I thought when sailing around the world, circles are kind of necessary.

Don't go sailing.

 

Nope, circles are for NASCAR

Mmmhhh... you just drew a square...

 

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Going around the world is more like...

I always figured you for a flat-earther.

 

I always figured you for a flat-earther.

I think you confused me for the guy from North Dakota.

 

Mmmhhh... you just drew a square...

Depends on the turning radius of the car.

 

Depends on the turning radius of the car.

Ok... let's see... if we go into splitting hairs... what you drew then is actually a collapsing spiral

 

Ok... let's see... if we go into splitting hairs... what you drew then is actually a collapsing spiral

If we’re getting down to brass tacks, NASCAR is frickin’ boring, and sailing around the world is really frickin’ boring.

 

If we’re getting down to brass tacks, NASCAR is frickin’ boring, and sailing around the world is really frickin’ boring.

I once read a book about one of the first solo sail around the world competition... one of the competitors committed suicide by jumping into the water after the first three days, and another one froze and didn't sail away from the sight of land for a week, until he finally returned... very strange stuff.

 

and sailing around the world is really frickin’ boring.

Until you get caught in a storm or boarded by pirates or hit a submerged container or get hit by a ship in the middle of the night with no running lights or run into a whale....

 

If we’re getting down to brass tacks, NASCAR is frickin’ boring, and sailing around the world is really frickin’ boring.

The sailing part is not boring, the going around in circles for months part is boring even if it does get hairy at times.

100 days at GONZO station.

 

I wonder what @atferrari has to say about this:

With roots in psychoanalysis, the psicotécnico included a Rorschach inkblot test and what is called the “persona bajo la lluvia,” a test which involves drawing a person standing in the rain. Every aspect of the drawing is examined to create a psychological profile: size, placement on the page, pen pressure, the way the lines are drawn, even the time it takes to finish.

http://www.bbc.com/capital/story/20171025-the-peculiar-psychoanalysis-of-job-hiring

 

I wonder what @atferrari has to say about this:



http://www.bbc.com/capital/story/20171025-the-peculiar-psychoanalysis-of-job-hiring

Looks like everyone is gaming this 'test'.

Friends had warned me that it was important to draw an umbrella, to make sure my character’s face was visible, and most of all to draw the ground.

 

The federal government is getting in on the stupid testing too. Just had my annual physical and the doc gave me the new required medicare test. One part was to draw the face of a clock. Then put the hands in at 3:30. A lot of other dumb questions too.

 

The federal government is getting in on the stupid testing too. Just had my annual physical and the doc gave me the new required medicare test. One part was to draw the face of a clock. Then put the hands in at 3:30. A lot of other dumb questions too.

Hands on a clock? Was he making sure you weren't a Millennial?

 

Greetings from the Pegasus Galaxy.

 

What else was this guy supposed to do?:

Wisconsin man gets locked in beer cooler, starts drinking

 

What else was this guy supposed to do?:

Wisconsin man gets locked in beer cooler, starts drinking

Van Ert became trapped in the store's walk-in cooler at midnight, when its lock automatically engaged.

Sue them for imprisonment.

 

Choking on the chicken.

Bravo officer.

 

Baby Driver.

http://www.insideedition.com/media/...-lead-police-well-driven-car-chase-cops-37574