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How hot?

She was born in 1970.
Would smash. Seriously. At 6am after an all night bender I'd wreck it on my way to get Aerosmith tickets, man.

The head of the neighborhood board gave the info to the police, who went and "talked" to him. He hasn't been back, but he also didn't have to make restitution to our neighborhood or the local Rec Council for the fields he tore up.

However I hear that he came out to his car one morning last week and found two of his tires flat. As someone who runs before dawn three days a week, I'll keep my eyes open for a suspect who might have had the opportunity and motive to do something like that :whistle:
As president of the nonexistent Adult Counterprank Force, I applaud these unknown tire assailants.
He is coming here (Los Angeles) for an unexpected trip.

His actual worksite will be the unincorporated district of the City of Los Angeles known as "Chatsworth," which is renowned for exactly two things: (1) its abundance of self-storage facilities and (2) its situs as a headquarters/studio location for a host of adult film enterprises.

However, he purports to travel to and spend time in Chatsworth for other purposes, and has allegedly done so regularly and frequently for the previous five years.

During that time, he has never seen any evidence of adult film activity.

Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns.
OH BULLS###. I had two porn-related encounters during my brief stay in Hollywood. And that wasn't even Chatsworth.

Either our hero Bogart is doing it wrong or he's a liar liar pants on fire. From pornstar gonorrhea. Cause that sh## burns.

 
*Wife was upset because her little psycho students were making a ton of racist remarks, including arguing that there's a difference between a n#gg#r and a black person. After arguing with them (mistake #1 in my opinion) she wigged out and began yelling, telling them that their comments was making her feel unsafe as she is a brown person, not a white person, and their ignorance and comments scares the bejeesus out of her at times. She was not exactly scared, but after so many months of this nonsense she lost her sh@t. So yea, she needed that beer. :(
The kids probably saw that Chris Rock routine, and it's funny as hell, but I could not imagine repeating it to my teacher. How old are these monsters?
I wish it was that silly. Trust me, Mrs. CC is not a racially sensitive person; hell she might be the most patient person I know (she did marry me, after all). A little background. When we first moved to the area she got a good job at a decent middle school. But within a year NYS went bankrupt (thanks Wall Street, you slimy mofos) and education got slashed and since she was the low lady on the totem pole, her position was axed and she got laid off. She's a very good teacher with oodles of experience, so she quickly found another gig in the area. The problem is that gig is at an alternative high school. And I don't mean the cool alternative schools, like Bronx Science, no, I mean the dumping ground of socially-challenged kids in a poverty stricken, drug-infested, very redneck area. The police bust someone at least once a week on campus, 9 out of 10 times on possession. She's dealt with morphine overdoses on field trips. It's pretty crazy. The kids aren't violent (thank goodness), but they are messed up and very ignorant. It's a sad thing. She does her best to be as compassionate as possible, but after months of repeated terrible comments, she lost it.

The light at the end of the tunnel is it looks like someone is retiring soon at her old school, so by contract they have to rehire her. I'm praying it happens, for her mental health. Don't get me wrong, she's held up well, but the stress is beginning to get to her after three years of this.
Your wife is a hero. If I were her, and a teacher, I don't think I would have last two months much less three years.
No, you're the hero for reading all of that.
So glad I'm not alone with this line of thinking.
Sorry I didn't discuss my wife's crazy work life succinctly enough.
My wife works at a pet cemetery. I'm pretty sure I need to start a blog.
 
I walk into the breakroom at work this morning with our CFO who is going to be taking over as President within a year and 3 co-workers are in there discussing how many Karate Kid movies have been made and if any more will be made. It was like all 3 were doing Tanner shtick, but sadly, there were all being serious.

Coworker #1: I think the main character guy is dead in real life

Coworker #2: Scott Baio is dead?

Coworker #1: Not him, the other guy

Coworker #3: The old man? What was his name?

Coworker #1: I can't remember, but he's probably the most famous asian actor

Coworker #2: The gay guy from Star Trek?

Coworker #3: Spock?

Coworker #1: No, he was Vulcan or something like that

Gadzooks: Are you guys messing with me?

Coworker #2: Ok smartypants, what's the gay asian guy's name?

