GM's thread about nothing (24 Viewers)

[Abraham]

I can't believe I won entry in the caption contest! I don't even think I entered.

 

[Annyong]

Lean Cuisine Chicken Club Panini is good.

 

[Annyong]

So, I manage a facility that exports grain via shipping containers. Along with interacting with customers overseas, I spend most of my days making sure containers get back to the rail and communicating with the trucking companies. Basically dispatching for them, Don't know why it took me so long to figure this out, but I should buy my own trucks and make twice as much money doing only slightly more work.

 

[Thorn]

So, I manage a facility that exports grain via shipping containers. Along with interacting with customers overseas, I spend most of my days making sure containers get back to the rail and communicating with the trucking companies. Basically dispatching for them, Don't know why it took me so long to figure this out, but I should buy my own trucks and make twice as much money doing only slightly more work.

ANNYONG!

 

[Abraham]

So, I manage a facility that exports grain via shipping containers. Along with interacting with customers overseas, I spend most of my days making sure containers get back to the rail and communicating with the trucking companies. Basically dispatching for them, Don't know why it took me so long to figure this out, but I should buy my own trucks and make twice as much money doing only slightly more work.

It's always that simple, isn't it?

 

[Notorious T.R.E.]

So, I manage a facility that exports grain via shipping containers. Along with interacting with customers overseas, I spend most of my days making sure containers get back to the rail and communicating with the trucking companies. Basically dispatching for them, Don't know why it took me so long to figure this out, but I should buy my own trucks and make twice as much money doing only slightly more work.

You're in Atlanta? Small chance I might be heading there for business in the next few weeks sometime. Prep your liver just in case.

 

[Notorious T.R.E.]

So, I manage a facility that exports grain via shipping containers. Along with interacting with customers overseas, I spend most of my days making sure containers get back to the rail and communicating with the trucking companies. Basically dispatching for them, Don't know why it took me so long to figure this out, but I should buy my own trucks and make twice as much money doing only slightly more work.

It's always that simple, isn't it?

Bitter Business Owner Face™

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

So, I manage a facility that exports grain via shipping containers. Along with interacting with customers overseas, I spend most of my days making sure containers get back to the rail and communicating with the trucking companies. Basically dispatching for them, Don't know why it took me so long to figure this out, but I should buy my own trucks and make twice as much money doing only slightly more work.

It's always that simple, isn't it?

Is this the part where you give someone else advice on starting their own business?

 

[Aaron Rudnicki]

So, I manage a facility that exports grain via shipping containers. Along with interacting with customers overseas, I spend most of my days making sure containers get back to the rail and communicating with the trucking companies. Basically dispatching for them, Don't know why it took me so long to figure this out, but I should buy my own trucks and make twice as much money doing only slightly more work.

You're in Atlanta? Small chance I might be heading there for business in the next few weeks sometime. Prep your liver just in case.

If Atlanta is a suburb of Chicago, then yes.

 

[Notorious T.R.E.]

So, I manage a facility that exports grain via shipping containers. Along with interacting with customers overseas, I spend most of my days making sure containers get back to the rail and communicating with the trucking companies. Basically dispatching for them, Don't know why it took me so long to figure this out, but I should buy my own trucks and make twice as much money doing only slightly more work.

You're in Atlanta? Small chance I might be heading there for business in the next few weeks sometime. Prep your liver just in case.

If Atlanta is a suburb of Chicago, then yes.

Crap - forgot he borrowed that alias. We all know you Chicago losers don't go out.

 

[Drifter]

So, I manage a facility that exports grain via shipping containers. Along with interacting with customers overseas, I spend most of my days making sure containers get back to the rail and communicating with the trucking companies. Basically dispatching for them, Don't know why it took me so long to figure this out, but I should buy my own trucks and make twice as much money doing only slightly more work.

Because owning aging trucking assets when you don't have much pull with the manufacturers and your maintenance costs are sky rocketing and your driver turnover is 90% is a pain in the ###. Not to mention, having to manage volume fluctuation that keeps those assets and drivers from producing consistent revenue instead of sitting idle in order to maintain your 3-4% profit margin is a constant anvil hanging over your head.

You also have the fact that the driver who like to do drayage are guys who don't mind sitting around a lot. Unfortunately that characteristic isn't the best when you're trying to increase productivity.

 

[Notorious T.R.E.]

I think it's a great idea and I'd like to invest ONE MILLION DOLLARS in it.

