For a 9 year old it’s all hard. I asked him the top 3 songs he wanted to learn.
1) Holy Wars
2) Raining Blood
3) Master of Puppets.
God bless him.
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For a 9 year old it’s all hard. I asked him the top 3 songs he wanted to learn.
1) Holy Wars
2) Raining Blood
3) Master of Puppets.
God bless him.
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You used to get charged for having tickets printed out and mailed to you. Now you get charged for getting them emailed to you.
Rort.
I bought a BBL kids ticket at the MCG a few weeks back. It said $10 and the lady charged $15. I queried and she said it’s a $5 booking fee. I don’t really care about the cost but I bought it at the window at the ground ffs.
9? Ha ha I’m 42, yeah good luck to him!
Make sure he knows Puppets needs to be played with downstrokes or it’s just, wrong. I got so triggered when Petricevic alternate picked it when they covered the album ha ha
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You should write a parenting manual, you're clearly getting it right.
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Had to terminate a guy last year. It sucked, because he is a nice person, good to talk to, but he was taking the piss; across a period of 30 work days, he would spend the equivalent of about 2.34 full working days in break time over entitlements. Gave him plenty of warnings, and all the assistance I could, but when you're an actual loss for your employer it's made very clear to your direct supervisor that there's no option. Anyway, he came up with a bunch of bullshit to stall meetings, always claimed to have
a headache so couldn't come in, etc. After the inevitable, he took us to Fair Work. So we had our hearing last month, my boss even needed to interrupt her holidays to come in. He calls in sick for the hearing, citing the stress of the proceedings (which he initiated). It's been rescheduled now, to 23 March. Now do I have any engagements the night before which might mean I don't want an early start in the morning for this?
Looks like JC needs to be sober at Megadeth
a headache so couldn't come in, etc. After the inevitable, he took us to Fair Work. So we had our hearing last month, my boss even needed to interrupt her holidays to come in. He calls in sick for the hearing, citing the stress of the proceedings (which he initiated). It's been rescheduled now, to 23 March. Now do I have any engagements the night before which might mean I don't want an early start in the morning for this?
Looks like JC needs to be sober at Megadeth
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Had to terminate a guy last year. It sucked, because he is a nice person, good to talk to, but he was taking the piss; across a period of 30 work days, he would spend the equivalent of about 2.34 full working days in break time over entitlements. Gave him plenty of warnings, and all the assistance I could, but when you're an actual loss for your employer it's made very clear to your direct supervisor that there's no option. Anyway, he came up with a bunch of bullshit to stall meetings, always claimed to have
a headache so couldn't come in, etc. After the inevitable, he took us to Fair Work. So we had our hearing last month, my boss even needed to interrupt her holidays to come in. He calls in sick for the hearing, citing the stress of the proceedings (which he initiated). It's been rescheduled now, to 23 March. Now do I have any engagements the night before which might mean I don't want an early start in the morning for this?
Looks like JC needs to be sober at Megadeth
I can't understand people that carry on like this. I'd be absolutely ashamed and embarrassed to act that way.
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Thing is, it's not like he's some 19yo, first job. He's pushing 60, you think he'd know what's required in a work place by that stage of life.
Had to terminate a guy last year. It sucked, because he is a nice person, good to talk to, but he was taking the piss; across a period of 30 work days, he would spend the equivalent of about 2.34 full working days in break time over entitlements. Gave him plenty of warnings, and all the assistance I could, but when you're an actual loss for your employer it's made very clear to your direct supervisor that there's no option. Anyway, he came up with a bunch of bullshit to stall meetings, always claimed to have
a headache so couldn't come in, etc. After the inevitable, he took us to Fair Work. So we had our hearing last month, my boss even needed to interrupt her holidays to come in. He calls in sick for the hearing, citing the stress of the proceedings (which he initiated). It's been rescheduled now, to 23 March. Now do I have any engagements the night before which might mean I don't want an early start in the morning for this?
Looks like JC needs to be sober at Megadeth
You’ve progressed all the way to Arbitration? Or is this a report-back conciliation conference? What remedy is he seeking? Cut a deal and get out is my advice. Not that you need it lol.
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Just the initial stages. Company has employed outside counsel, he's self-represented. His case is shockingly weak, but if they give him a few grand of * off money I'd be happy for him; he's not a bad bloke, just never learnt consequences.
Anyway, the point is I have to behave myself the night before rather than drink too much and carry on like an absolute spanner, as I was planning to.
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Ahhh the joy of dealing with deadbeat employees.
Perry Strickland now out of vio-lence, and then there were two original members left 
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Perry Strickland now out of vio-lence, and then there were two original members left
WTF. Where are you reading that? Just bought a ticket yesterday and he's one of the reasons. * me.
Anyone seen this? My god. Wtf???
It’s online. Read it myself.
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It's cooked. This bloke is up there drumming wise so it's not someone you can really replace IMO. Wonder if they'll pull out.
Very good. Ozzy steals the show.
Drummer PERRY STRICKLAND Quits VIO-LENCE
Original VIO-LENCE drummer Perry Strickland has officially left the influential San Francisco Bay Area thrash metal band. Earlier today, Strickland took to his Instagram to share a video of him performing with VIO-LENCE, and he captioned it: ""I'll Miss playing these songs !" After one fan asked...
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Other shows booked before Aus tour, so hopefully we'll find out soon
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Been dragged along to Billboards for some indie accoustic gig. This is really painful.
Pretty good stuff. Just had to order it.
I saw Doug from Hardline on Wednesday, this didn't come up in conversation but the tour is on so we'll find out soon enough.Drummer PERRY STRICKLAND Quits VIO-LENCE
Original VIO-LENCE drummer Perry Strickland has officially left the influential San Francisco Bay Area thrash metal band. Earlier today, Strickland took to his Instagram to share a video of him performing with VIO-LENCE, and he captioned it: ""I'll Miss playing these songs !" After one fan asked...
Other shows booked before Aus tour, so hopefully we'll find out soon
Back at Max Watts last night for Darkest Hour. Small turnout but an enjoyable show. All the supports were metalcore but I think of Darkest Hour more as a Swedish-style melodic death metal band.
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Was she worth it?
