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I don't think he's special, but he sure comes across that way. Acts a lot like a 15 year old who is just really ambitious. I'm pretty sure he's in his late 20s.After seeing the pictures, I've determined that he might be....special. And that's how he keeps getting these interviews.
Now this is about 80 squillion times better than minivan chat, or just about anything else for that matter. Yay, SLB2 Mom!My mom just got back from 2+ weeks on a mission to an orphanage in Tanzania. As someone who spent most of her adult life as a stay at home mom this was quite the adventure for her. Really proud of her for going out of her comfort zone and making a small difference somewhere. She's already talking about going back
Not gonna lie, I kind of like the minivan.'General Malaise said:Have you driven a minivan? Well? Have you?VROOOOOOOOOOM'Mr. Pickles said:I can't imagine why anyone would buy a minivan. Ever.'General Malaise said:I listed my wife's car on Craigslist last week for $4,900 and sold it within 24 hours for $5,000 to a gal in Southern Utah who has been looking for this specific car, but found no inventory for it where she lives (out in the sticks, I guess). She financed the purchase through a credit union, so it took about a week for her to get everything squared away. From what I understand, Obama's Cash for Clunkers program stripped out a LOT of the used car inventory that was floating around, so for the first time car buyers (which this gal is, fresh out of college) the pickings for reliable used cars under $5,000 is slim.
Anyhow, YEAH OBAMA!!! :nonpoliticaltangent:
Also, I couldn't help but facebook stalk the new buyer.
Wife is pretty bummed to sell her car. She bought it when she graduated from college and it served her very well. But we need a little something bigger and since I am pot committed to riding my bike to and from work this winter, we don't need two cars sitting in our garage.
Anyhow, coming soon, my MINI VAN THREAD!!!!
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Lets have a beer!'charvik said:
He's not?'General Malaise said:I read a transcript before because it was posted on this site. But I also thought Yandek was a staff member here and that these were some sort of new content feature by Joe. Shuke had to correct me. Shuke.'Aaron Rudnicki said:
I, too, was shocked when I found this out.He's not?'General Malaise said:I read a transcript before because it was posted on this site. But I also thought Yandek was a staff member here and that these were some sort of new content feature by Joe. Shuke had to correct me. Shuke.'Aaron Rudnicki said:
dear lord
Did I just imagine that there was a special interview forum?I, too, was shocked when I found this out.He's not?'General Malaise said:I read a transcript before because it was posted on this site. But I also thought Yandek was a staff member here and that these were some sort of new content feature by Joe. Shuke had to correct me. Shuke.'Aaron Rudnicki said:
So he just used his full name for fun?
self promotion. he's basically a spammer with high unintentional comedy value.
I might have to find a new default place to post. I wonder what The Beer Spot's position is on minivans.
The 5 is kind of small. I prefer a more manly, girthy van.
I don't even remember him posting much here other than interviews with pseudo celebrities. He's building his brand.
WT####?
what did you sell?'General Malaise said:I listed my wife's car on Craigslist last week for $4,900 and sold it within 24 hours for $5,000 to a gal in Southern Utah who has been looking for this specific car, but found no inventory for it where she lives (out in the sticks, I guess). She financed the purchase through a credit union, so it took about a week for her to get everything squared away. From what I understand, Obama's Cash for Clunkers program stripped out a LOT of the used car inventory that was floating around, so for the first time car buyers (which this gal is, fresh out of college) the pickings for reliable used cars under $5,000 is slim.
Anyhow, YEAH OBAMA!!! :nonpoliticaltangent:
Also, I couldn't help but facebook stalk the new buyer.
Wife is pretty bummed to sell her car. She bought it when she graduated from college and it served her very well. But we need a little something bigger and since I am pot committed to riding my bike to and from work this winter, we don't need two cars sitting in our garage.
Anyhow, coming soon, my MINI VAN THREAD!!!!
Romo almost stroked out laughing at this last night.'Officer Pete Malloy said:My link'Sheriff Bart said:'Good said:I asked him if he kissed her and he replied "Yes. I mean she is my girlfriend. And she kind of makes me". This isn't the first girl to be kissing on my boy.
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lus we had to pick up stuff (pizzas and crap) they sold for the fund raiser tonight. Since they sold so much each of the boys got to pic a poster off the table. There were about 20 choices I guess and they were very geared male/female. Dylan picked a Mario Bros poster which isn't any surprise. I'm watching Cal decide I'm thinking "oh god please don't pic the boy band or the kittens". He went with The Avengers.
What is that from?Romo almost stroked out laughing at this last night.'Officer Pete Malloy said:My link'Sheriff Bart said:'Good said:
Best of both worlds, imo.'Officer Pete Malloy said:My link'Sheriff Bart said:'Good said:
I, too, was shocked when I found this out.He's not?'General Malaise said:I read a transcript before because it was posted on this site. But I also thought Yandek was a staff member here and that these were some sort of new content feature by Joe. Shuke had to correct me. Shuke.'Aaron Rudnicki said:
Gotta build that brand.
Yeah, doing Portland for sure. I've been to Seattle more times than I care to remember, and a change of scenery over the weekend is very welcome. I really appreciate the lodging offer, but Microsoft is paying for all my T&E, and with a small kid at home you have enough to deal with. Sounds like downtown Portland is the best option. I'll be renting a car and making the drive down on Friday afternoon/evening. I have no idea how long it would take, but guessing 3.5 hours (Bing Maps is saying 2.45)? Since I'll be leaving Seattle/Bellevue around 5-ish and hitting rush hour traffic I'm guessing I won't make Portland until 9 - 10-ish.Hockey on Saturday sounds good too, but I'm pretty open to do most things, as long as they involve drinking, gambling, eating and getting into trouble...'General Malaise said:
and yet, minivan chat is exponentially better than Beisball chat (Tanner commentary excluded).Now this is about 80 squillion times better than minivan chat, or just about anything else for that matter. Yay, SLB2 Mom!My mom just got back from 2+ weeks on a mission to an orphanage in Tanzania. As someone who spent most of her adult life as a stay at home mom this was quite the adventure for her. Really proud of her for going out of her comfort zone and making a small difference somewhere. She's already talking about going back
For sure. Will have a car for this trip. 12/10 - 12/14. What day is better?
I've tried very hard to eliminate schadenfreude from my life. Sometimes with the Dallas Cowboys or New York Yankees, it is difficult. There are one or two facebook friends that challenge this as well. But for the most part, I try not to rejoice in anyone else's pain or squelch anyone else's joy unless it serves a purpose higher than my own entertainment.
Now this is about 80 squillion times better than minivan chat, or just about anything else for that matter. Yay, SLB2 Mom!My mom just got back from 2+ weeks on a mission to an orphanage in Tanzania. As someone who spent most of her adult life as a stay at home mom this was quite the adventure for her. Really proud of her for going out of her comfort zone and making a small difference somewhere. She's already talking about going back
Can't. Freaking. Wait.