 

[UOFI_316]

So, I manage a facility that exports grain via shipping containers. Along with interacting with customers overseas, I spend most of my days making sure containers get back to the rail and communicating with the trucking companies. Basically dispatching for them, Don't know why it took me so long to figure this out, but I should buy my own trucks and make twice as much money doing only slightly more work.

You're in Atlanta? Small chance I might be heading there for business in the next few weeks sometime. Prep your liver just in case.

If Atlanta is a suburb of Chicago, then yes.

Crap - forgot he borrowed that alias. We all know you Chicago losers don't go out.

I might be going out in the next few weeks, want to join me. Oh, you will be in Atlanta.

 

[St. Louis Bob]

Just noticed I have cat shirt pics on my phone from the track a few weeks ago. I don't remember having them taken.

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

:humblebrag:

I started a ultra low carb thing back in June. I also started doing half (3.5-4.5 miles) SLB walkathons almost every day.

Today I hit the -25lb mark. I need to go buy a new belt after work.

I'm still a fat-#### but it's nice to see progress.

 

[John Bender]

:humblebrag:

I started a ultra low carb thing back in June. I also started doing half (3.5-4.5 miles) SLB walkathons almost every day.

Today I hit the -25lb mark. I need to go buy a new belt after work.

I'm still a fat-#### but it's nice to see progress.

What are you eating?

Keep it up. You'll never feel better avoiding sugar and flour/wheat altogether IMO.

I lost 130 lbs years back. Put back about 30 of it over the years but was best thing I've ever did. Keep it up.

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

:humblebrag:

I started a ultra low carb thing back in June. I also started doing half (3.5-4.5 miles) SLB walkathons almost every day.

Today I hit the -25lb mark. I need to go buy a new belt after work.

I'm still a fat-#### but it's nice to see progress.

What are you eating?

Keep it up. You'll never feel better avoiding sugar and flour/wheat altogether IMO.

I lost 130 lbs years back. Put back about 30 of it over the years but was best thing I've ever did. Keep it up.

Anything with little to no carbs

 

[T Bell]

:humblebrag:

I started a ultra low carb thing back in June. I also started doing half (3.5-4.5 miles) SLB walkathons almost every day.

Today I hit the -25lb mark. I need to go buy a new belt after work.

I'm still a fat-#### but it's nice to see progress.

What are you eating?

Keep it up. You'll never feel better avoiding sugar and flour/wheat altogether IMO.

I lost 130 lbs years back. Put back about 30 of it over the years but was best thing I've ever did. Keep it up.

Anything with little to no carbs

Alcohol?

 

[krista4]

:humblebrag:

I started a ultra low carb thing back in June. I also started doing half (3.5-4.5 miles) SLB walkathons almost every day.

Today I hit the -25lb mark. I need to go buy a new belt after work.

I'm still a fat-#### but it's nice to see progress.

What are you eating?

Keep it up. You'll never feel better avoiding sugar and flour/wheat altogether IMO.

I lost 130 lbs years back. Put back about 30 of it over the years but was best thing I've ever did. Keep it up.

Anything with little to no carbs

So the lunch I just had of Cheetos and Pop-Tarts wouldn't qualify?

 

[Annyong]

I think it's a great idea and I'd like to invest ONE MILLION DOLLARS in it.

deal!

 

[FDAS]

So, I manage a facility that exports grain via shipping containers. Along with interacting with customers overseas, I spend most of my days making sure containers get back to the rail and communicating with the trucking companies. Basically dispatching for them, Don't know why it took me so long to figure this out, but I should buy my own trucks and make twice as much money doing only slightly more work.

You're in Atlanta? Small chance I might be heading there for business in the next few weeks sometime. Prep your liver just in case.

Can you be more specific on your Atlanta itinerary?

 

[General Malaise]

:humblebrag:

I started a ultra low carb thing back in June. I also started doing half (3.5-4.5 miles) SLB walkathons almost every day.

Today I hit the -25lb mark. I need to go buy a new belt after work.

I'm still a fat-#### but it's nice to see progress.

What are you eating?

Keep it up. You'll never feel better avoiding sugar and flour/wheat altogether IMO.

I lost 130 lbs years back. Put back about 30 of it over the years but was best thing I've ever did. Keep it up.

Anything with little to no carbs

Alcohol?

YES PLEASE!

 

[General Malaise]

:humblebrag:

I started a ultra low carb thing back in June. I also started doing half (3.5-4.5 miles) SLB walkathons almost every day.

Today I hit the -25lb mark. I need to go buy a new belt after work.

I'm still a fat-#### but it's nice to see progress.

