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[MrAnime]

Originally Posted by gin

The average, yeah that makes sense. Was actually my first guess too...but when in doubt I always go back to the words themselves.
Now the last paragraph makes much more sense to me, the way things work here is that when they draw up the contract the question they'll be asking is how much you're expecting out of it, and so negotiations start.
I suppose having some sort of generalized graph available could come in handy.

I asked my dad about how to handle those situations when it ever hit me, because I always felt like I'll be asking for too little or too much.

He said the best way is to look up the average minimum pay for the job your applying for and say anywhere between a dollar low and a dollar high, but to be in the safest range is always the minimum. Thankfully I haven't came across the situation yet.

[gin]

Man, you keep introducing these weird terms.
What's the safest range?

[MrAnime]

Safe Range (Salary) - A wage were upon first spoke, both parties will agree without any doubts and questions as to why. A way to ask for a specific wage without hitting for a unusually high number or low number. Best used to prevent any possible embarrassment for the applicant.

I'll start compiling my own dictionary...

[gin]

That gives me an idea for a game.

[BrainBlow]

Originally Posted by Bakumatsu

LT; Why does all the anime this season suck ass... I got nothing new to watch. -.-

Try Kotoura-san.

[Bakumatsu]

Originally Posted by BrainBlow

Try Kotoura-san.

This one just came out a little while ago on the site I use and it spiked my interests a bit.

[gin]

I thought everyone used TT.

[Aranneas]

TT... double T? T-squared? I've used a T-square on occasion but it's a while since I did any carpentry worth noting.

[Mangina]

TT = 2x eyes crying.

[Damias]

Under what context. Judging by his post, he may have referred to Baku's post and thanks to the wondrous Google, he could have meant

Tokyo Toshokan

But that's my presumptions. :)