Frank

Surprisingly indirect

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I make plans so infrequently that, when they fall through, on the outside I’m all: 

But on the inside I’m all: image

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These days, I only realize it’s past midnight when random people start posting “Happy birthday” messages just to be the first to do it.

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Sometimes I’m glad I don’t have Spotify connected to my facebook account, because I’d totally forget about the whole private session option and I think everyone who I talk to about my love of pop music doesn’t think I’m being serious.

Filed under bsb for life

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Apple Operations International is registered in Cork, Ireland, but has “no physical presence at that or any other address,” according to the report. Indeed, the corporate entity has existed for 30 years and apparently never had a single employee. Of the three people on its board, all Apple employees, two live in California; 32 of its last 33 board meetings took place in Cupertino, and the Irish director participated in seven of them. Its assets are managed by a Nevada company, and held in bank accounts in New York.

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The rotten financial Cork … er, core of Apple?

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