What are you eating?

Keep it up. You'll never feel better avoiding sugar and flour/wheat altogether IMO.

I lost 130 lbs years back. Put back about 30 of it over the years but was best thing I've ever did. Keep it up.

Anything with little to no carbs

So the lunch I just had of Cheetos and Pop-Tarts wouldn't qualify?

I think part of the reason why I enjoyed my Olive Garden experience last night was specifically due to their being absolutely no carbs in their pasta and breadsticks.

 

[John Bender]

Can drink as much liqour as you want (whiskey, vodka, rum) on low carb. That's the beauty of it. I got pretty hammered last night and gave my girl the old 1-2 magoo later on.

 

[krista4]

:humblebrag:

I started a ultra low carb thing back in June. I also started doing half (3.5-4.5 miles) SLB walkathons almost every day.

Today I hit the -25lb mark. I need to go buy a new belt after work.

I'm still a fat-#### but it's nice to see progress.

What are you eating?

Keep it up. You'll never feel better avoiding sugar and flour/wheat altogether IMO.

I lost 130 lbs years back. Put back about 30 of it over the years but was best thing I've ever did. Keep it up.

Anything with little to no carbs

So the lunch I just had of Cheetos and Pop-Tarts wouldn't qualify?

I think part of the reason why I enjoyed my Olive Garden experience last night was specifically due to their being absolutely no carbs in their pasta and breadsticks.

This is Julio's fault. We went to the Nicaraguan Costco yesterday (it's called PriceSmart here but is owned by Costco and has a lot of the same stuff) and found out he had never had a Cheeto nor a Pop-Tart. Had to buy the giant Cheeto bag and the 36-count strawberry frosted Pop-Tarts so that he could experience them. He declared the Cheetos to be "so delicious oh my god".

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

:humblebrag:

I started a ultra low carb thing back in June. I also started doing half (3.5-4.5 miles) SLB walkathons almost every day.

Today I hit the -25lb mark. I need to go buy a new belt after work.

I'm still a fat-#### but it's nice to see progress.

What are you eating?

Keep it up. You'll never feel better avoiding sugar and flour/wheat altogether IMO.

I lost 130 lbs years back. Put back about 30 of it over the years but was best thing I've ever did. Keep it up.

Anything with little to no carbs

Alcohol?

Cut down but not by much. Switched from beer as my go-to beverage to whiskey and diet. No carbs in that. I found that drinking alcohol didn't cause me to gain but I'm sure it slows down the loosing process. Although I didn't cut out beer totally. I just make sure that I haven't had a lot of carbs that day.

The one thing "they" warn you about when it comes to drinking while doing low carbs (or any other diet) is that your will-power is shot to hell when you're drunk. So far I've been good about not eating a bunch of crap while/after drinking.

 

[mr roboto]

Krista - destroying Nicaraguan culture one mass-produced snack food at a time.

 

[krista4]

Krista - destroying Nicaraguan culture one mass-produced snack food at a time.

I actually do feel bad because the food here is generally very healthy. Then again, they do offer this #### at the PriceSmart, where I didn't see any other gringos, so someone's eating it already.

 

[Drifter]

:humblebrag:

I started a ultra low carb thing back in June. I also started doing half (3.5-4.5 miles) SLB walkathons almost every day.

Today I hit the -25lb mark. I need to go buy a new belt after work.

I'm still a fat-#### but it's nice to see progress.

What are you eating?

Keep it up. You'll never feel better avoiding sugar and flour/wheat altogether IMO.

I lost 130 lbs years back. Put back about 30 of it over the years but was best thing I've ever did. Keep it up.

Anything with little to no carbs

So the lunch I just had of Cheetos and Pop-Tarts wouldn't qualify?

I think part of the reason why I enjoyed my Olive Garden experience last night was specifically due to their being absolutely no carbs in their pasta and breadsticks.

This is Julio's fault. We went to the Nicaraguan Costco yesterday (it's called PriceSmart here but is owned by Costco and has a lot of the same stuff) and found out he had never had a Cheeto nor a Pop-Tart. Had to buy the giant Cheeto bag and the 36-count strawberry frosted Pop-Tarts so that he could experience them. He declared the Cheetos to be "so delicious oh my god".

I dare you to explain to him the concept of disappearing caloric intake.

 

[General Malaise]

:humblebrag:

I started a ultra low carb thing back in June. I also started doing half (3.5-4.5 miles) SLB walkathons almost every day.

Today I hit the -25lb mark. I need to go buy a new belt after work.

