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Interviewing is mostly an act, so that makes sense. A company never really judges you the same as it does during an interview. It's a one performance show. Once you're in, things change. They still judge you, but in different ways. After enough time goes by it seems like the interview never even...

This unfortunately old and low res video from Japan includes many helpful tips to escape a fart

Drop me a line anytime. I fit into at least some of the categories you mentioned.

J'aime la neige, j'aime le pleut, j'aime les nuages, j'aime le terre, j'aime le ciel, mais j'aime les gaufres le plus...

Japanese Green Tea. おーいお茶 brand. Now I won't sleep for a week.

There is some really good Slovakian folk rock out there...

More nature documentaries...

I agree. Mr. Rogers, who was a misunderstood radical revolutionary, talked a lot about how the world today doesn't allow for reflection or introspection. Too many distractions, too much noise, too many things, too much hurrying around, too much competition and posing. Not enough time to sit in...

@Colster (I just realized you may have me on ignore, so we'll see what happens) I know you're probably pissed at me and I think you have some right to be. I should have found a better way to express myself than my call-out post. In retrospect, I wish I would have PM'd you and said "what's the...

I need to call something out because when people don't call something out nothing ever changes. Not too long ago I left an admittedly long post about some things that I went through while growing up around sexuality and bullying. Yes, it was long, but it also dealt with things that deeply...

I'm answering because I don't think it's necessarily the case in the US. I haven't personally heard of or experienced any cases where someone says to a woman "I find you attractive" and then she begins instantly chastising the person for sexual harassment. There is probably more to such a story...

That's where I was going after his last post, so thanks for helping to push me there. I honestly didn't know whether I should feel sorry for him or not. I've seriously known someone who was intimidated by lots of words and they would lash out at paragraphs like he did. This person was offended...

Ah, okay. Hm. I've never had a concept of the man saying it first. There is a stereotype, or there used to be, that women will only sleep with a guy who "loves them." So, some guys being desperate for nookie wookie, say it to get what they really want. As I said before, more than one guy has...

You at least said it nicely this time, so thank you. I still don't understand why you care enough to say something. Do you have insecurities around lots of words? I've known others who have and I can understand that. Or perhaps you're just flaming me - kind of like the "Pentacostal" guy - which...

I'm not sure if it matters whether one says it "first" or not or why the order matters. You say it when you mean it and you say it when you want to say it. If the woman or the man says it first, I'm not sure what that implies or means. I don't put any importance on saying it first, just saying...

I have some baggage with that ominous sentence, unfortunately, mostly because the first woman that I ever said "I think I might love you" to responded by saying "Oh well." I thought I really did, too, but that incident obviously sent our relationship reeling off into a vortex that it never...

Yeah, every side has their story, I honestly don't know which one to believe, both sides probably have points that can be disputed. Such events are usually more complicated than just what a single side puts forward. Every news station has their own spin, everything from RT to the BBC to El Pais...