No, it's not nice. You want to swap being ambulatory for a wheelchair, having a collagen defect so you have to put dislocated bones back in once an hour and a condition that fucks with your balance so it's like being on a rollercoast constantly and occasionally gets so bad that it's enough to force unconsciousness? Cos if you do? I'd be more than happy to give it all to you and make it so employers will want to hire me again instead of bolting the other way because I'm too disabled.
I was talking about it as a 9-5 job, ie spending eight hours daily working on it.
Also just because something is done quickly does not mean it's sloppy. I can make a table quicker than the average person, it'll still be better than the average person's effort. But then I know how to cut execution time down with good prep.
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Re: moar chest thumping?
Date: 2009-09-10 04:22 pm (UTC)No, it's not nice. You want to swap being ambulatory for a wheelchair, having a collagen defect so you have to put dislocated bones back in once an hour and a condition that fucks with your balance so it's like being on a rollercoast constantly and occasionally gets so bad that it's enough to force unconsciousness? Cos if you do? I'd be more than happy to give it all to you and make it so employers will want to hire me again instead of bolting the other way because I'm too disabled.
I was talking about it as a 9-5 job, ie spending eight hours daily working on it.
Also just because something is done quickly does not mean it's sloppy. I can make a table quicker than the average person, it'll still be better than the average person's effort. But then I know how to cut execution time down with good prep.