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pretty sure I'm close to cracking a big case here: jon_mx = Lake City Gar

just need a few more log files from furley and I'll have some details to report.

 
The Occupy Wall Street thread is so delicious. The wackjobs from both sides of the political FFA spectrum are rolling in there. BigSteelThrill vs. Fensalk is classic.

 
'Tribulation said:
'Bucky86 said:
'Bogart said:
The straight razor shave was not the experience I had hoped for, but I think a lot had to do with the guy wielding the razor. He was 67 years old and had been shaving people for 53 years. I'm all for experience, but this guy was not good. It hurt, and he missed several spots despite the fact he took 30 minutes. I loved the routine (hot towel, good lather, shave, hot towel, balm, cold towel) but I need to go to a better place.

MOVEMBER is on!!

Before Shave

After Shave
Chris Farley? :unsure:
:no: He'd make a great W C Fields though. Maybe next Halloween.
These are not making me feel any better.:doingmorepushupsandeatinglessasItype:

 
'Gadzooks said:
'Dungeon Master said:
'kevzilla said:
'Sconch said:
I would get with this whole Mustvember thing but I already have the whole 1990s stache-goat thing going on.
I've been rocking the blond Frank Zappa for years.
For Halloween did you and your hair go as Alf and Alf's dad?
:lmao: I love Alf. And I love Kev's hair.
'Dungeon Master said:
NOT RECOMMENDED:Mrs. Frost: "So I went over to Carin's today to see her baby and blah blah blah blah something something and the baby wants to feed every 2 hours and they've gone no formula so far."ME: "Man I wouldn't mind latching on to those things for a bit."
Oh no. I hope she's not so upset that she decides to leave you and become a single-mom on the prowl for a single-dad who likes bendy straws and Arby's. That would be awful. :crossesfingers:And does her friend really spell her name "Carin"?
yes
 
'krista4 said:
Mr. krista just sent me the following text from work: "This week can go #### itself. I know it's early still, but I'm ready to write off this week as an #######." Should be fun when he gets home from work!AND I just noticed that Mr. krista and former Mr. krista are now Facebook friends. Yay. :scared:
The second part is very impressive. It says a lot about your character and the people you surround yourself with...mostly.
 
'mr. furley said:
'General Malaise said:
I'm not a huge fan of Cool Ranch Doritos or Doritos in general, but two weeks ago, an enormous box of Cool Ranch Doritos appeared in our office with like 50 little bags in there. I've probably had 25 of them since then. :porked:
'General Malaise said:
i gotta get back to the gym.
i love this :lmao:
Ran 5K last night in 27 minutes. :bag: Today I feel like somebody beat me with a sack of oranges.
 
'Dr. Awesome said:
'Bogart said:
The straight razor shave was not the experience I had hoped for, but I think a lot had to do with the guy wielding the razor. He was 67 years old and had been shaving people for 53 years. I'm all for experience, but this guy was not good. It hurt, and he missed several spots despite the fact he took 30 minutes. I loved the routine (hot towel, good lather, shave, hot towel, balm, cold towel) but I need to go to a better place.

MOVEMBER is on!!

Before Shave

After Shave
You should definitely stay clean shaven after the month is over. Lookin' a tad sexy. :banned: :unsure: :thumbup:
:goodposting: And cut the comb over off. Short is sexy. Donald Trump has money, not style.

 
'Gadzooks said:
'YSR said:
Great. People are going to think I'm pregnant.
You know "Gadzooks" is a lovely name if it's a boy. Probably could work for a girl as well. Just think, over the last few weeks the GMTAN has spread rumors about you getting divorced, being pregnant, doing stupid things with your phone and falling down alot because you wear funny shoes.
Two for four ain't bad.
 
'Tribulation said:
'Bucky86 said:
'Bogart said:
The straight razor shave was not the experience I had hoped for, but I think a lot had to do with the guy wielding the razor. He was 67 years old and had been shaving people for 53 years. I'm all for experience, but this guy was not good. It hurt, and he missed several spots despite the fact he took 30 minutes. I loved the routine (hot towel, good lather, shave, hot towel, balm, cold towel) but I need to go to a better place.

MOVEMBER is on!!

