Who's the nigger that decided to drop the "watch thread after reply" option in lieu of a gay ass toggle button?

A better question is where's a good place to complain about these useless changes for the sake of relevancy?

>You have been blocked from posting because one faggot who happens to be using the same ISP as you spammed some board in which this incident you probably don't know about
>Oh and you can post only if you pay for a 4chan pass

Extortion at its finest, nice one moot.

Is it worth it?

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HI, I dated this wonderful girl around a year ago. We saw movies plays, went swing dancing. She was my first kiss, and i truly loved her, but i ****** up. i haven't seen her in 6 months, she hasn't called or texted me, she doesn't have a Facebook. how do i get back with her. i still have her number, but i would feel like an idiot if i called her after 6 months of radio silence. i truly like this girl, and i would appreciate any help you could give.
I dont think I did anything to deserve it, i treated her as a person not as a thing, i tried to avoid most of the stereotypes, our first date was swing dancing for example, then one day we just stopped talking, ive tried calling her and i only get answer machine.

http://www.lihavakissa.net/kuvataulu/index.php?b=1

Kuumaa ankkapornoa ja sinne vaa kaikki postaamaa.

Female model works as a man to get more jobs

LONGER CAREER: Ms Elliott Sailors in an early modelling photo.

Ms Sailors in an instagram post last week

She was a successful model with the Ford modelling agency and had appeared in billboards for alcohol brand Bacardi.

   But as her assignments dried up in an industry that considers 25-year-olds to be "middle-aged", Ms Elliott Sailors decided to snip off her locks and enter the male modelling industry.

   Tightly binding her breasts and sporting a close cropped haircut, Ms Sailors, now 31, shows up at casting calls in flannel shirts, ripped jeans, boots and biker jackets, reported the New York Post.

   She gets her hair shaved at a barber shop.

   "I'm starting over to have a longer career," Ms Sailors told The Post. "Men don't need to look so young as possible, so I have a lot of time."

   The former beauty pageant contestant from Arizona confessed that male modelling seemed like a natural transition because "earlier on in my career, I would get frustrated because I thought I looked too masculine.

   "I have a strong jaw, wide forehead, huge eyebrows. I thought I looked like a man wearing make-up."

   Although she was an attractive long-haired blonde when she married her husband, he continues to be supportive of her career choice, she said.

   "He said he knew people would see me differently once I did it, but he didn't realise how much people would see differently." she said.

   She continues to dress like a man most of the time because it's easier than wearing make-up or high-heels.

MEN EARN LESS

But a downside is many people now think they are a gay couple, she said.

   While her decision to work as a male model may prove more fruitful in terms of longevity, she is unlikely to earn as much as she used to.

   Forbes found that the top 10 earning male models made only a tenth as much as their female counterparts from September last year to September this year, reported Britain Daily Mail.

US govt shutdown cost 120,000 jobs, says White House

WASHINGTON - The partial government shutdown this month trimmed 0.25 percentage point from fourth-quarter economic growth and cost the United States 120,000 jobs, said President Barack Obama's chief economic adviser.

   An analysis of daily and weekly economic data through Oct 12 showed weakness in areas such as retail sales, economic confidence and mortgage applications, some of which was directly related to the 16-day shutdown, Mr Jason Furman, head of the Council of Economic Advisers, said at a White House briefing on Tuesday.

   The administration released a report on the council's findings on the same day a separate Labour Department report showed that Job growth had slowed last month.

   The White House may use the projections to bolster its bargaining position as talks get under way with Congress to meet a December deadline for a revenue and spending plan.

   The White House figures "may prove to be a little bit conservative", said Mr Russell Price, senior economist at Ameriprise Financial Inc. He forecast that the shutdown would shave as much as 0.5 percentage point from fourth-quarter gross domestic product.

   Attempts to estimate the impact of the shutdown are difficult because most economic data reported by the government was delayed by the shutdown.

   To make up for the lack of data, White House economists created an index of eight economic variables, including weekly claims for jobless benefits, which continued to be reported during the shutdown, as well as private data on retail sales, consumer confidence, steel production and mortgage applications.

   The index "fell very sharply in the first 12 days of October", Mr Furman said.

   Private economists will also be forced for some time to come up with new ways to gauge the US economy's strength.

   Unlike the delayed job data released on Tuesday, experts said figures for unemployment and job creation in October and November will be skewed as hundreds of thousands of government workers and contractors disappear from the workforce and then reappear in next month's survey.

   That lack of data will have real-world ramifications.

   One reason the Fed is likely to wait until early next year to being easing back on stimulus efforts is that policy-makers simply will not know if the labour market is gaining or losing strength before then. Not until December will the monthly job survey be free of the shutdown static, and that report does not come out until early January.

   The September job report was disappointing, with the economy adding 148,000 new jobs instead of the expected 185,000, but stocks rose on anticipation that Fed stimulus efforts would continue well into next year.

   The Fed's purchase of US$85 billion in bonds a month has buoyed Wall Street this year, because the flood of stimulus money makes riskier assets more appealing while keeping interest rates low and reducing borrowing costs.

   The benchmark Standard & Poor's 500 index is up more than 23 per cent so far this year.

BLOOMBERG, NEW YORK TIMES

Oh, and The Last Unicorn likely banned from /co/.

Don't believe me? Check /mlp/'s rules, and global rule 15!

I've noticed this for a while now, but the /sb/ is gone from the list of boards. Does this mean we'll never get the suggestion box?