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Mmmm beautiful. I am very digital lol, both mouth and ass, love entering a guy with my fingers.

Would it? Because there seem to be not infrequent threads about a very very few workers who do this and still get hired because the next guy doesn't know. "Photo civility" is declining it seems to me. Johnny Manziel registered for his first classes back at Texas A&M and a classmate was tweeting a screenshot of Manziel's discussion board post almost as soon as he posted it. Hospital and nursing home employees are regularly reprimanded for taking unauthorized photos of their patients and posting them. I think it's fine for workers to advertise in blunt, non-PC detail what they are not into, and I agree I want to avoid a mismatch as much as they do. But demanding a pic has always struck me as demanding that the client advertise too. My mother was a cook, and in a nice restaurant she would not have wanted to be asked to help out cooking her meal!

You have excellent taste sir!

Agree with the majority, never disclose any health issues in an interview. Companies do try to guess when they get annual claims info. Sadly The Office was not atypical: