Nice Mac setup, might be awhile until you get to utilize thunderbolt though, those harddrives are expensive. Is there somewhere where I should be ordering my pet supplies from :).
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Nice Mac setup, might be awhile until you get to utilize thunderbolt though, those harddrives are expensive. Is there somewhere where I should be ordering my pet supplies from :).
It's all 100% legal. Cooking herbs like basil, cilantro, chives, and lettuce. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by viking
Yeah, I am early with the Thunderbolt technology but its about to blow up soon. Apple has exclusive rights for the first year. In a few more months, you will start seeing other companies release TB products. Exciting stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by ryan_8099
I don't want to plug my own website but since you asked:
http://www.PetsAndBeyond.com
Office is a mess, so here is a view of the walls....
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Like the view from your window :)Quote:
Originally Posted by E4NASH
Nice animals Brad. Kinda opposite deafgoose' business ;-)
Where do I work? I ain't got no stinkeeng job! Seriously, haven't worked since 4/1/09.
I fail to see the problem here! I'm headed to joblessness here in 4 months or so!Quote:
Originally Posted by Razzman
Those pics turned out ridiculously small...next time I won't post a pic via Tapatalk...Quote:
Originally Posted by rc5695
But thanks!
Here's the view at night...
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What kind of scheme do you have cooked up?!Quote:
Originally Posted by newty
QUOTE=brain_rinse;161167]What kind of scheme do you have cooked up?![/QUOTE]The project I'm working on is slated to end in march. Right now I'm looking to building a marine service/upgrade buisness. Just not sure it this point whether or not ill make enough to pay the bills. My wife is a nurse so that definitely helps. May have to get a real job until the buisness gets bigger. Berg built me a place marker webpage for now but its a good starting place. dnmarine.com oops... did I plug my website?
The project I'm working on is slated to end in march. Right now I'm looking to building a marine service/upgrade buisness. Just not sure it this point whether or not ill make enough to pay the bills. My wife is a nurse so that definitely helps. May have to get a real job until the buisness gets bigger. Berg built me a place marker webpage for now but its a good starting place. dnmarine.com oops... did I plug my website?[/QUOTE]Quote:
Originally Posted by newty
HAHA yea yea you did. Dont worry i will plug my new venture soon enough to go with you LOl.
IDK man if i could find a way to get the rig and boat paid off, then lose my job right before summer, id be hard pressed to not spend the entire time on the water LOL.
Seriously though man, like i said before you need anything i can help with let me know bro. I will do what i can to help grow your venture, in the end you may be feeding my venture duirectly more then you know.
Start your venture in Texas. That would be the best thing for and your season would go from 2 months to like 10
Trust me, if it weren't for all my family up here, I'd be moving south... and in a hurry!Quote:
Originally Posted by rdlangston13
^^ Second that. "I'm in the same boat"
With modern day technology your family will only be a Skype call away.
Rd, you are thinking like a man! I suspect both meant wife's family. Haha.
Yeah, I got lucky as the Outlaws had moved South & wife wanted to follow. She really didn't have to twist my arm.
All ya'll northerners need to watch out coming south, or at least to Texas. This is a right to work state and unions are pretty much non existent down here. It is horrible, employers make their employees work 18 hour days and every one is on salary to prevent any overtime. The salaries are so low that it comes out to be less than minimum wage. If you show up late they take away your lunch break. No companies offer benefits, we are all on medicaid. Workers get abused down here in Texas so watch out if you move south.
Ha ha! No worries here. In fact - residents of each coast should not look to come out to the North-West either. Our boating season is only 2 weeks long. We have to use a horse and buggy to get anywhere. Outhouses for toilets. Have to cut and split your own wood for heat. Nearest neighbor is a days trip away as the crow flies. And it gets 30 below zero for 4 straight months in the winter. I sent this message on a scroll with a pigeon messenger to the silicon valley to get it uploaded to the world wide web for your reading.
www.lauderdalelakesmarina.com
Great place to work!
In Texas it is so hot you have to wear extra clothes to provide insulation from the sun. The asphault roads boil. The roads are all dirt and deeply rutted by wooden wagon wheels. Every house is equipped with and outhouse. To find water on the lakes you have first go through 1 foot of crude oil that has polluted the top. The Mexicans raid the towns on a weekly basis and steal babies. And the wind blows 60 mph on calm days.
I'll def keep that in mind. Hey mike you going to evening with the stars?Quote:
Originally Posted by mmandley
Huh... yea mostly. My folks are getting up there in age and they already moved once to follow me so I can't make them do it again.Quote:
Originally Posted by 04OUTBACK
rdlangston13-
I think he's trying to scare off any new competition for smooth water!
Yes, Illinois is fantastic. Corporations are flocking there for the low tax rates and pool of quality employees.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lauderdale Lakes Chicago
I work at Richardson Pioneer in Nokomis, I'm the crop inputs manager. 15 minutes from the door of my office to the cabin. I've walked out the door from work and been on the water in less than 30 minutes several times this last summer.
Woke up to some bad news this morning. BOP staked failed a function test last night so now we have to plug the well, pull the stack for repairs and re run it. Best case scenario is we are going to be delayed at least 14 days. There goes our completion bonus. Just kissed 6k+ goodbye.
Dang, sorry to hear that.
Serious bummer dude - time to make some adjustments to that winter project list...
you aint lyingQuote:
Originally Posted by bergermaister
RD , I work for Occidental Chemical Co. Safety Facilitator....We are drilling a new deepwell with an oil rig now. New Experiance for me. We produce Chlorine,HCL,Caustic,Chloramethanes, ect....Been there 3 years and like my job... Sorry to hear you lost your bonus, That sucks Have to make that trip to Houston.........Rick
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I am a cube dweller as well. I am in purchasing for a medical company, and specifically purchase for our Anesthesia line. Real passion is my clothing company I am running on the side called Tigatu Clothing Company. I need that to replace this scene soon!
Still don't have any pics. I just recently switched firms and cities. Switched from a cube to sharing an office right now.
Went from a regional CPA firm to a local CPA firm.
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Otherwise in hotel rooms or my home office.
Nice part is my home office can be at house in Atlanta or one at the lake or even on the boat. :)
first class there wolfie??
baller status right there :)
I don't really have any pics right now but I'm a police officer and think I have the greatest job ever. Could be paid more but who couldn't right. I have been on my departments SWAT team for the last 10.5 years and am currently the sniper team leader.
We need to go shootingQuote:
Originally Posted by jpetty3023
This is my team: you want these guys on your side!!
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This is bout 7 years old.
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This is a picture from 2 years ago when my team responded to the shooting on Ft. Hood
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Tomatoes, or cat nip I'm sure!Quote:
Originally Posted by viking