I'm still a fat-#### but it's nice to see progress.

What are you eating?

Keep it up. You'll never feel better avoiding sugar and flour/wheat altogether IMO.

I lost 130 lbs years back. Put back about 30 of it over the years but was best thing I've ever did. Keep it up.

Anything with little to no carbs

Alcohol?

Cut down but not by much. Switched from beer as my go-to beverage to whiskey and diet. No carbs in that. I found that drinking alcohol didn't cause me to gain but I'm sure it slows down the loosing process. Although I didn't cut out beer totally. I just make sure that I haven't had a lot of carbs that day.

The one thing "they" warn you about when it comes to drinking while doing low carbs (or any other diet) is that your will-power is shot to hell when you're drunk. So far I've been good about not eating a bunch of crap while/after drinking.

Did your daily diet remain pretty consistent, ie, you ate the same things routinely? What was a typical day for you?

I'm going back on my 5/2 fasting regiment soonish. Had success with it, but am open to alternatives. Lost 10 pounds, but summer has been the summer of fat Forrest.

 

[Thorn]

diet chat? really?

this calls for 25 more rounds of drafting

 

[Annyong]

So, I manage a facility that exports grain via shipping containers. Along with interacting with customers overseas, I spend most of my days making sure containers get back to the rail and communicating with the trucking companies. Basically dispatching for them, Don't know why it took me so long to figure this out, but I should buy my own trucks and make twice as much money doing only slightly more work.

Because owning aging trucking assets when you don't have much pull with the manufacturers and your maintenance costs are sky rocketing and your driver turnover is 90% is a pain in the ###. Not to mention, having to manage volume fluctuation that keeps those assets and drivers from producing consistent revenue instead of sitting idle in order to maintain your 3-4% profit margin is a constant anvil hanging over your head.

You also have the fact that the driver who like to do drayage are guys who don't mind sitting around a lot. Unfortunately that characteristic isn't the best when you're trying to increase productivity.

Being in my position, I have the ability to distribute work to different trucking companies. My superiors won't care who I give the work to as long as it gets done. A few other guys have their own trucks at other facilities and those are some of the most sought after positions by truckers. They are pretty much guaranteed good consistent work year round.

 

[Annyong]

i may have missed a comma or 6 in there. Penis.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

So, I manage a facility that exports grain via shipping containers. Along with interacting with customers overseas, I spend most of my days making sure containers get back to the rail and communicating with the trucking companies. Basically dispatching for them, Don't know why it took me so long to figure this out, but I should buy my own trucks and make twice as much money doing only slightly more work.

You're in Atlanta? Small chance I might be heading there for business in the next few weeks sometime. Prep your liver just in case.

If Atlanta is a suburb of Chicago, then yes.

Crap - forgot he borrowed that alias. We all know you Chicago losers don't go out.

A bunch of them showed up to drink with me. Not krista, of course.

But, you know, some of the other Chicago losers.

 

[krista4]

:humblebrag:

I started a ultra low carb thing back in June. I also started doing half (3.5-4.5 miles) SLB walkathons almost every day.

Today I hit the -25lb mark. I need to go buy a new belt after work.

I'm still a fat-#### but it's nice to see progress.

What are you eating?

Keep it up. You'll never feel better avoiding sugar and flour/wheat altogether IMO.

I lost 130 lbs years back. Put back about 30 of it over the years but was best thing I've ever did. Keep it up.

Anything with little to no carbs

So the lunch I just had of Cheetos and Pop-Tarts wouldn't qualify?

I think part of the reason why I enjoyed my Olive Garden experience last night was specifically due to their being absolutely no carbs in their pasta and breadsticks.

This is Julio's fault. We went to the Nicaraguan Costco yesterday (it's called PriceSmart here but is owned by Costco and has a lot of the same stuff) and found out he had never had a Cheeto nor a Pop-Tart. Had to buy the giant Cheeto bag and the 36-count strawberry frosted Pop-Tarts so that he could experience them. He declared the Cheetos to be "so delicious oh my god".

I dare you to explain to him the concept of disappearing caloric intake.

 

[krista4]

So, I manage a facility that exports grain via shipping containers. Along with interacting with customers overseas, I spend most of my days making sure containers get back to the rail and communicating with the trucking companies. Basically dispatching for them, Don't know why it took me so long to figure this out, but I should buy my own trucks and make twice as much money doing only slightly more work.

You're in Atlanta? Small chance I might be heading there for business in the next few weeks sometime. Prep your liver just in case.

