Lol it's pretty ridiculous. Fun to make but I'm gonna stick to more realistic dicks from now on. This tree trunk was hard to work with

It's a shame cause the headset sounds REALLY good. But yeah it has some flaws. My side tone randomly started emitting a high pitched squealing noise every time I turn it on now. Unless I turn the sidetone level way down

Clean up your shit

You smell slightly musty at all times

I too made this mistake early on

The D&D mechanics is my favorite part of BG3...

Not hit the car

Nah he knew what he was doing. He was running towards the sideline and then juked when the defender eased up

Kinds seems like you're the manipulative one here.

R6 hasn't been good since 2017

I didn't even know there's "builds" lol. I'm just out here getting loot

I got good grades through high-school because it was all very easy to me and I didn't have to study. Once I hit college is where things got hard. I never learned to properly study because things came easy to me growing up. And trying to read chapters for my classes was a CHORE. I'd have to read things over and over because it never stuck the first time. This Psychiatrist is full of it

I just recently got into woodworking to build my own speakers. I definitely spent way too much money on tools versus just buying speakers. But I'm enjoying the process so I think it's worth it

Yeah they reach out either way. I interviewed June 10th and two weeks later my recruiter emailed to schedule a follow-up call. I was hopeful too but no luck unfortunately. Given the classic "you had lots of positive feedback but there's other candidates with more experience." Not trying to discourage you. You very well could get the job! Just letting you know my experience. Good luck! Report back either way

As others have said it's Google. I applied for a Data Center Tech spot there. Made it through the 3 interviews but wasn't offered the position

I did really well in high school because I never had to study. Everything just kinda stuck. College was hard for me because it was the first time I actually had to study and take notes and I never learned how to properly do either in high-school. It was super hard to get myself to read assigned chapters etc. I didn't finish my degree until I was 30. After changing majors a couple times and taking a few years off of college. You've still got time

Best of luck man! I'll keep you updated!

Good luck!

Gotcha gotcha. The last round was my 3 interviews. I got a few "that was a perfect answer" responses from the 3rd interviewer and plowed through all the technical questions so fast in the 2nd interview that he ran out of questions. So I hope that's a good sign. It's for a brand new data center location so I know there's going to be a lot of competition. Trying not to get my hopes up

What is the next stage after this if I end up moving on?

I think it's making me go bald

Need this for F4!

I didn't really have any side effects when I first started. Started at 10mg and went up to 20mg in 4 weeks. I maybe had a couple days at first where it was hard to fall asleep, but I was also prescribed hydroxyzine to help with sleep/anxiety. And I had a couple headaches that were bad but went away with Excedrin pretty easily

Edited to add: I also recently started Wellbutrin and I've noticed my hair is getting pretty thin. I can see my scalp at the front of my hairline. It's most likely from the Wellbutrin but I figured I should add that.

Ask about adding Wellbutrin. I added it a month ago and it's been great. I feel more motivated to do things and I've slowly been losing weight.