Before Shave

After Shave
Chris Farley? :unsure:
:no: He'd make a great W C Fields though. Maybe next Halloween.
These are not making me feel any better.:doingmorepushupsandeatinglessasItype:
I read :eatinglessass: and was confused.
 
My new house rocks. Not because it's some fabulous mansion, it's an ordinary bungalow half the size of my last place but it's MINE, all mine and there are boxes everywhere that no one is nagging me to unpack. I'm afraid to buy lottery tickets, I might win. I feel *that* lucky.

 
'krista4 said:
Mr. krista just sent me the following text from work: "This week can go #### itself. I know it's early still, but I'm ready to write off this week as an #######." Should be fun when he gets home from work!AND I just noticed that Mr. krista and former Mr. krista are now Facebook friends. Yay. :scared:
The second part is very impressive. It says a lot about your character and the people you surround yourself with...mostly.
This is very sweet...mostly. ;)
My new house rocks. Not because it's some fabulous mansion, it's an ordinary bungalow half the size of my last place but it's MINE, all mine and there are boxes everywhere that no one is nagging me to unpack. I'm afraid to buy lottery tickets, I might win. I feel *that* lucky.
This is very awesome...completely.
 
'Dr. Awesome said:
'Bogart said:
The straight razor shave was not the experience I had hoped for, but I think a lot had to do with the guy wielding the razor. He was 67 years old and had been shaving people for 53 years. I'm all for experience, but this guy was not good. It hurt, and he missed several spots despite the fact he took 30 minutes. I loved the routine (hot towel, good lather, shave, hot towel, balm, cold towel) but I need to go to a better place.

MOVEMBER is on!!

Before Shave

After Shave
You should definitely stay clean shaven after the month is over. Lookin' a tad sexy. :banned: :unsure: :thumbup:
:goodposting: And cut the comb over off. Short is sexy. Donald Trump has money, not style.
Have had short hair for years. Decided this summer to grow it out. Not trying for comb over, but not sure where it's going from moment to moment.
 
Just returned from lunch. Followed my normal routine, pick up Little 'Zooks at school, bring him to my Mom's and have lunch. While at my Mom's house, I decided to use the bathroom and that's when things got interesting.

I go to the bathroom and notice that water is dripping from the sink. So I try turn the handle to shut it off and it won't stop, the water starts coming out stronger. So I turn the handle the other way and now the water is coming out at full strength. Now I'm trying to turn it both ways and nothing is working. I keep trying and now the handle is just spinning, like a door knob that is off the hinge or groove (I don't know if that's the right analogy, I'm worse than Otis when it comes to home repair) I keep trying because the water is not stopping, and then the whole handle comes off and the water comes shooting out of the hole where the handle was. It was like a fire hydrant being flushed. It shot right up into my face, right between the eyes. I tried blocking the hole with my hands trying to figure how I'd be able to shut the valve off from underneath with flooding the entire bathroom. So while blocking the hole (with water still spraying everywhere) I start yelling for my Mother to come help. Naturally she's going deaf and can't hear me. I'm now screaming "MA" at the top of my lungs (think Will Ferrell in Wedding Crashers) Finally she comes in and after giving me a detailed explanation of why she can't bend down to shut off the valve under sink due to her bad knees, she attempts to block the hole while I try to find the valve to shut off. Within 2 seconds I hear her yell "oh ####" as now the water is spraying directly into her face as she tries to cover her face with her hands (she apparently has given up on trying to block the hole)

Finally I get the valve shut off. It was difficult to find the valve because my parents like to keep roughly 76 bath towels and 5 cases of toilet paper under the bathroom sink. Now that it is shut off, my mother is drenched. My head is soaked and my dress shirt and tie are completely soaked, and since it was a white shirt, my nipples and chest hair showing right thru the soaked shirt. My mother, God bless her, looks at me asks in all sincerity: "why would you do that?" :lmao:

Little 'Zooks has been laughing hysterically throughout this entire ordeal. To the point that he couldn't form sentences. I basically understood that he was saying something about "being on america's funny videos show". Once he finally calmed down, he looked up at me and then burst into laughter again while pointing at my chest. He then said "I can see your chest dots through your shirt". I was aggravated at the whole thing so I snapped back at him and said "They are not chest dots, they are called nipples!" He then laughed more and said "oh ok, then I can see your nickels". I thought that was too funny to correct, so for now he fully believes that nipples are called nickels. Then I drove to my house and changed my clothes and came back to work.

