount of money for myself).You seem to complain about Italy a lot.aerodynamic wrote:
At least you guys won't be working in place that's constantly 35° C above.
Fucking hate working with this weather.
Considered moving? I'll take that house in Rome off your hands, if you want.
It's cause I'm so high I went to the optometrist since I was eligible for new glasses. It's been a good 3-4 hours, so they're slowly returning to normal as I sit in the darkened room with my monitor brightness lowered.Shocking wrote:
turn on the lights