Gadzooks: Pat Morita, and I don't think he's gay

Coworker #1: He doesn't even sound asian, I think you're wrong on this one.

Gadzooks: (to the CFO) You should fire all of these idiots

CFO: I'm still shocked no one corrected the Scott Baio reference

Coworker #3 Well if they make another Karate Kid they should totally have Spock as the gay asian guy

Gadzooks: (to the CFO) If I find out any of these jackasses get paid more than me I'm quitting

CFO: (as he leaves the room): The force is strong with them

Gadzooks: I love you all

 
I walk into the breakroom at work this morning with our CFO who is going to be taking over as President within a year and 3 co-workers are in there discussing how many Karate Kid movies have been made and if any more will be made. It was like all 3 were doing Tanner shtick, but sadly, there were all being serious.

Coworker #1: I think the main character guy is dead in real life

Coworker #2: Scott Baio is dead?

Coworker #1: Not him, the other guy

Coworker #3: The old man? What was his name?

Coworker #1: I can't remember, but he's probably the most famous asian actor

Coworker #2: The gay guy from Star Trek?

Coworker #3: Spock?

Coworker #1: No, he was Vulcan or something like that

Gadzooks: Are you guys messing with me?

Coworker #2: Ok smartypants, what's the gay asian guy's name?

Gadzooks: Pat Morita, and I don't think he's gay

Coworker #1: He doesn't even sound asian, I think you're wrong on this one.

Gadzooks: (to the CFO) You should fire all of these idiots

CFO: I'm still shocked no one corrected the Scott Baio reference

Coworker #3 Well if they make another Karate Kid they should totally have Spock as the gay asian guy

Gadzooks: (to the CFO) If I find out any of these jackasses get paid more than me I'm quitting

CFO: (as he leaves the room): The force is strong with them

Gadzooks: I love you all
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao:
 
'krista4 said:
Had a house showing on Monday and got the feedback today. Loved the interior, the exterior, the location, the amenities. Everything perfect except...the house faces East, and they want a house facing N-NE for feng shui purposes. :loco:
I wouldn't sell them the house out of principle.
 
'Gadzooks said:
I walk into the breakroom at work this morning with our CFO who is going to be taking over as President within a year and 3 co-workers are in there discussing how many Karate Kid movies have been made and if any more will be made. It was like all 3 were doing Tanner shtick, but sadly, there were all being serious.

Coworker #1: I think the main character guy is dead in real life

Coworker #2: Scott Baio is dead?

Coworker #1: Not him, the other guy

Coworker #3: The old man? What was his name?

Coworker #1: I can't remember, but he's probably the most famous asian actor

Coworker #2: The gay guy from Star Trek?

Coworker #3: Spock?

Coworker #1: No, he was Vulcan or something like that

Gadzooks: Are you guys messing with me?

Coworker #2: Ok smartypants, what's the gay asian guy's name?

Gadzooks: Pat Morita, and I don't think he's gay

Coworker #1: He doesn't even sound asian, I think you're wrong on this one.

Gadzooks: (to the CFO) You should fire all of these idiots

CFO: I'm still shocked no one corrected the Scott Baio reference

Coworker #3 Well if they make another Karate Kid they should totally have Spock as the gay asian guy

Gadzooks: (to the CFO) If I find out any of these jackasses get paid more than me I'm quitting

CFO: (as he leaves the room): The force is strong with them

Gadzooks: I love you all
:lmao:
 
'krista4 said:
Had a house showing on Monday and got the feedback today. Loved the interior, the exterior, the location, the amenities. Everything perfect except...the house faces East, and they want a house facing N-NE for feng shui purposes. :loco:
just turn it around
'Rustoleum said:
'mr roboto said:
My wife bought a Vitamix blender today. Our old regular blender broke this morning. These things are expensive! I like my green smoothies in the morning and all, but she made soup in the thing for dinner. I have a feeling we will not be eating another non-blended meal for a week.
Does it have a PB and J button?
lol
'phishphan said:
happy work anniversary to tiger fan! :unsure:
:lmao:
 
For the non-Facebook folks.

"lmao x 50!" says Homer J. Simpson of The Hamptons Penny-Saver
I can't stop watching this. There's so much going on. Is it a woman with a facial hair problem or a dude with breasts wearing a wrap?