The best part is that as I'm driving to my house, my cell phone rings and it's my mom. I answered it saying "Now what?" And she says "oh nothing, I forgot to ask you what was the good news that someone wrote about on your facebook thing? Did you win something?" :lmao:

 
Hug your dad today. If you can't hug him, call him.

In the whirlwind of Movember, getting healthy, and starting fresh, just got the news that my stepdad has lung cancer and about three months to live.

Waiting to get into ICU now to see him.

 
'mr. furley said:
'General Malaise said:
I'm not a huge fan of Cool Ranch Doritos or Doritos in general, but two weeks ago, an enormous box of Cool Ranch Doritos appeared in our office with like 50 little bags in there. I've probably had 25 of them since then. :porked:
'General Malaise said:
i gotta get back to the gym.
i love this :lmao:
Ran 5K last night in 27 minutes. :bag: Today I feel like somebody beat me with a sack of oranges.
That's not a bad time at all.
 
'Bob Sacamano said:
'Oh Yes! said:
Might be the worst 3 days of my life
Welcome to fatherhood?
:lmao:
'Tribulation said:
'Gadzooks said:
The other thing I like about facebook is writing "congratulations" on the walls of random friends for no reason. It confuses the hell of out them, and then I get messages from nosey friends asking why I was writing "congratulations" on the other person's wall. I usually respond with "I think he'd rather be the one to tell you". Which then adds to the confusion. Or what's even better is if I write "hey buddy, heard the good news, YOU DA MAN!" It creates a domino effect of people trying to figure out happened.
:lmao:
:lmao: :lmao: Yeah, this will end will. Timing, man.
Ran 5K last night in 27 minutes. :bag: Today I feel like somebody beat me with a sack of oranges.
From now on, your GMTAN name is Tang.
Just returned from lunch. Followed my normal routine, pick up Little 'Zooks at school, bring him to my Mom's and have lunch. While at my Mom's house, I decided to use the bathroom and that's when things got interesting.

I go to the bathroom and notice that water is dripping from the sink. So I try turn the handle to shut it off and it won't stop, the water starts coming out stronger. So I turn the handle the other way and now the water is coming out at full strength. Now I'm trying to turn it both ways and nothing is working. I keep trying and now the handle is just spinning, like a door knob that is off the hinge or groove (I don't know if that's the right analogy, I'm worse than Otis when it comes to home repair) I keep trying because the water is not stopping, and then the whole handle comes off and the water comes shooting out of the hole where the handle was. It was like a fire hydrant being flushed. It shot right up into my face, right between the eyes. I tried blocking the hole with my hands trying to figure how I'd be able to shut the valve off from underneath with flooding the entire bathroom. So while blocking the hole (with water still spraying everywhere) I start yelling for my Mother to come help. Naturally she's going deaf and can't hear me. I'm now screaming "MA" at the top of my lungs (think Will Ferrell in Wedding Crashers) Finally she comes in and after giving me a detailed explanation of why she can't bend down to shut off the valve under sink due to her bad knees, she attempts to block the hole while I try to find the valve to shut off. Within 2 seconds I hear her yell "oh ####" as now the water is spraying directly into her face as she tries to cover her face with her hands (she apparently has given up on trying to block the hole)

Finally I get the valve shut off. It was difficult to find the valve because my parents like to keep roughly 76 bath towels and 5 cases of toilet paper under the bathroom sink. Now that it is shut off, my mother is drenched. My head is soaked and my dress shirt and tie are completely soaked, and since it was a white shirt, my nipples and chest hair showing right thru the soaked shirt. My mother, God bless her, looks at me asks in all sincerity: "why would you do that?" :lmao:

Little 'Zooks has been laughing hysterically throughout this entire ordeal. To the point that he couldn't form sentences. I basically understood that he was saying something about "being on america's funny videos show". Once he finally calmed down, he looked up at me and then burst into laughter again while pointing at my chest. He then said "I can see your chest dots through your shirt". I was aggravated at the whole thing so I snapped back at him and said "They are not chest dots, they are called nipples!" He then laughed more and said "oh ok, then I can see your nickels". I thought that was too funny to correct, so for now he fully believes that nipples are called nickels. Then I drove to my house and changed my clothes and came back to work.

