Just posted this on my D&D group page as 4/5 people there are people I worked with.
"Patches,
We regret to inform you that your services will no longer be needed. There were several occasions while you were under performance review that we felt your healer service was not up to our expectations.
On one occasion you were asked to use your divine ability, and instead used Healing Word. This was not what the Healee asked for, and even though they were healed and no one died, we can not accept this type of behavior.
Another situation came up where even though you rolled a 3 for initiative, the members of your party asked you to heal on each of their turns. When the heals did not take place immediately they asked "Hello, are you there?" several times, despite it not being your turn. You should have used your bonus as a reaction to respond, surely if you were happy as a healer this would not be an issue.
We feel you would be happier somewhere that you can heal something besides humanoid player characters, maybe rocks or trees? If you need a reference let us know, we would be more than happy to help with that, but we don't want to be bothered with remedial training or doing anything that would help you actually keep your position here.
Love always,
HR
(Now that we have that out of the way, we don't have to talk about it tonight! YAAAAAAY)"
Random Thoughts.....What Are You Thinking?
Random Thoughts.....What are you thinking?
BBT was a lot better before it was all about their relationship issues
I keep thinking BBT is some new genre of porn.
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Sitcoms don't enthusiasm me in general, but there's a psychological study behind them which makes them very interesting.
The recorded tracks in the background actually have a purpose too.
It's a genre in which plots are enomously inferior to an actual series but that are much deeper to study.
The recorded tracks in the background actually have a purpose too.
It's a genre in which plots are enomously inferior to an actual series but that are much deeper to study.
Grumpy Cat said: »
I keep thinking BBT is some new genre of porn.
*lights the fonewear signal*
Oh wow I jinxed it, there's actually Mike&Molly on tv.. *unplugs forever*
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Stargate is the best sitcom
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Had a friend in hs who was a fan of Friends and a teacher one day called it a soap opera, she got supermad.
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Bismarck.Dracondria said: »
Star Trek and ST:TNG is the best sitcoms
So I have to come clean about something...
I suck at fusing Persona.
I am in the 5th labyrinth in Persona Q and I have some high level persona, but the skills are not great. I can't hit the hand enemies ever and I only have one person with electricity moves
Probably going to have to take a break from grinding and read some sort of guide to building a good team.
I suck at fusing Persona.
I am in the 5th labyrinth in Persona Q and I have some high level persona, but the skills are not great. I can't hit the hand enemies ever and I only have one person with electricity moves
Probably going to have to take a break from grinding and read some sort of guide to building a good team.
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I miss stuff like Everyone loves Raymond, King of Queens, Friends. Mad about you, Married with Children
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Valefor.Sehachan said: »
I'm pretty sure Criminal Minds is not a sitcom.
And now I'm imaginging how it would be if it was.
And now I'm imaginging how it would be if it was.
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Bismarck.Misao said: »
I miss stuff like Everyone loves Raymond, King of Queens, Friends. Mad about you, Married with Children
That stuff is still on TV here lol
Big Bang Theory would be a good show if the producers didn't spam the laugh-track all the time as if we don't know where the funny parts are supposed to be. To make it even worse they spam the laugh-track between every pause in words pretty much.
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I don't even find the neighbor girl all that attractive. Now the nasally girl that dates the guy that lives with his mom, that is a whole other story.
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0083 HD remaster blu-rays seem to be coming with something extra. Probably an audio drama.
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http://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/threads/264441-I-ve-go-an-idea-to-increase-people-s-DPS.-Two-ideas-actually.
The most HELP I AM TRAPPED IN 2006 PLEASE SEND A TIME MACHINE idea to increase players' DPS I've ever heard
The most HELP I AM TRAPPED IN 2006 PLEASE SEND A TIME MACHINE idea to increase players' DPS I've ever heard
Quote:
So, my friend just messaged me complaining about how she had to carry the DPS in A1 normal and got upset, which is what inspired this (these) idea(s).
SE would implement a dummy in-game in an instance private zone only available to the player. It would parse the player if they're DPS and if they meet the threshold required, they would get a discount on their subscription, like a dollar or something. Anyone who fails to meet it doesn't incur a consequence. Their subscription will remain normal.
Now, the other idea I have is the same thing, except if they fail to meet the threshold required, they would get an additional 33% extra charge to their subscription fee. It'll be a learning tax. If they fail to meet it again during their second cycle, they'll get tacked again with an additional 33% tax off the base subrate. So basically, if they fail the first time, $20 monthly. If they fail again, $25 monthly and so on. This is assuming they pay $15 for their sub. fee.
I'll think of something for tanks and healers later. What do you think?
SE would implement a dummy in-game in an instance private zone only available to the player. It would parse the player if they're DPS and if they meet the threshold required, they would get a discount on their subscription, like a dollar or something. Anyone who fails to meet it doesn't incur a consequence. Their subscription will remain normal.
Now, the other idea I have is the same thing, except if they fail to meet the threshold required, they would get an additional 33% extra charge to their subscription fee. It'll be a learning tax. If they fail to meet it again during their second cycle, they'll get tacked again with an additional 33% tax off the base subrate. So basically, if they fail the first time, $20 monthly. If they fail again, $25 monthly and so on. This is assuming they pay $15 for their sub. fee.
