Chill out people. It's a guide for when you need to convince someone who is not convinced by your qualifications alone. If they have nothing else to go by (for whatever reason, good or bad), SOME of these questions are a valid option to figure out stuff that isn't on your résumé. If the hiring process is bad or yoz are simply a poor talker (which is okay) reading stuff like this can help you be prepared. In an ideal situation, you want a candidate to start talking on their own. That isn't always possible and sometimes pulling stuff through someone's nose is the best option.
You might want to work on your reading comprehension.
Daily reminder that IGN reviews are worthless. Unlike the game, I daresay.
Gesundheit.
Wo ist Guido, wenn man ihn (nicht) braucht?
I dearly hope they add the AT mines from the first game back in. You could upgrade the normal mines to also damage/destroy bug tanks and the like and these just slayed if you were one or two divers short. Short cooldown, deployed in a wide line (not circular like it is now) and devastating - my favourite stratagem. Unexploded ordnance disposal? Just add more unexploded ordnance to the perimeter!
Look at the "hammer"-and-sickle: it get's even funnier
Als Alman, der ordnungsgemäß die Ausschriebe und Hinweise des lokalen Wertstoffhofes gelesen hat, möchte ich hier korrigieren: Ein Spülen oder Säubern der Verpackungsmaterialien ist nicht nötig und stellt eine Verschwendung von Wasser und Strom dar. Selbiges gilt in der Regel für Altglas, da dieses onehin im Verlauf der Aufbereitung gesäubert wird. Also wenn schon Alman, dann richtig! :P
Bedenkt man die frühen Bilder des Krieges, stünde die 2. Ukrainische Trekkerkompanie so nächste Woche in Moskau.
It appears that a number of people in this comment section just downvote everyone that does not use deodorant for any reason. As a test: Deodorant never quite grew on me, I started hating the rather extreme and sometimes even pungent smell as a teenager. I shower (twice) daily to every third day depending on season, daily routine and other factors.
I suppose it's more of a "that's when they start binding the meat of the lifetime-CO2-stored. Remember, trees also burn quite a bit of their previously fixated CO2 for energy. Perhaps the amount of CO2 fixed in the first 30 years pales in comparison to that of the next 30?
PhineaZ
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Fair point, although I'm not sure if that is actually the case. If it is, however, remember that Link ought to be the same age. Also, it's meant to be funny.