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I've got two 20-year terms, but they ain't going to last into the teenage years of the little kids, so I need more. My existing rates are de minimis, but the years haven't been too kind to me so I'm going to have to employ SLB's sober spring and summer, Bentley's running program, one of Cos' crazy caveman diets and perhaps a borrowed prostate to get reasonable term rates at this point in life.

Also, once I get set up with moar, I'm going to start storm chasing, swimming next to oil tankers and lipping off to people who don't take kindly to albino wise acres.

 
I've got two 20-year terms, but they ain't going to last into the teenage years of the little kids, so I need more. My existing rates are de minimis, but the years haven't been too kind to me so I'm going to have to employ SLB's sober spring and summer, Bentley's running program, one of Cos' crazy caveman diets and perhaps a borrowed prostate to get reasonable term rates at this point in life.

Also, once I get set up with moar, I'm going to start storm chasing, swimming next to oil tankers and lipping off to people who don't take kindly to albino wise acres.
Or just become closer friends with SLB.

 
I've got two 20-year terms, but they ain't going to last into the teenage years of the little kids, so I need more. My existing rates are de minimis, but the years haven't been too kind to me so I'm going to have to employ SLB's sober spring and summer, Bentley's running program, one of Cos' crazy caveman diets and perhaps a borrowed prostate to get reasonable term rates at this point in life.

Also, once I get set up with moar, I'm going to start storm chasing, swimming next to oil tankers and lipping off to people who don't take kindly to albino wise acres.
Or just become closer friends with SLB.
Not now that he's sober. FTN.

 
Nice little meeting on OSHA, LOTO, PPE etc. captivating stuff.
Don't use a pallet jack as a skateboard. That's the only thing I ever get out of these, and it's a tough rule to follow
When I was an intern our health and safety guy was telling us where to take shelter in case of tornado and proper exit routes for fire

Me: what do we do if the building catches on fire during a tornado?

Safety guy: :mellow: I'll have get back to you on that

 
Nice little meeting on OSHA, LOTO, PPE etc. captivating stuff.
Don't use a pallet jack as a skateboard. That's the only thing I ever get out of these, and it's a tough rule to follow
When I was an intern our health and safety guy was telling us where to take shelter in case of tornado and proper exit routes for fire

Me: what do we do if the building catches on fire during a tornado?

Safety guy: :mellow: I'll have get back to you on that
What did he say when he got back to?

 
Nice little meeting on OSHA, LOTO, PPE etc. captivating stuff.
I got stuck in some OSHA and PPE stuff yesterday in San Angelo while all of my Austin friends were at a civic engagement breakfast and philanthropy lunch. I'm pretty sure I hate the insurance part of working for an insurance company.

 
Nice little meeting on OSHA, LOTO, PPE etc. captivating stuff.
Don't use a pallet jack as a skateboard. That's the only thing I ever get out of these, and it's a tough rule to follow
When I was an intern our health and safety guy was telling us where to take shelter in case of tornado and proper exit routes for fireMe: what do we do if the building catches on fire during a tornado?

Safety guy: :mellow: I'll have get back to you on that
What did he say when he got back to?
To this day I still don't know the proper procedure (my instinct would be to GTFO)

I was just being a smart ### but he thought it was a legitimate question. I still have a friend at that company...I should ask him to follow up

 
Nice little meeting on OSHA, LOTO, PPE etc. captivating stuff.
Don't use a pallet jack as a skateboard. That's the only thing I ever get out of these, and it's a tough rule to follow
When I was an intern our health and safety guy was telling us where to take shelter in case of tornado and proper exit routes for fireMe: what do we do if the building catches on fire during a tornado?

Safety guy: :mellow: I'll have get back to you on that
What did he say when he got back to?
To this day I still don't know the proper procedure (my instinct would be to GTFO)

I was just being a smart ### but he thought it was a legitimate question. I still have a friend at that company...I should ask him to follow up
Can't believe he didn't get back to you. Unprofessional.

 
Trying to coordinate a large pizza order for our office = serious business

"But some people like thin crust!"

"Wait we don't have a pepperoni only?"

"Who cares it's free"

"Is that enough...Lambskin's fat you know"

 
IIRC, Rose veal in the UK (generally called young beef in Europe), is from calves raised on farms in association with the UK Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals' Freedom Food programme.

 
I would if that communist Costco would just sell it up here.
sorry Costco doesn't support torture of baby animals.
Do they sell cigarettes and booze?
sure are
Well then....I think what we have here is not so much a super store as it is a massive serial killer! Save the baby animals, kill all the humans. NEAT. STORE.
And Aaron, I'm just kidding. Don't blow a hat over me insulting your wife. Costco is pretty.

