@JKilgen @ChristySMann Thank you for filing your claim all the way back in the 90s, when women's work rights and sexual harrassment rights were worse than today, knowing it might end your careers. Both of you were so brave and exemplary!
I miss when the internet was fun. And no I don’t mean “wah wah everyone is too preachy and mean” I mean there’s nothing to do online anymore except shop and watch videos.
Flash is dead, interactive gathering sites are dead, there’s no more interesting websites to visit.
@jonsonandolson @DonnyBresko @fraumueller77 Wissen zählt auch. Sonst weißt ja gar nicht wie du was leisten sollst. Wenn ich dir sage konjugiere das Adjektiv "gut" auf Japanisch kannst nichts leisten ohne Vorwissen. Genauso ist es doch bei Maurern, Chirurgen, LKW Fahrern, Dolmetschern. Wennst nichts weißt kannst nichts.
@JuppStrahlemann @fraumueller77 Wenn zu so niedrig qualifiziert bist, dass nicht verstehst, dass 36k heutzutage kaum was wert sind und du dir keinen besseren Job finden kannst, ist das nur dein eigenes Problem.
@Auntie_Bette@AshleyBK7 Ma'am I have friends who went all the way to world championships and even Olympic games in swimming, synchronized swimming and volleyball. None of them were asked this info by anyone other than their doctor. Wtf is going on in the US?
@tompew_@sas_o07@PicturesFoIder There's one parenthesis and it's 2(1+2). It needs to be solved first. 2(1+2) equals 2x(1+2)=2x3=6 or 2x1+2x2=2+4=6. In any case, you solve this part of the equation FIRST as the whole thing is the parenthesis, the 2 in the front is bound to it, which leaves you with 6. 6/6=1.
@sas_o07@PicturesFoIder It's 6/(2x1+2x2) tho. That's 6/(2+4). Which is 6/6=1. The first 2 is basically part of the parentheses, it belongs directly to what goes on within the parentheses. So you solve it either 6/(2x1+2x2) or 6/(2x(1+2)) it both equals 1.