It sounds like potential guards have to have combat experience or significant police experience. So it’s probably not something the average person is going to be able to do.
OTOH, a single bodyguard mercing their protectee would nuke the whole company, which would be pretty funny.
…Or one of the guards has a family member kidnapped and held unless they oopsie, looked the wrong way.
There’s no point in living, but make sure you take a couple of the bastards with you when you go down.
Just FYI, it’s compliment. Complement means that things go together well, like peanut butter and chocolate. E.g., “The cut of your suit complements your figure.”
I tore the fuck out of my shoulder and had to have extensive repair surgery done. When I was talking to my physical therapist about a specific aspect of the repair, he said that they tended to do that with “older” people.
Ouch.
Also, I guess that my goal of looking like 2016 Rich Piana has now morphed to looking like 2018 Rich Piana. :(
Here’s my $.02.
I got the version with the very light touch keys, because they’re silent, and I’m not really a huge fan of super-loud keyboards.
It’s hard. The actuation force is so light that you have to be VERY precise in your typing, because accidentally brushing against another key is probably going to cause a typo. You also must be absolutely spot-on with your touch typing. I learned to type, uh, over 35 years ago, and I’ve been in the bad habit of mostly using three fingers on each hand to type. You absolutely cannot do that with the Glove 80. If you have ANY bad typing habits, it’s going to show up very, very quickly.
I do a lot of work in Illustrator and Photoshop; key combinations that I use all the time are not nearly as convenient anymore (e.g. ctrl + alt + i to resize and image) due to the location of some of the function keys being radically moved. The lack of a number pad means that I really need to pick up a separate one, because I work far, far faster in spreadsheets using the number pad.
I’m about four weeks in, I think?, and I’m def. not up to speed yet. OTOH, I’m getting better. I don’t think that some things will ever be easy for me, and it’s def. not a keyboard to use for gaming, but I think that I’ll eventually get back to where I am with a more traditional keyboard.
I would suggest not charging her to live there, as you own the place; that might feel excessively transactional. Perhaps what would be most reasonable is to split bills proportionally after you’ve paid your mortgage. If, for example, your mortgage alone was 2000 Euro, you earned 6000 Euro a month, and she earned 4700 Euro a month, you would say that your income was 4000 Euro to her 4700 Euro, and that the split should be about 46% (your share) to 54% (her share).