>>23987
Migrants.

>>23980
I remember this bit of Metal Gear

Test

>>24005

Testes.

>There is no evidence that Edgar married or produced children apart from two references to an "Edgar Adeling" found in the Magnus Rotulus Pipae Northumberland (Pipe rolls) for the years 1158 and 1167.[28] Historian Edward Freeman, writing in The History of the Norman Conquest of England, says that this was the same Edgar (aged over 110), a son of his, or some other person known by the title "Ætheling". This is the only evidence that the male line of England's original royal family continued beyond Edgar's death.[3]

Hmmmm

>>24291
Thank you.

>>24280
Yeah, but handing in CVs you could get an interview for a job that hasn't been advertised or at least one that hasn't been advertised some place where candidates are machine gunning in applications. The competition would be much less stiff.

If you're sending 100 applications a day there's a very good chance you're doing it wrong anyway.

>>24282

Nah, that's very much doing it right; at least for entry level jobs, which sounds like the sort of advice this thread pertains to. Usually a job that hasn't been advertised is something much more specialised, so while there might be less competition it's less likely you'd actually be qualified for it. That's not just a needle in a haystack, it's a diamond ring of exactly your size in a cornfield.

There's a myth about copy/pasting applications meaning you'll get binned every time. It's got a grain of truth to it, but not quite. Nowadays, applications are scanned by software multiple times before they even make it to a person; if you have the right keywords and structure in there that the software looks for you've won half the battle.

Wasting your time writing up a fresh application from scratch for every shite call centre job is a waste of time thanks to the same principle as the hunter analogy.

>>24280
Not him, but if I got handed a paper CV that someone had brought in in person I'd pay it much more attention that the dozens of electronic applications I had to process that day. You're probably right about the numbers game but I think you hit a point where you've applied to all the potential jobs you can online - pounding the pavements is a perfectly good decision at some stage. Not least to get you out the house for a bit.

>>24284
I think if you have a confident personality, and can pitch yourself well in a couple of sentences, turning up in person like that can really work. Most people (particularly those who are jobless) don't have that kind of personality though.

Stay positive and stay productive, you must find the will. your decision this very second affects every second here after.

What a miserable thread.

Post the filename as a caption in the text field, then we'll talk. It's just annoying as it is.

I use filenames to sort my folders. None of this tag nonesense, just good old prefixes seperated with a dash (-).

>>24264
hysterical

>>24264
I only sort my folders by last modified. If I want to reorder things I rename all the folders twice (first add a character and then remove it) in reverse order.

>>24127

I'll really miss it. It kind of felt like an international version of this place. Just cosy discussions without any boring shitposts and memes.

Kohlchan has now emerged as the successor but it's just KC 2.0 with all of the same problems.

I guess I should find better things to do than waste time on imageboards.

>>24125
>>24129
I know I'm replying to fucking old posts, but I think this really presents just what a plague 4chan and /pol/ are. People have been going to Krautchan for years, but in the last few years or so it's become truly unbearable, like so many other places.

Kohlchan is down now, rumour says it's due to cloudfare removing them for ties to this shooting in Germany. Could be bullshit, but...

>>24265
Yeah, probably. The same shit's going to happen to big chan sooner or later.

I'm not too arsed.

Up and down and up and down
You spin me right round, Casey
Right round like a record, Casey
Right round round round

>>24251
>What sort of flight wants empty seats though?
Two reasonably common scenarios:

Slot savers: You have a bunch of slots at a major airport and use them to fly a seasonal route. When it's not profitable to fly the route, you don't want to fly it, but you also don't want to lose the slot, so you use the slot to fly a short regional route that's probably already saturated, or if you really can't be bothered to pay for ground crew, just fly empty to somewhere that's close enough and quiet enough to get back.

Over-range: You want to fly a long-haul route, but you don't have any long-range aircraft, and couldn't reasonably fill one. You fly it with a smaller plane, but can't take a full load becauase of the amount of fuel required.

>>24252
I already reminded them earlier in the thread.

>>24253

>Slot savers

It would still be profitable to fill your plane up, but then it wouldn't be a slot saver anymore.

>Over-range

Fair.

>>24250
Don't think they care for actual bags/backpacks since you can squash them into places, pretty sure they're only concerned about hard cases. Will find out for myself in a few days.

>>24256

Do report back.

>>24216

Yes lad, well done. You really trolled us good and proper.

>>24217
Ah yes, the sarcasm. I expected this.

>>24218
Nanny Gub'mint won't let us buy guns, we have to have our fun somehow.

>>24218
The penis is mightier than the sword, and all that.

>>24216
>>24218
To be honest, on other imageboards, this sort of sentiment is now far more common than it was five years ago; so I usually just expect people to be genuine when they complain about us (though I've found the manner in which they do it laced with a lot of cognitive dissonance).

>>24178
хохол на хуй.

The results of the 1st round presidential elections are... interesting.

>>23869
Geroyam Glory

>>24221
How is life on the Ukraine right now? Does the new government look any better than the last?

>>24222
It hasn't massively devolved since the last major devolution in 2013-2015. Yet.
Since the last presidential elections (which, frankly, at least somewhat look like a large-scale psyop) it's all hanging by a thin thread. Feels like it's about to crash down once again.

>>24208
>The single number administered by the national government to every citizen is the central detail in the social credit hysteria
Yes, lad. What everyone's complaining about is definitely the single number and not the consequences of having poor "social credit". That's definitely the main point in the arguments about it.

>>24211
That's correct, it is, because the consequences of having poor social credit are entirely different if it's a single score administered by the central government.

I, for one, welcome our new sixth form debate club overlords.

>>24212
It is being administered by the Central government.

>>24209
Just lowering myself to explainin the fundementals for you, when you move past me needing to explain them then we can have a proper discussion.

>>24168
Yo dawg that's loud.

>>24160

You have my condolences.

>>24160
>>24161

To be fair America is one great big fuck off country and some places are infinitely better than others. There are places where a week seems like a year and even a day feels like too long and there are places where you think "you know, I could settle down here and bring up a kid", and most everything in between.

One of my growing list of regrets is never being able to tick "properly explore new york / manhatten" off my bucket list. Sigh.

>>24162

What's stopping you? Last I checked it was still there.

>>24163

He probably keeps searching for tickets to 'manhatten' and when nothing comes up he just assumes it's disappeared entirely.

>>24163
>>24164

Until my kid's old enough for me to pack him off to the army or at least some kind of boarding school for a few months I'm kind of snookered, sadly.

> He probably keeps searching for tickets to 'manhatten' and when nothing comes up he just assumes it's disappeared entirely.

Touche.

Fuck off back to Hammersmith.

>>24130
Why should we be afraid of Australians? They couldn't even win a war against fucking emus.

>>24130

Fucking shit at cricket, Bruce, you cheating fuckers.

>>24121
Person alive today maybe related to person 1400 years ago shocker.

On a related note, did you know that you're probably cousins with both Trump and Putin?

Well done, OP, you got clickbaited. Or do you think that they didn't see your heckles rising a fucking mile off? Dopey shit.