Is it a woman with a massive thyroid problem, or a dude with elephantitis of the balls?

What did s/he see that made him/her stop and decide to break in?

Was it even a robbery attempt? Why run if the first rock didn't break the glass?

It looks like a spur of the moment decision, s/he stops, sees something s/he likes, then goes for the rock. Ok. So why the hell was s/he wearing a black panty hose on his/her head?

With all this zaniness in play, the fall at the end is the best part. :lmao: :lmao: :lmao:

 
job

I'm exhausted. Things are not getting better at my company. In fact, to avoid any brewing hostility with my partners I told them I would come off the payroll effective 4/1 even though I don't have anything lined up. They (2 of them) were frustrated that I've poured more personal funds in over the last two months to keep the ball rolling. One of them is of the mind that if we have to keep pouring money in then it isn't worth keeping on. The other understands but both are disappointed that our balance sheet now includes even more money owed to me. Both are out of pocket a significant amount of cash and their frustration is born of the possibility that some/all of their money is at significant risk. So I understand it on one level. But what I really wanted to say was, "guys, if I didn't buy these items last week with personal funds we would have lost a customer and would be even closer to going out of business entirely.

I don't think I expected things to turn around in a two month period, but they haven't gotten better at all. We have some good stuff in the pipeline but we've always had that; in the last year we haven't seen much of it come to fruition. One of our partner companies is about to go out of business and they are calling me daily begging for ANY business I can send their way.

Not having the local software thing work out really bummed me out. I'm meeting with them Tuesday to talk about doing some consulting for less $$. I'm frustrated that my initial full-time proposal was met with a "no" instead of a counter. Regardless of what else happens, I'm going to do everything I can to get some sort of work out of them because even a couple grand a month on the side is well worth doing at this point.

I have a call at 1 with a hiring manager at Dell that needs to staff the inside counterpart to my friend who is the outside rep. My friend is the most tenacious salesperson I know and is VERY good at his job, so aside from enjoying working with him I would be very excited about the earning potential because he does such a good job closing sales.

Oh, and I finally went to the doctor yesterday after being sick for a week. Despite paying $700/month for my family's health care I still ended up coming out of pocket $130 for the office visit. For that reason alone I'm back warming up about a real job at a big company where doctor's visits are $20 and insurance is part of the comp package.
Shuke - flaking on you tonight. I still have a fever and don't think it would be a good idea to give you throat-plague-ebola like I have presently.

 
So, I mentioned that I teach eigth grade sex ed class. Did I discuss the "lock-in" we just had a couple of weeks ago? Twice a year, we have an overnight, where we do activities and fun stuff, for team building and for them to blow off some steam.

One of the things we did at our overnight was to take a trip to the local CVS/Pharmacy, and have the kids purchase assorted birth control products. The theory is that the kids need to be able to feel conformtable buying condoms and other health-related products. We even make it fun for them and give them little "scavenger hunt" activities (having to ask the pharmacist what to do if their girlfriend is allergic to latex, etc.). For extra credit, they had to try and purchase "plan B."

So anyway, while I'm in the CVS, I buy some silly string. I then waited in ambush, and attacked a group of kids when they came out. Ha ha, all in good fun, right?

Of course, one of the girls gets all uptight about it (I forgot I'm dealing with 13 year olds). When we get back to the car, she's like "oh, I'm going to get you back. When you least expect it, I'm going to get you back."

I was like "lol, ha ha," but part of me what kind of like :mellow: :( :( :unsure:

Anyway, it's been a few weeks, and I forgot about it. Until this morning. Spring break, so wife and I were extra lazy and hang out in bed while the kids were downstairs watching TV. She had to use my car yesterday to take our kids plus some friends hiking (yes, I drive the minivan). So this morning she says, "jason, why did I find a pregnancy test box under the passenger seet of the van????"

Me: "what???" :loco: :loco:

And she was like, "yeah, I found an empty pregnancy test box in the car. WTF?" And I was like, "Babe, I have NO idea what you are talking about." It got kind-of strange. Then it hit me, JFC, that little fcker. Wife finally accepted that it was probably left there by one of the kids in our pharmacy run. But jesus, it was wierd for a second.

Anyway: Bravo, 13-year-old ######## f^cker. You win.