If Atlanta is a suburb of Chicago, then yes.

Crap - forgot he borrowed that alias. We all know you Chicago losers don't go out.

A bunch of them showed up to drink with me. Not krista, of course.

But, you know, some of the other Chicago losers.

When was this?

 

[Bob Sacamano]

Years ago.

 

[Tiger Fan]

TF BOC arrived on Monday. I've been remiss in documenting the contents. Didn't want it getting lost in the draft.

Anyway, here it is:

1 Ziploc bag labelled "Disco Stu Starter Kit" containing:

1 pair of those sunglasses that go over prescription glasses thing

1 "kickball.com" T-shirt

2 packages "Zoo Animal" fruit snacks

3 phallic shaped stripey balloons

1 Ziploc bag labelled "B/C you like Bourbon" containing:

a fifth of Robby Gordon branded Jim Beam (85% empty)

1 program for the 15th Annual "Fin, Feather or Fur" Food Festival

1 T-Shirt (XL) for Neaux LA Tigers

2 koozies for the Neaux LA Tigers

1 CD with the Sprint Mobile Broad Band Smart Device Treo 700Wx by Palm Driver Software

1 DVD "The Biggest Loser - The Workout Cadio Max"

"Drafting to Win - The Ultimate Guide to Fantasy Football" by Robert Zarzycki (foreward by Emil Kadlec)

1 Ziploc bag of rotten (pistachio?) shells

1 NikeGolf ABITA Dri-Fit shirt (blue)

and the prize of the entire BOC

1 GMTAN Coshole '13 custom tile (with logo) made into what I presume to be a wall hanging or Christmas Tree ornament with some red ribbon.

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/199/tk2r.jpg/

Personalized signed copy

 

[krista4]

Years ago.

Hmph. What the hell was my problem?

(Don't answer that.)

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

:humblebrag:

I started a ultra low carb thing back in June. I also started doing half (3.5-4.5 miles) SLB walkathons almost every day.

Today I hit the -25lb mark. I need to go buy a new belt after work.

I'm still a fat-#### but it's nice to see progress.

What are you eating?

Keep it up. You'll never feel better avoiding sugar and flour/wheat altogether IMO.

I lost 130 lbs years back. Put back about 30 of it over the years but was best thing I've ever did. Keep it up.

Anything with little to no carbs

Alcohol?

Cut down but not by much. Switched from beer as my go-to beverage to whiskey and diet. No carbs in that. I found that drinking alcohol didn't cause me to gain but I'm sure it slows down the loosing process. Although I didn't cut out beer totally. I just make sure that I haven't had a lot of carbs that day.

The one thing "they" warn you about when it comes to drinking while doing low carbs (or any other diet) is that your will-power is shot to hell when you're drunk. So far I've been good about not eating a bunch of crap while/after drinking.

Did your daily diet remain pretty consistent, ie, you ate the same things routinely? What was a typical day for you?

I'm going back on my 5/2 fasting regiment soonish. Had success with it, but am open to alternatives. Lost 10 pounds, but summer has been the summer of fat Forrest.

Pretty much. A lot of meat: chicken breasts, hamburger, sausage, bacon, lunch meat etc. Cheese. Vegetables like snow peas, green beans, carrots (which have some carbs but screw it).

And low-carb tortillas are a life-saver.

The wife likes to buy the Adkins brand mini-shakes and snack bars but they're way overpriced. Tasty though.

Lately I've worked in nuts (peanuts, sunflower kernals).

Bottom line is that I'm sure as hell not starving.

 

[Limp Ditka]

:humblebrag:

I started a ultra low carb thing back in June. I also started doing half (3.5-4.5 miles) SLB walkathons almost every day.

Today I hit the -25lb mark. I need to go buy a new belt after work.

I'm still a fat-#### but it's nice to see progress.

What are you eating?

Keep it up. You'll never feel better avoiding sugar and flour/wheat altogether IMO.

I lost 130 lbs years back. Put back about 30 of it over the years but was best thing I've ever did. Keep it up.

Anything with little to no carbs

Alcohol?

Cut down but not by much. Switched from beer as my go-to beverage to whiskey and diet. No carbs in that. I found that drinking alcohol didn't cause me to gain but I'm sure it slows down the loosing process. Although I didn't cut out beer totally. I just make sure that I haven't had a lot of carbs that day.

The one thing "they" warn you about when it comes to drinking while doing low carbs (or any other diet) is that your will-power is shot to hell when you're drunk. So far I've been good about not eating a bunch of crap while/after drinking.

