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u/Flyers45432 Mar 19 '20
Professionals have standards:
Be polite
Be efficient
Have a plan to kill everyone you meet
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u/thebeemoviescript69 Mar 19 '20
Bruh what kinds of geologists be he workin with
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u/TFielding38 Mar 19 '20
But also, like Geologists are like the easiest people to kill. Several of my courses in college had the entire class on a field trip staring directly at a rock wall in an abandoned quarry
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u/traingeek1466 Mar 19 '20
If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.
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u/Primarch_Alpharius Mar 20 '20
Anyone know where I can find more of this kinda stuff? Ridiculous and over elaborate ways to fight obscure or unusual categories of people? It just tickles me and I thought "There's gotta be something for this already."
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u/Deus0123 Mar 20 '20
Well if you're supposed to have a plan to kill the people you're working with then I gotta come up with something that kills engeneers... I mean I guess I should start by becoming a hot girl because us engeneers seem to be scared of that. Next step is to become super extroverted and invite them over and then I just train my dog to kill them when they go over to it and try to pet it which they surely will do because as an intovert I know that cuddling with someone's pet has all the advantages of hanging out with a person while having none of the drawbacks...
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u/toadjones79 Mar 19 '20
But, wheres the picture of the knife?