Effing kids. They are effing insane.

 
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So, I mentioned that I teach eigth grade sex ed class. Did I discuss the "lock-in" we just had a couple of weeks ago? Twice a year, we have an overnight, where we do activities and fun stuff, for team building and for them to blow off some steam.

One of the things we did at our overnight was to take a trip to the local CVS/Pharmacy, and have the kids purchase assorted birth control products. The theory is that the kids need to be able to feel conformtable buying condoms and other health-related products. We even make it fun for them and give them little "scavenger hunt" activities (having to ask the pharmacist what to do if their girlfriend is allergic to latex, etc.). For extra credit, they had to try and purchase "plan B."

So anyway, while I'm in the CVS, I buy some silly string. I then waited in ambush, and attacked a group of kids when they came out. Ha ha, all in good fun, right?

Of course, one of the girls gets all uptight about it (I forgot I'm dealing with 13 year olds). When we get back to the car, she's like "oh, I'm going to get you back. When you least expect it, I'm going to get you back."

I was like "lol, ha ha," but part of me what kind of like :mellow: :( :( :unsure:

Anyway, it's been a few weeks, and I forgot about it. Until this morning. Spring break, so wife and I were extra lazy and hang out in bed while the kids were downstairs watching TV. She had to use my car yesterday to take our kids plus some friends hiking (yes, I drive the minivan). So this morning she says, "jason, why did I find a pregnancy test box under the passenger seet of the van????"

Me: "what???" :loco: :loco:

And she was like, "yeah, I found an empty pregnancy test box in the car. WTF?" And I was like, "Babe, I have NO idea what you are talking about." It got kind-of strange. Then it hit me, JFC, that little fcker. She finally accepted that it was probably left there by one of the kids in our pharmacy run. But jesus, it was wierd for a second.

Anyway: Bravo, 13-year-old ######## f^cker. You win.

Effing kids. They are effing insane.
"Don't start worrying until you find one that is used and positive, babe."
 
So, I mentioned that I teach eigth grade sex ed class. Did I discuss the "lock-in" we just had a couple of weeks ago? Twice a year, we have an overnight, where we do activities and fun stuff, for team building and for them to blow off some steam.

One of the things we did at our overnight was to take a trip to the local CVS/Pharmacy, and have the kids purchase assorted birth control products. The theory is that the kids need to be able to feel conformtable buying condoms and other health-related products. We even make it fun for them and give them little "scavenger hunt" activities (having to ask the pharmacist what to do if their girlfriend is allergic to latex, etc.). For extra credit, they had to try and purchase "plan B."

So anyway, while I'm in the CVS, I buy some silly string. I then waited in ambush, and attacked a group of kids when they came out. Ha ha, all in good fun, right?

Of course, one of the girls gets all uptight about it (I forgot I'm dealing with 13 year olds). When we get back to the car, she's like "oh, I'm going to get you back. When you least expect it, I'm going to get you back."

I was like "lol, ha ha," but part of me what kind of like :mellow: :( :( :unsure:

Anyway, it's been a few weeks, and I forgot about it. Until this morning. Spring break, so wife and I were extra lazy and hang out in bed while the kids were downstairs watching TV. She had to use my car yesterday to take our kids plus some friends hiking (yes, I drive the minivan). So this morning she says, "jason, why did I find a pregnancy test box under the passenger seet of the van????"

Me: "what???" :loco: :loco:

And she was like, "yeah, I found an empty pregnancy test box in the car. WTF?" And I was like, "Babe, I have NO idea what you are talking about." It got kind-of strange. Then it hit me, JFC, that little fcker. She finally accepted that it was probably left there by one of the kids in our pharmacy run. But jesus, it was wierd for a second.

Anyway: Bravo, 13-year-old ######## f^cker. You win.

Effing kids. They are effing insane.
:lmao: Yeah, aren't they adorable?
 
So, I mentioned that I teach eigth grade sex ed class. Did I discuss the "lock-in" we just had a couple of weeks ago? Twice a year, we have an overnight, where we do activities and fun stuff, for team building and for them to blow off some steam.

