Is it weird I immediately recognize this guy because he competed in the electrician games or whatever it was called? Me and a tradie friend sat and shat on everything they did because working on a jobiste after the electricians and the plumbers means you're cleaning up their mess and fixing everything they did wrong, or at least pointing it out for them to fix it.
Pissman2020
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I use kijiji, even with the dwindled userbase compared to marketplace, signal instead of messenger, and I wasn't going to events anyway, so I'm set without facebook
Depending on what you're planning on going into, don't lock yourself into going to university. My wife spent 3 years of half course load at university while working in the same field she was trying to study in and didn't get her degree, or actually get into the faculty she needed for that degree. She is now 5 months from her degree after spending a year and a half at college in a workplace program. Academia is disgustingly bloated and "you have to prove you want to be here before you can go into what you actually want to learn" for certain disciplines. College is a perfectly good, or better option depending on what you are going into.
I would refer to that as thickness, but I'm not a jeweller. My advice stays the same though, try some on and see what you like.
My wedding band is ~8 mm and i've never worn a ring less than 4 at its narrowest point. I would say just find something you like the look of, and see if you can find something at a jeweller that's similar you can try on if you're that worried about the fit.
My ADHD ass is stuck in learning mode. Learn everything. Retain nothing.
If they have replaceable batteries they're already beating tile
On a personal level, fuck that guy. Spat on a guy I went to school with because he didn't like the result of a shoe shining.
Cheeky way to try and get verstappen out of a red bull seat seeing as he has said he won't work with a different race engineer