Would I get fired if I were a prison guardand there was a film crew thereand one of the inmates told the film crew on camera, that cell extractions is like a game to inmateswe act like this, to make the guard's day harder.by making the guard's suit up with force gear, and come in and get usAnd then I told the inmateLet me you tell you somethingYou don't make my day hard at allYou have your brain in your d!ck if you think my job here is hard..I do this job because I like it, this isn't the kind of job that people do waiting for some other job to show up..This is a career type jobThis is the kind of a job that people start out when they're 21, and they retire at 65.For meThis is funIts fun for me to come in, and twist yourr)etarded stupid a)ss like a pretzel and come in and get youSo keep being a moron.. I don't care.I like it I like showing morons like you who the boss is.Then shut the food slot door.lolWould I get fired ?
It depends on your particular taste in classes. If you are more math/science person, chemistry would be the better pick, as many calculations, equations, and the like are required. If you are more English/Literature oriented, Biology would be the better bet. I've always found Chemistry to be more fun, but I'm a Chemistry major, so the decision is biased
sleeping bag propane stove propane lantern cooler(s) collapsible water container small folding table canvas chairs vinyl tarps compact BBQ grill hatchet pots/pans/utensils (you’d be surprised how many 1st-timers forget these) For my money, these are the essentials I would never camp without. I like propane because it’s clean, interchangeable and readily available. The tarps are to put on the ground under your tent, and if necessary over it too. If you can stay dry during an all-day downpour, you will be a happy camper. I use two coolers, one for food, one for beverages, and never the twain shall meet. One block of ice will keep a cooler of food cold for the better part of a week if not longer, because you only open it three or four times a day. Here are some optionals that I always take: flip-top clear plastic storage crates (for food, kitchen utensils and everything else) thin nylon line (lashing tarps, clotheslines, a million other things) clothes pins bug repellent gallon ziploc bags tall kitchen garbage bags roll of paper towels sun block multi-spice dispenser (one container has all your seasonings) cheap coarse vinyl floor mat (put one of these outside the tent and keep most grit out) whisk broom This may seem like a lot of stuff, but most of it should all fit into three plastic crates. Easy to pack, access and stay organized. Get the crates at LowesDepot or Walmart. Happy camping!
You are confusing Washington with Ben Franklin. He invented the lightning rod and bifocals. As for the steel plow the first practical one was created by Charles Newbold and then improved by John Deere. And Jefferson is credited with inventing the swivel chair.