One of the things we did at our overnight was to take a trip to the local CVS/Pharmacy, and have the kids purchase assorted birth control products. The theory is that the kids need to be able to feel conformtable buying condoms and other health-related products. We even make it fun for them and give them little "scavenger hunt" activities (having to ask the pharmacist what to do if their girlfriend is allergic to latex, etc.). For extra credit, they had to try and purchase "plan B."
You're doing the Lord's work here, GB. :thumbup: :thumbup:
 
So, I mentioned that I teach eigth grade sex ed class. Did I discuss the "lock-in" we just had a couple of weeks ago? Twice a year, we have an overnight, where we do activities and fun stuff, for team building and for them to blow off some steam.

One of the things we did at our overnight was to take a trip to the local CVS/Pharmacy, and have the kids purchase assorted birth control products. The theory is that the kids need to be able to feel conformtable buying condoms and other health-related products. We even make it fun for them and give them little "scavenger hunt" activities (having to ask the pharmacist what to do if their girlfriend is allergic to latex, etc.). For extra credit, they had to try and purchase "plan B."

So anyway, while I'm in the CVS, I buy some silly string. I then waited in ambush, and attacked a group of kids when they came out. Ha ha, all in good fun, right?

Of course, one of the girls gets all uptight about it (I forgot I'm dealing with 13 year olds). When we get back to the car, she's like "oh, I'm going to get you back. When you least expect it, I'm going to get you back."

I was like "lol, ha ha," but part of me what kind of like :mellow: :( :( :unsure:

Anyway, it's been a few weeks, and I forgot about it. Until this morning. Spring break, so wife and I were extra lazy and hang out in bed while the kids were downstairs watching TV. She had to use my car yesterday to take our kids plus some friends hiking (yes, I drive the minivan). So this morning she says, "jason, why did I find a pregnancy test box under the passenger seet of the van????"

Me: "what???" :loco: :loco:

And she was like, "yeah, I found an empty pregnancy test box in the car. WTF?" And I was like, "Babe, I have NO idea what you are talking about." It got kind-of strange. Then it hit me, JFC, that little fcker. Wife finally accepted that it was probably left there by one of the kids in our pharmacy run. But jesus, it was wierd for a second.

Anyway: Bravo, 13-year-old ######## f^cker. You win.

Effing kids. They are effing insane.
Tooooooooo looooooong./ Tre Cutler

 
Any hardcore TV guys in here? My 65" Mitsubishi has served me well, but it's getting old. I want to go even bigger, so that Directv's "8 NFL games on one screen" looks as big as possible, but the 90" Sharp Aquos - as amazing as it is - is still really pricey... about $9K new (and ~$7,800 "like new" at Amazon).

I don't want to go with a projector. My buddy has a 100" projection system that he paid good money for, and it looks extremely meh. I am looking for the biggest LED TV I can get my hands on for the best price.

Any help?

 
Any hardcore TV guys in here? My 65" Mitsubishi has served me well, but it's getting old. I want to go even bigger, so that Directv's "8 NFL games on one screen" looks as big as possible, but the 90" Sharp Aquos - as amazing as it is - is still really pricey... about $9K new (and ~$7,800 "like new" at Amazon).

I don't want to go with a projector. My buddy has a 100" projection system that he paid good money for, and it looks extremely meh. I am looking for the biggest LED TV I can get my hands on for the best price.

Any help?
Amazon has a 70" led Visio for 1600. Too small?
 
Any hardcore TV guys in here? My 65" Mitsubishi has served me well, but it's getting old. I want to go even bigger, so that Directv's "8 NFL games on one screen" looks as big as possible, but the 90" Sharp Aquos - as amazing as it is - is still really pricey... about $9K new (and ~$7,800 "like new" at Amazon).

I don't want to go with a projector. My buddy has a 100" projection system that he paid good money for, and it looks extremely meh. I am looking for the biggest LED TV I can get my hands on for the best price.

Any help?
Amazon has a 70" led Visio for 1600. Too small?
Suitable backup plan, but I'd like to go 80" at least. Thanks.
 
So, I mentioned that I teach eigth grade sex ed class. Did I discuss the "lock-in" we just had a couple of weeks ago? Twice a year, we have an overnight, where we do activities and fun stuff, for team building and for them to blow off some steam.

