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Yeahhhh... I built that.
Yeahhhh... I built that.
Most Humble Brag Profession
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They rank #1. I have a crossfit trainer friended on facebook and its 100% crossfit 100% of the time. Not only showing off and bragging about his customers, but bragging about himself in personal competitions... even creating his own hashtags and asking for donations so he can travel to competitions.
I'll second nurses. No doubt I'd probably be dead without them. And same for my wife and daughter.
BUT most the nurses I know through FB barely got through high school, And then took 5 or 6 years to get through community college and are now "nurses."
I get that you do an important job, but . . .
BUT most the nurses I know through FB barely got through high school, And then took 5 or 6 years to get through community college and are now "nurses."
I get that you do an important job, but . . .
So, if I'm following correctly, if you have a job and social media you're annoying. Am I close?
I could supply links to various prominent facebook pages showing pics from the Tecmo Bowl tournaments I won, but I don't feel like taking the time to dig that stuff up...
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My Chiro keeps my knee from bugging me and helps with some other issues that prevent discomfort and migraine headaches. Outside of that, Im not confident that they are miracle workers. I'm fortunate to have spent a life free from prescriptions, other than the occasional illness or something temporary.
Whoa.....maybe there is a correlation! Jimlad!
Recent-ish Iowa State grad? Seems like every other post is him boasting about how humble he is or how every comp he goes to nobody knows his name until he beats them? Humble, indeed.
I'm friends with a bunch of engineers, so it may just be that I am around it a lot and usually one of the odd ones out. But Engineers, recent grads/young professionals, love to bring their verbiage and things they learned into normal daily conversations. Then once another engineer acknowledges that he/she knows what they are talking about it, they always have to throw in like 3 or 4 more back and forths about whatever it is they may be talking about it. Then go back to the conversation as if nothing happened.
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Reminds me of going to the Credit Union last week to get funds for change in a variety of denominations for the Flea Market.
I'm jamming them into my wallet and then struggling to close it.
The clerk said something about having a problem. I said, "Yeah, it sure sucks to have so much money you can't close your wallet."
I'm jamming them into my wallet and then struggling to close it.
The clerk said something about having a problem. I said, "Yeah, it sure sucks to have so much money you can't close your wallet."
My butler. Always complaining about working Sundays and holidays. Get over yourself.
You allow the help to speak to you?
Not gonna lie as I'm pretty hard to annoy, but I agree those crossfit people on facebook are getting a bit ridiculous. I also think it is one of those things that in 10 years when the fad has come and gone, and people look back at their own volume of postings and pictures about it, they might feel a bit embarrassed about it.
For some reason this reminded me of the lawsuit that P Diddy's personal chef is suing him because he would make her cook and bring him food to bed while he was having sex with somebody. Then sometimes make her feed it to him. Get over yourself, chef.
