I was just discussing how I would be open to a marriage solely for financial reasons, if anyone would benefit on taxes by being married and having a child.
They could pay me a monthly stipend and pocket the rest of the financial gain.
I used to joke with a co-worker about fake having a baby so I could take the year mat leave.
I want to fake having a baby and being a Canadian.
Help, I need job application advice: I am doing the online application for that Archives job in London. I have to add each job as a separate entry. Most of my actual archival experience is from the mid to late 1990s when I worked a lot of short term contracts. Because that stuff is relevant to the job I am applying for, I want to include it. But not all the jobs I did back then were relevant. Should I just enter the relevant ones and not worry about the gaps?
I want to fake having a baby and being a Canadian.
Get a fake belly and start spelling things with random u's. It's a start.
I'm not entirely sure why Bert and Ernie have a particular uncoupley chemistry, and despite planning on being unmated for the rest of my life, I don't see why friendship deserves equality. It's a different thing. Just...different. What would equality look like? What's the win in this scenario?
Yeah, I'm with ita on this. Of course, I've always seen Bert and Ernie as a couple, though Ernie's an emotionally abusive, passive-aggressive, horrible person, and I want to stage an intervention to save poor Bert, and I feel very strongly about this.
I'm... a little gunshy, frankly, about this sort of thing. Sorry, your friendship isn't being oppressed, so shove it.
How many donuts would you order for an office of 117 people?
Seriously, I would probably get 11 - 12 dozen. But I over order.
I was thinking 10 dozen, since that's one each, and some people won't eat any and others will eat two.