 
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Well then....I think what we have here is not so much a super store as it is a massive serial killer! Save the baby animals, kill all the humans. NEAT. STORE.
your beloved Rite Aid doesn't sell those things? would you ever actually support a store that didn't sell booze? you already told us you boycott restaurants that don't serve beer.

 
I would if that communist Costco would just sell it up here.
sorry Costco doesn't support torture of baby animals.
Do they sell cigarettes and booze?
sure are
Well then....I think what we have here is not so much a super store as it is a massive serial killer! Save the baby animals, kill all the humans. NEAT. STORE.
And Aaron, I'm just kidding. Don't blow a hat over me insulting your wife. Costco is pretty.
:lmao:

 
IIRC, Rose veal in the UK (generally called young beef in Europe), is from calves raised on farms in association with the UK Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals' Freedom Food programme.
I might be wrong, but I believe the name "rose veal" comes from its pink colour, which is a result of the calves being slaughtered at or after 35 weeks (8 months up to 12 months).

 
IIRC, Rose veal in the UK (generally called young beef in Europe), is from calves raised on farms in association with the UK Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals' Freedom Food programme.
I might be wrong, but I believe the name "rose veal" comes from its pink colour, which is a result of the calves being slaughtered at or after 35 weeks (8 months up to 12 months).
I prefer Bob veal...those calves never had a chance

 
IIRC, Rose veal in the UK (generally called young beef in Europe), is from calves raised on farms in association with the UK Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals' Freedom Food programme.
I might be wrong, but I believe the name "rose veal" comes from its pink colour, which is a result of the calves being slaughtered at or after 35 weeks (8 months up to 12 months).
I prefer Bob veal...those calves never had a chance
Before googling, I honestly thought this was a STLBob joke.

 
A non law-related company I know is looking to sell. They contacted me because I have a lot of contacts in this industry and know the owners of many of their competitors. At the time, they discussed that they would be willing to pay me a referral fee. I've known these people a long time, so there is no firm agreement in place.

I put out some feelers and found 3 potential buyers.

The owners of the selling company want to know what I'm asking for the referral fee. I only expect a fee if they actually sell, but I have no idea what it would be.

What's a referral for a buyer worth? Flat fee, calculated on a percentage of the purchase price? A bottle of good bourbon?

 
Many business brokers charge 5-10% for referrals but they may do more of the transaction than simple referral.

Look up resale business brokers on teh googles.

 
IIRC, Rose veal in the UK (generally called young beef in Europe), is from calves raised on farms in association with the UK Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals' Freedom Food programme.
I might be wrong, but I believe the name "rose veal" comes from its pink colour, which is a result of the calves being slaughtered at or after 35 weeks (8 months up to 12 months).
I prefer Bob veal...those calves never had a chance
Before googling, I honestly thought this was a STLBob joke.
it's not?

eta: this was one of the many posts in here I just write off to some long-standing notebooky thing about Bob's calves or whatnot that I'm out of the loop for.

 
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Instead, ‘moderate’ drinking, defined as one to three drinks per day,
:rolleyes:

This isn't AA, this is AA if they were a little more realistic. It's a test of will to improve liver health and lower tolerance, for a whole month.
Sixty-nine per cent of the participants who abstained from drinking alcohol died during the 20 year observation period, in comparison to 60 per cent of the heavy drinkers. Only 41 per cent of moderate drinkers died within this time frame.
A moderate drinker is 3 drinks, what's a heavy drinker, five drinks? Five shots of whiskey is one drink for me. Do they have any studies on super uber heavy drinkers?

 
Instead, ‘moderate’ drinking, defined as one to three drinks per day,
:rolleyes:

This isn't AA, this is AA if they were a little more realistic. It's a test of will to improve liver health and lower tolerance, for a whole month.
Sixty-nine per cent of the participants who abstained from drinking alcohol died during the 20 year observation period, in comparison to 60 per cent of the heavy drinkers. Only 41 per cent of moderate drinkers died within this time frame.
A moderate drinker is 3 drinks, what's a heavy drinker, five drinks? Five shots of whiskey is one drink for me. Do they have any studies on super uber heavy drinkers?
I'll see myself back out. :rolleyes:

 
Instead, ‘moderate’ drinking, defined as one to three drinks per day,
:rolleyes:

This isn't AA, this is AA if they were a little more realistic. It's a test of will to improve liver health and lower tolerance, for a whole month.
Sixty-nine per cent of the participants who abstained from drinking alcohol died during the 20 year observation period, in comparison to 60 per cent of the heavy drinkers. Only 41 per cent of moderate drinkers died within this time frame.
A moderate drinker is 3 drinks, what's a heavy drinker, five drinks? Five shots of whiskey is one drink for me. Do they have any studies on super uber heavy drinkers?
"I only drink Moderately, and in fact I have a case of it in the car." - Dean Martin

 

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