The best part is that as I'm driving to my house, my cell phone rings and it's my mom. I answered it saying "Now what?" And she says "oh nothing, I forgot to ask you what was the good news that someone wrote about on your facebook thing? Did you win something?" :lmao:
:lmao: :lmao:
 
Hug your dad today. If you can't hug him, call him. In the whirlwind of Movember, getting healthy, and starting fresh, just got the news that my stepdad has lung cancer and about three months to live. Waiting to get into ICU now to see him.
Sorry to hear this Bogart. You've had a rough year. Thoprawishes.
 
So I've been trying to apply for some jobs here in Knoxville to earn a little extra money, but more importantly, to get benefits for our family. Currently we are paying ~$600/month out-of-pocket for both of our medical and dental benefits. We have both agreed that I don't need to get any kind of major career track-type position, as we will hopefully start a family in the next year, so I've been searching for customer service/admin type positions.

What I have found is that I fall smack dab in the middle of being overqualified and underqualified for a whole lot of positions out there. Also, this whole online application thing is really throwing me. I've actually gone to offices to give them my resume and hopefully meet the hiring manager just for a second or two, but have been turned away and told to apply online.

I'm at the point now where I applied to Lowe's and Starbucks today, because they both provide benefits to part-time employess. I, of course, had to fill out online applications for both, including a 30+ minute assessment for each company.

I graduated cum laude with a degree in Latin from a pretty darn good university, and I'm sitting at my computer, feeling defeated because I don't know whether I should tell my supervisor that a spill needs cleaning, ask a coworker to help with the spill, tell the customer I was on my way to help to hold on a minute while I clean the spill or ignore the spill.

(that question was actually not one of the harder ones - point is, these assessments are terrible and I feel like I'm already screening myself out of a job that I know I could do better than most who work there).

/rant

 
Hug your dad today. If you can't hug him, call him. In the whirlwind of Movember, getting healthy, and starting fresh, just got the news that my stepdad has lung cancer and about three months to live. Waiting to get into ICU now to see him.
Ack, this will teach me to post about trivial things before reading through the thread. Really sorry you and your stepdad have a tough road ahead. Not to be a downer, but if the diagnosis is 100%, take advantage of the time. Some people don't get time to say goodbye.
 
K4, had lunch at Fritanga today. It's in a questionable neighborhood but the restaurant was very quaint. Our server, (Fred?), was extremely nice and helpful. He recommended the Enchiladas Nicas for my client and the Chanco Con Yuca for me. We both loved our selections and vowed to try a plantain dish on our next visit. The best part is we didn't get jacked.

 
Hug your dad today. If you can't hug him, call him. In the whirlwind of Movember, getting healthy, and starting fresh, just got the news that my stepdad has lung cancer and about three months to live. Waiting to get into ICU now to see him.
Aw #### man. :( T&P's GB.
 
So I've been trying to apply for some jobs here in Knoxville to earn a little extra money, but more importantly, to get benefits for our family. Currently we are paying ~$600/month out-of-pocket for both of our medical and dental benefits. We have both agreed that I don't need to get any kind of major career track-type position, as we will hopefully start a family in the next year, so I've been searching for customer service/admin type positions.

What I have found is that I fall smack dab in the middle of being overqualified and underqualified for a whole lot of positions out there. Also, this whole online application thing is really throwing me. I've actually gone to offices to give them my resume and hopefully meet the hiring manager just for a second or two, but have been turned away and told to apply online.

I'm at the point now where I applied to Lowe's and Starbucks today, because they both provide benefits to part-time employess. I, of course, had to fill out online applications for both, including a 30+ minute assessment for each company.

I graduated cum laude with a degree in Latin from a pretty darn good university, and I'm sitting at my computer, feeling defeated because I don't know whether I should tell my supervisor that a spill needs cleaning, ask a coworker to help with the spill, tell the customer I was on my way to help to hold on a minute while I clean the spill or ignore the spill.

(that question was actually not one of the harder ones - point is, these assessments are terrible and I feel like I'm already screening myself out of a job that I know I could do better than most who work there).