I'll think of something for tanks and healers later. What do you think?
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Grumpy Cat said: »
I don't even find the neighbor girl all that attractive. Now the nasally girl that dates the guy that lives with his mom, that is a whole other story.
Bernadette, and Howard, :P
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Bismarck.Dracondria said: »
http://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/threads/264441-I-ve-go-an-idea-to-increase-people-s-DPS.-Two-ideas-actually.
The most HELP I AM TRAPPED IN 2006 PLEASE SEND A TIME MACHINE idea to increase players' DPS I've ever heard
The most HELP I AM TRAPPED IN 2006 PLEASE SEND A TIME MACHINE idea to increase players' DPS I've ever heard
Quote:
So, my friend just messaged me complaining about how she had to carry the DPS in A1 normal and got upset, which is what inspired this (these) idea(s).
SE would implement a dummy in-game in an instance private zone only available to the player. It would parse the player if they're DPS and if they meet the threshold required, they would get a discount on their subscription, like a dollar or something. Anyone who fails to meet it doesn't incur a consequence. Their subscription will remain normal.
Now, the other idea I have is the same thing, except if they fail to meet the threshold required, they would get an additional 33% extra charge to their subscription fee. It'll be a learning tax. If they fail to meet it again during their second cycle, they'll get tacked again with an additional 33% tax off the base subrate. So basically, if they fail the first time, $20 monthly. If they fail again, $25 monthly and so on. This is assuming they pay $15 for their sub. fee.
I'll think of something for tanks and healers later. What do you think?
SE would implement a dummy in-game in an instance private zone only available to the player. It would parse the player if they're DPS and if they meet the threshold required, they would get a discount on their subscription, like a dollar or something. Anyone who fails to meet it doesn't incur a consequence. Their subscription will remain normal.
Now, the other idea I have is the same thing, except if they fail to meet the threshold required, they would get an additional 33% extra charge to their subscription fee. It'll be a learning tax. If they fail to meet it again during their second cycle, they'll get tacked again with an additional 33% tax off the base subrate. So basically, if they fail the first time, $20 monthly. If they fail again, $25 monthly and so on. This is assuming they pay $15 for their sub. fee.
I'll think of something for tanks and healers later. What do you think?
What a
brilliant
idea!Now, let's hope Rooks doesn't take this idea and apply it to posters here. "If a poster doesn't post exactly the way I like it, they will not be able to post for 30 minutes, which increases by 15 minutes for each offence I see"
Bismarck.Dracondria said: »
Bismarck.Dracondria said: »
Have to put the orange on the barrel so people know that is not a REAL gun.....
Bismarck.Dracondria said: »
http://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/threads/264441-I-ve-go-an-idea-to-increase-people-s-DPS.-Two-ideas-actually.
The most HELP I AM TRAPPED IN 2006 PLEASE SEND A TIME MACHINE idea to increase players' DPS I've ever heard
The most HELP I AM TRAPPED IN 2006 PLEASE SEND A TIME MACHINE idea to increase players' DPS I've ever heard
Quote:
So, my friend just messaged me complaining about how she had to carry the DPS in A1 normal and got upset, which is what inspired this (these) idea(s).
SE would implement a dummy in-game in an instance private zone only available to the player. It would parse the player if they're DPS and if they meet the threshold required, they would get a discount on their subscription, like a dollar or something. Anyone who fails to meet it doesn't incur a consequence. Their subscription will remain normal.
Now, the other idea I have is the same thing, except if they fail to meet the threshold required, they would get an additional 33% extra charge to their subscription fee. It'll be a learning tax. If they fail to meet it again during their second cycle, they'll get tacked again with an additional 33% tax off the base subrate. So basically, if they fail the first time, $20 monthly. If they fail again, $25 monthly and so on. This is assuming they pay $15 for their sub. fee.
I'll think of something for tanks and healers later. What do you think?
SE would implement a dummy in-game in an instance private zone only available to the player. It would parse the player if they're DPS and if they meet the threshold required, they would get a discount on their subscription, like a dollar or something. Anyone who fails to meet it doesn't incur a consequence. Their subscription will remain normal.
Now, the other idea I have is the same thing, except if they fail to meet the threshold required, they would get an additional 33% extra charge to their subscription fee. It'll be a learning tax. If they fail to meet it again during their second cycle, they'll get tacked again with an additional 33% tax off the base subrate. So basically, if they fail the first time, $20 monthly. If they fail again, $25 monthly and so on. This is assuming they pay $15 for their sub. fee.
I'll think of something for tanks and healers later. What do you think?
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Days like today makes me wish I had access to the US nuke codes so I could start randomly strike places in Canada hoping to hit Jos destroy the world.
FFRK Japan big news.
Edit with rescued dog:
"A small Pit Bull-mix dog was starved for months, then placed in a trash bag and thrown 19-stories down a garbage chute... yet he survived because building workers discovered him moving very slightly in the bag, opened it and called the authorities who rushed the dog to Associated Humane Socieities' Newark Animal Shelter (aka AHS Newark) for emergency veterinary treatment."
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