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When Seth Rogen comes to your workplace and asks you to take him through your typical day at work.
"Mr. Samberg, thanks for coming to your performance review."
"No problem."
"So you're in charge around here, is that fair to say?"
"Absolutely! I'm da bawz."
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People who review words on urban dictionary and decide whether or not it can be published are stupid.
Urban Dictionary has ridiculous reviewers.
Operations Review
Bull shit provided to a group of supervisors that won’t buy what you are telling them anyway because they have already made management decisions without your input.
In an Operations Review one example may be sales is down due to a bad economy. The supervisors may say our economy sucks because you are not selling enough of our product to people who can’t afford it, don’t want it, and may not need it. The game of business goes on.
Saleh Reviews is The Mental Hypebeast of youtube. ALSO SUBSCRIBE TO HIM
Not being blinded by nostalgia of le wrong generation or the popularity of the current media. Being fair to all music/movies/TV programs. You probably get a lot of shit for your opinion, but that's why it's called honest.
You know, for as much shit as One Direction got, we're not going to act like The Beatles' early music followed the same stuff. Of course, The Beatles evolved, but so did 1D. Just because 1D only existed to get girls wet, the early Beatles material did just the same thing. It's just honest reviewing.
DIRECTIONER: You want me to compare beautiful art to that gay-ass shit?
LE WRONG GENERATION: But The Beatles are the best! One Direction are gay-ass shit!
You're not getting the point.
When an australian man unboxes knives, explains why he has anxiety and laughs at fellow click baiters and hates on twitch streamers.
Hey have you seen the new month review?
A database/forum for Oakley enthusiasts and collectors. Simply put, a terribly unhealthy place to spend time. My advice is to be careful of how other users influence you, but be more careful of your wallet's girth.
Also known as "The O-Review" or just "O-Review"
Timothy used to be your average bachelor. Fresh out of college with a solid career in the making. One night while aimlessly browsing the internet, he came across The Oakley Review. He saw the expansize collections of sunglasses, and hordes of merchandise . He temporarily dismissed it all, thinking, "who the hell would spend that much money on a bunch sunglasses that no metrosexual would ever wear?" The answer was that he would. Within a year, Tim garnered a collection of over 200 pairs of shades, thirty posters (both vintage and recent), countless stickers and lanyards, five watches, and two display towers to lock them all within. He even invested in the company by purchasing a few shares.
Unfortunately, Tim never saw the light until it was too late; Tim continued to collect until he lost his apartment. To keep a roof under his head, he had to sell every piece of Oakley he owned. Over those two years, all he really achieved was Collector of the Month. He claims it to be his most prideful accomplishment to this day.
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