Did your daily diet remain pretty consistent, ie, you ate the same things routinely? What was a typical day for you?

I'm going back on my 5/2 fasting regiment soonish. Had success with it, but am open to alternatives. Lost 10 pounds, but summer has been the summer of fat Forrest.

more often

more natural

less per sitting

Eat 4-5 smaller meals a day instead of 2-3 larger ones.

You can train yourself to not be hungry. Learn to eat because you have to. To sustain life. Don't eat because you need to / are starving.

The overall weight loss with this, it is a slow process, but it does happen. I've been at it since Jan of '12 and I'm down 80 lbs.

I've also found it easier to maintain as a lifestyle change as opposed to having a 'I'm on a diet' mentality.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

I don't know. People came from near and far. Bakes even drove in from... whatever hell he lives in. Gator was there. Rude, hack, saintfool. Some other people I'm probably offending way more than your absence offended me. All JUST to have beers with ne. And for no other reason whatsoever. But no krista. :sniffsniff:

 

[Good Posting Judge]

TF BOC arrived on Monday. I've been remiss in documenting the contents. Didn't want it getting lost in the draft.

Anyway, here it is:

1 Ziploc bag labelled "Disco Stu Starter Kit" containing:

1 pair of those sunglasses that go over prescription glasses thing

1 "kickball.com" T-shirt

2 packages "Zoo Animal" fruit snacks

3 phallic shaped stripey balloons

1 Ziploc bag labelled "B/C you like Bourbon" containing:

a fifth of Robby Gordon branded Jim Beam (85% empty)

1 program for the 15th Annual "Fin, Feather or Fur" Food Festival

1 T-Shirt (XL) for Neaux LA Tigers

2 koozies for the Neaux LA Tigers

1 CD with the Sprint Mobile Broad Band Smart Device Treo 700Wx by Palm Driver Software

1 DVD "The Biggest Loser - The Workout Cadio Max"

"Drafting to Win - The Ultimate Guide to Fantasy Football" by Robert Zarzycki (foreward by Emil Kadlec)

1 Ziploc bag of rotten (pistachio?) shells

1 NikeGolf ABITA Dri-Fit shirt (blue)

and the prize of the entire BOC

1 GMTAN Coshole '13 custom tile (with logo) made into what I presume to be a wall hanging or Christmas Tree ornament with some red ribbon.

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/199/tk2r.jpg/

Personalized signed copy

Rules. GB Zman.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

Anybody have an Aaron Hernandez jersey I can buy?

 

[St. Louis Bob]

I'm sad the draft is over.

I, for one, am glad. It was really took a lot out of me.

Also, I leave tomorrow morning for three days of golf and all day drinking and gambling with 100 of my closest friends & family at Rend Lake. I feel pretty good that there isn't a pool on site.

### #### it. All of a sudden I start coughing at my desk. Then my throat starts hurts and I can feel a waterfall draining from my sinuses. So I call Mrs. SLB looking for a quick fix, her response? "I've had a sore throat all week, nothing has seemed to help". Considering she was jamming her tongue down mine last night, I wasn't too happy to learn this. When I called her on infecting me, she says "you had me so turned on I forgot about it".

####### women.

 

[St. Louis Bob]

:humblebrag:

I started a ultra low carb thing back in June. I also started doing half (3.5-4.5 miles) SLB walkathons almost every day.

Today I hit the -25lb mark. I need to go buy a new belt after work.

I'm still a fat-#### but it's nice to see progress.

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

/end diet chat. PM me if you want more details. Actually don't. Unless you are PMing me to give me beacher_meatov22's real name.

 

[Notorious T.R.E.]

So, I manage a facility that exports grain via shipping containers. Along with interacting with customers overseas, I spend most of my days making sure containers get back to the rail and communicating with the trucking companies. Basically dispatching for them, Don't know why it took me so long to figure this out, but I should buy my own trucks and make twice as much money doing only slightly more work.

You're in Atlanta? Small chance I might be heading there for business in the next few weeks sometime. Prep your liver just in case.

Can you be more specific on your Atlanta itinerary?

I cannot.

 

[Notorious T.R.E.]

diet chat? really?

this calls for 25 more rounds of drafting

Brutal.

 

[Aaron Rudnicki]

Working from my hotel in downtown Seattle. Tried to hit up Salumi for lunch but the line was long and not moving.

Ended up going here instead. Had an awesome cheese steak but they didn't know what I was talking about when I kept asking for more details on the time their dad beat up OJ.