Doom Metal Alchemist

rofl. I hate One Piece and Iron Blood Orphans. I found One Punch Man not bad but supremely overrated. I'm not sold on JoJo yet by what they've shown on Toonami (though I haven't seen last week's ep yet, I only DVR'd it). I don't give a shit about DBZ. I ended up liking Shippuden, but it took quite a while for me to warm up to it. Parastye started out cool, but I found it hard to care as the series went on. I watched most of FMA: Brotherhood but found it vastly inferior to FMA 2003. I dropped Kekaishi early because what I saw was garbage. I didn't like Soul Eater so I dropped it. Etc etc. That's definitely liking everything. ;D And I guess if you're obsessed with battle shonen and that's the only type of anime you like, I could see hating M&H.

This rainbow evokes tranquility to me.

;D Yeah. On the last iteration of the ASMB there was a "ask women anything" thread or something, and I asked if women like TF'ing. Only fuggs and firefly responded. Fuggs said she likes it, firefly I think said her boobs aren't big enough for that. But maybe, I could reciprocate with oral. Eh?

That was one of the better shows of the Toonami resurrection imo, but it started to peter out toward the end.

We need to combine boobs and nuts... IE, TF'ing.

Are you female? >_>

What are your favorite sodas/pop? Mine: Coke/Vanilla Coke/Cherry Coke Mountain Dew/Mountain Dew Code Red/Mountain Dew Voltage A&W Rootbeer IBC Cream Soda Pineapple Jarritos (Jarritos is a Mexican soda that I like to get at a Mexican restaurant. I've seen it for sale at grocery stores too. They have various fruit flavors)

Well, I didn't think anyone could convince me to vote for Trump, but you did it. ;D

lol ;D

The Total Recall lady?

The controller itself is also kinda small.

I'm checking in!

In America, Armageddon would have to happen first.

No, boobs are supposed to be soft!

>_>

I don't know. If I knew, I probably would develop preferences.

It would have to be on a case-by-case basis. But having that said, I tend to not develop a preference of one over the other.

That's actually a good idea.

That kinda sucks. I like to upload avatars from my machine, because if they are just linked from another website, what if that website takes the pic down? Then I have to find another site with it. And then what if I can't find it anywhere anymore? Then I'm SOL.

Does that mean she has the powers to eat those as much as she wants and not get fat, diabetes, or cavities? Because I want those powers.

The boards seem to think I have done all of my posting today. Before writing this post it said this in my profile: "Posts: 245 (245 a day)"

No. No! NO!

Thanks for the input regarding the gaps. I found out about the position by a help wanted sign on their door. The sign said to leave a resume. I've left resumes with this store more than a few times in the past, including when they have had Help Wanted signs on their door. I've never gotten a callback. This would be my first time leaving a cover letter with the resume, with my intention in the cover letter is to let the store (a music store--the kind that sells CDs and records, not instruments) know that I have an extensive knowledge of music that would be an asset to them, which is not reflected in my resume as I've never worked in the music or retail industries. I also want to let them know I would be excited to work there, as I patron their store all the time. And again, this a music store, not walmart or target. I shop there because I have a passion for music and I love shopping at their store, not because I see shopping there as a "necessary evil", such as with a Walmart or Target or what have you. This is also not reflected in my resume. Please let me know if you still think its a good idea to dump the cover letter. Any help is appreciated!

Thanks for the input.

I am writing a resume and cover letter to apply for a cashier or customer service job at a retail store. I have large gaps in my resume. So I want to address that in the resume, but I don't know if that's a good idea. So I am asking you UEers what you think. Basically, this is the combination of work and education timeline: 2002 - 2007: College 2006 - 2007: Work 2007 - 2008: College 2010 - 2011: work That covers all my college degrees/certificates and jobs. Obviously, that is a lot of gaps, especially from 2011 to the present. So here is what I want to put at the end of my resume. A section with the heading "Gaps in my Experience": "Due to my frequent changing of desire of what I want to to do with my life, I have done many college classes over the years not mentioned above; for a while I was a psychology grad student, and realized that was not the field for me. Other times I have taken many college courses purely for the knowledge, rather than for a degree or certification, as I am currently doing in 2016." So what do you guys think? Is it ok to include this section in my resume? Should I put it in my cover letter instead? Is it even ok to address it at all in either document?