/rant
Lie. A lot. Add "head fry cook at Arthur Treacher's" or "first female accepted into Skull & Bones" where necessary. GLB
 
Hug your dad today. If you can't hug him, call him. In the whirlwind of Movember, getting healthy, and starting fresh, just got the news that my stepdad has lung cancer and about three months to live. Waiting to get into ICU now to see him.
Sorry Bogart. Thoughts and prayers are being sent your way. That just sucks.
 
Sorry Bogart. Not much else to say.

YSR - On those tests do not compromises safety or morality on any question. With the exception of those two items, your answers should focus on the customer and being proactive.

In your coffee question, the answer was to clean the spill immediately (safety hazard and being proactive) while letting the customer know what you were doing (focus on the customer)

 
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Hug your dad today. If you can't hug him, call him. In the whirlwind of Movember, getting healthy, and starting fresh, just got the news that my stepdad has lung cancer and about three months to live. Waiting to get into ICU now to see him.
Ack, this will teach me to post about trivial things before reading through the thread. Really sorry you and your stepdad have a tough road ahead. Not to be a downer, but if the diagnosis is 100%, take advantage of the time. Some people don't get time to say goodbye.
Thanks, and no worries. I was posting about comb overs when I got the call. It's the trival things in this thread that are keeping me sane as sit here and try to stay tough as my mom falls apart. Funny thing, as soon as I got here, she had me stay with him so she could go have a smoke. Really?
 
Thanks for all the thoughts/prayers/good karma/high fives.

God and I have been having out own issues the last year or so, but I think he pretty much kicked me in the nuts today.

 
Just returned from lunch. Followed my normal routine, pick up Little 'Zooks at school, bring him to my Mom's and have lunch. While at my Mom's house, I decided to use the bathroom and that's when things got interesting.I go to the bathroom and notice that water is dripping from the sink. So I try turn the handle to shut it off and it won't stop, the water starts coming out stronger. So I turn the handle the other way and now the water is coming out at full strength. Now I'm trying to turn it both ways and nothing is working. I keep trying and now the handle is just spinning, like a door knob that is off the hinge or groove (I don't know if that's the right analogy, I'm worse than Otis when it comes to home repair) I keep trying because the water is not stopping, and then the whole handle comes off and the water comes shooting out of the hole where the handle was. It was like a fire hydrant being flushed. It shot right up into my face, right between the eyes. I tried blocking the hole with my hands trying to figure how I'd be able to shut the valve off from underneath with flooding the entire bathroom. So while blocking the hole (with water still spraying everywhere) I start yelling for my Mother to come help. Naturally she's going deaf and can't hear me. I'm now screaming "MA" at the top of my lungs (think Will Ferrell in Wedding Crashers) Finally she comes in and after giving me a detailed explanation of why she can't bend down to shut off the valve under sink due to her bad knees, she attempts to block the hole while I try to find the valve to shut off. Within 2 seconds I hear her yell "oh ####" as now the water is spraying directly into her face as she tries to cover her face with her hands (she apparently has given up on trying to block the hole) Finally I get the valve shut off. It was difficult to find the valve because my parents like to keep roughly 76 bath towels and 5 cases of toilet paper under the bathroom sink. Now that it is shut off, my mother is drenched. My head is soaked and my dress shirt and tie are completely soaked, and since it was a white shirt, my nipples and chest hair showing right thru the soaked shirt. My mother, God bless her, looks at me asks in all sincerity: "why would you do that?" :lmao: Little 'Zooks has been laughing hysterically throughout this entire ordeal. To the point that he couldn't form sentences. I basically understood that he was saying something about "being on america's funny videos show". Once he finally calmed down, he looked up at me and then burst into laughter again while pointing at my chest. He then said "I can see your chest dots through your shirt". I was aggravated at the whole thing so I snapped back at him and said "They are not chest dots, they are called nipples!" He then laughed more and said "oh ok, then I can see your nickels". I thought that was too funny to correct, so for now he fully believes that nipples are called nickels. Then I drove to my house and changed my clothes and came back to work. The best part is that as I'm driving to my house, my cell phone rings and it's my mom. I answered it saying "Now what?" And she says "oh nothing, I forgot to ask you what was the good news that someone wrote about on your facebook thing? Did you win something?" :lmao:
:lmao: :lmao:
 
Sorry to hear Bogart. Let me know if you have any questions. My GF's father is in the same boat, only he has had it for 2.5 before just recently going into hospice.

 

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