One of the things we did at our overnight was to take a trip to the local CVS/Pharmacy, and have the kids purchase assorted birth control products. The theory is that the kids need to be able to feel conformtable buying condoms and other health-related products. We even make it fun for them and give them little "scavenger hunt" activities (having to ask the pharmacist what to do if their girlfriend is allergic to latex, etc.). For extra credit, they had to try and purchase "plan B."

So anyway, while I'm in the CVS, I buy some silly string. I then waited in ambush, and attacked a group of kids when they came out. Ha ha, all in good fun, right?

Of course, one of the girls gets all uptight about it (I forgot I'm dealing with 13 year olds). When we get back to the car, she's like "oh, I'm going to get you back. When you least expect it, I'm going to get you back."

I was like "lol, ha ha," but part of me what kind of like :mellow: :( :( :unsure:

Anyway, it's been a few weeks, and I forgot about it. Until this morning. Spring break, so wife and I were extra lazy and hang out in bed while the kids were downstairs watching TV. She had to use my car yesterday to take our kids plus some friends hiking (yes, I drive the minivan). So this morning she says, "jason, why did I find a pregnancy test box under the passenger seet of the van????"

Me: "what???" :loco: :loco:

And she was like, "yeah, I found an empty pregnancy test box in the car. WTF?" And I was like, "Babe, I have NO idea what you are talking about." It got kind-of strange. Then it hit me, JFC, that little fcker. Wife finally accepted that it was probably left there by one of the kids in our pharmacy run. But jesus, it was wierd for a second.

Anyway: Bravo, 13-year-old ######## f^cker. You win.

Effing kids. They are effing insane.
Tooooooooo looooooong./ Tre Cutler
But this was worth reading
 
So, I mentioned that I teach eigth grade sex ed class. Did I discuss the "lock-in" we just had a couple of weeks ago? Twice a year, we have an overnight, where we do activities and fun stuff, for team building and for them to blow off some steam.One of the things we did at our overnight was to take a trip to the local CVS/Pharmacy, and have the kids purchase assorted birth control products. The theory is that the kids need to be able to feel conformtable buying condoms and other health-related products. We even make it fun for them and give them little "scavenger hunt" activities (having to ask the pharmacist what to do if their girlfriend is allergic to latex, etc.). For extra credit, they had to try and purchase "plan B."
What do they do with all of the supplies afterwards?
 
So, I mentioned that I teach eigth grade sex ed class. Did I discuss the "lock-in" we just had a couple of weeks ago? Twice a year, we have an overnight, where we do activities and fun stuff, for team building and for them to blow off some steam.

One of the things we did at our overnight was to take a trip to the local CVS/Pharmacy, and have the kids purchase assorted birth control products. The theory is that the kids need to be able to feel conformtable buying condoms and other health-related products. We even make it fun for them and give them little "scavenger hunt" activities (having to ask the pharmacist what to do if their girlfriend is allergic to latex, etc.). For extra credit, they had to try and purchase "plan B."

So anyway, while I'm in the CVS, I buy some silly string. I then waited in ambush, and attacked a group of kids when they came out. Ha ha, all in good fun, right?

Of course, one of the girls gets all uptight about it (I forgot I'm dealing with 13 year olds). When we get back to the car, she's like "oh, I'm going to get you back. When you least expect it, I'm going to get you back."

I was like "lol, ha ha," but part of me what kind of like :mellow: :( :( :unsure:

Anyway, it's been a few weeks, and I forgot about it. Until this morning. Spring break, so wife and I were extra lazy and hang out in bed while the kids were downstairs watching TV. She had to use my car yesterday to take our kids plus some friends hiking (yes, I drive the minivan). So this morning she says, "jason, why did I find a pregnancy test box under the passenger seet of the van????"

Me: "what???" :loco: :loco:

And she was like, "yeah, I found an empty pregnancy test box in the car. WTF?" And I was like, "Babe, I have NO idea what you are talking about." It got kind-of strange. Then it hit me, JFC, that little fcker. Wife finally accepted that it was probably left there by one of the kids in our pharmacy run. But jesus, it was wierd for a second.

Anyway: Bravo, 13-year-old ######## f^cker. You win.

Effing kids. They are effing insane.
Tooooooooo looooooong./ Tre Cutler
But this was worth reading
So glad I'm not alone with this line of thinking.
 

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