Quetzalcoatl

It ain't hard to tell
Aug 22, 2007
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Why don't people understand what 'POV' means?

Point of view, but it's a video of yourself :shifty:

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I got a quite big pay raise plus me and one more guy got to run a vip pilot project. Heavy hits and it's only January. My biggest yet wage that I ever had.

Was really surprised as I didn't expect it. Well, I actually did, but not by such a big %. Although I went hardcore and I almost had no lunch breaks for 8 months, I literally had almost full 8h of effective work per day, I still feel like something is missing. And that's my life outside of work. I hate shifts. It sucks when choices are poor so I'm tied with chains because other jobs just pay shit.

Unfortunately the wage still got sliced drastically due to insane inflation that we had over the past 1.5 year
Keep grinding bro. Maybe you also need some alcohol in your life.
 

swag

L'autista
Administrator
Sep 23, 2003
81,557
Company I work for recently made a significant public announcement within a few days I am now being catfished by a bunch of very photogenic Asians on Linkedin
I get hit with that in waves. They're always in fashion or entrepreneurship. When I wasn't sure what was up at first, they were always trying to get on my WhatsApp because they know LinkedIn will ultimately find out and delete their accounts. After a handful where they were clearly following scripts, it was pretty obvious they were farmed and not wild-caught.

Some crypto lonely dudes with a jones for catfishing AZNs on LinkedIn, I swear.

Can't wait for generative AI to destroy the need...
 

Post Ironic

Senior Member
Feb 9, 2013
40,026
Had a first minor arthroscopic surgery on my knee today to clean up the Lateral meniscus damage as it was stopping my leg from being able to fully extend. Now have to rehab that and regain full range of motion before I can get my ACL reconstruction. What a process :lol2:
 

s4tch

Senior Member
Mar 23, 2015
23,145
Had a first minor arthroscopic surgery on my knee today to clean up the Lateral meniscus damage as it was stopping my leg from being able to fully extend. Now have to rehab that and regain full range of motion before I can get my ACL reconstruction. What a process :lol2:
forza man, you'll be fine within a year. my brother tore my acl in his mid 20's and was playing football on a weekly basis for ~20 years without issues (until he tore his achilles lol), it's just the slow rehab that requires a lot of patience

but you have a brilliant music room so... :wine:
 

AFL_ITALIA

MAGISTERIAL
Jun 17, 2011
27,297
Had a first minor arthroscopic surgery on my knee today to clean up the Lateral meniscus damage as it was stopping my leg from being able to fully extend. Now have to rehab that and regain full range of motion before I can get my ACL reconstruction. What a process :lol2:
How was it? I'm getting my shoulder done in about 12 hours, didn't even know they do surgeries that early in the morning :yawn:
 

Post Ironic

Senior Member
Feb 9, 2013
40,026
How was it? I'm getting my shoulder done in about 12 hours, didn't even know they do surgeries that early in the morning :yawn:
Mine was done at 7am this morning. It wasn’t bad, but it was a pretty minor surgery this time. The doc said it took about 20 minutes. The MRI showed a ruptured ACL, both meniscus torn, and bone bruising… but there was an impingement somewhere causing my knee to be unable to extend fully and that qualified for emergency arthroscopic surgery so I got in this morning after seeing the Orthopaedic surgeon yesterday. He confirmed that it was the lateral meniscus tear causing the impingement so that was debrided and the ACL rupture cleaned up. Now I just have to wait until I have full range of motion before the reconstruction.

Don’t feel groggy or bad at all from the general anaesthetic, and not much pain in the knee so I’m going to attempt to just use extra strength ibuprofen to manage whatever pain there will be further out, rather than filling my tramacet prescription because I really don’t want to take opioids

what procedure are you getting done on your shoulder?
 
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