mookie1995
there's a good buck in that racket.
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift
i gets vacation!!!
(ie, paid to not show up! 
)
i gets vacation!!!
(ie, paid to not show up! )
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Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift
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Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift
You mean like how how Edward Norton's charactor in Fight Club was paid to not show up??
Grrrrrr..... is there nothing worse than a paper cut? I got one right now on the finger pad of my right middle finger. can feel it everytime I type i, k, or ,. Sucks.
Buzz was robbed!!!!He was on Dancing With the Stars too, wasn't he?
Evening, Lodge.
i gets vacation!!!
You mean like how how Edward Norton's charactor in Fight Club was paid to not show up??
Grrrrrr..... is there nothing worse than a paper cut? I got one right now on the finger pad of my right middle finger. can feel it everytime I type i, k, or ,. Sucks.
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift
Well, to be honest, ever since I lived in a place that was at least 40 minute commute from work at best (this was around 15 years ago or so), I made it a point to be near where I work. My longest commute since then was 15 minutes, my shortest has been about 3-4 minutes.
Secondly, my old car (The Blue Torpedo, a Chevy Corsica) was broken into and the dashboard was beyond kaput, except to a mechanic nut. And it happened in early Sept, so with winter coming up, I kinda needed a car with heat/etc. Like, immediately.
Lastly, one of my buddies pretty much told me, "If you can afford, why the *ing doubts? Just buy one."
So I did. If I lived farther away from work, that would probably have made a difference, though. I mean, as it stands now, in the last 10 years I've put maybe 65K on it.
Well, to be honest, ever since I lived in a place that was at least 40 minute commute from work at best (this was around 15 years ago or so), I made it a point to be near where I work. My longest commute since then was 15 minutes, my shortest has been about 3-4 minutes.
Secondly, my old car (The Blue Torpedo, a Chevy Corsica) was broken into and the dashboard was beyond kaput, except to a mechanic nut. And it happened in early Sept, so with winter coming up, I kinda needed a car with heat/etc. Like, immediately.
Lastly, one of my buddies pretty much told me, "If you can afford, why the *ing doubts? Just buy one."
So I did. If I lived farther away from work, that would probably have made a difference, though. I mean, as it stands now, in the last 10 years I've put maybe 65K on it.
A Shot and a Goal
Hupamone
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Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift
Good evening Lodge.
I just put the inlaws on Craigslist.
Patman
Rodent of Unusual Size
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift
"For sale" or "looking for a good time"?
Good evening Lodge.
I just put the inlaws on Craigslist.
"For sale" or "looking for a good time"?
gmann
Cheer up, the worst is yet to come
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift
I had no idea you are into that kind of stuff. Rep me your cc# and we'll talk.
For an extra $50.00 I can make sure the MIL takes out the dentures.
"looking for a good time"?
I had no idea you are into that kind of stuff. Rep me your cc# and we'll talk.
For an extra $50.00 I can make sure the MIL takes out the dentures.
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Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift
You'll give someone a shiny new nickle to take them?
Good evening Lodge.
I just put the inlaws on Craigslist.
You'll give someone a shiny new nickle to take them?
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift
He'll throw the buyers a TTP.
You'll give someone a shiny new nickle to take them?
He'll throw the buyers a TTP.
MissThundercat
Are the cis okay?
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift
Evening, Lodge. Mom's back to speaking in coherent sentences again after her seizure; they're also going to put her on Depakote (sp?). At any rate, I'm hoping this is the last hospital stay for a very long time.
And I forgot how good a slice of greasy pizza can taste when amongst friends. All part of the "real food" I'm going back to...
Good evening Lodge.
I just put the inlaws on Craigslist.
Evening, Lodge. Mom's back to speaking in coherent sentences again after her seizure; they're also going to put her on Depakote (sp?). At any rate, I'm hoping this is the last hospital stay for a very long time.
And I forgot how good a slice of greasy pizza can taste when amongst friends. All part of the "real food" I'm going back to...
Beer Pong Horn
soldier of fortune
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift
So very true.
Good luck to her! And by "real food" you mean "sandwiches", right?
Also, in regards to tires, I have Michelin LTX/MS tires and love them. Not incredibly aggressive, but they bite snow well and last darn near forever.
Evening, Lodge. Long day at work, but the weather was glorious. Days like today make me wish I didn't have to sometimes wear wool at work.
Beer goes great with this weather.
So very true.
Evening, Lodge. Mom's back to speaking in coherent sentences again after her seizure; they're also going to put her on Depakote (sp?). At any rate, I'm hoping this is the last hospital stay for a very long time.
And I forgot how good a slice of greasy pizza can taste when amongst friends. All part of the "real food" I'm going back to...
Good luck to her! And by "real food" you mean "sandwiches", right?
Also, in regards to tires, I have Michelin LTX/MS tires and love them. Not incredibly aggressive, but they bite snow well and last darn near forever.
Evening, Lodge. Long day at work, but the weather was glorious. Days like today make me wish I didn't have to sometimes wear wool at work.
Ralph Baer
Let's Go 'Tute!
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift
Bye, thread.
Bye, thread.
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift
I loved them in My Cousin Vinny.
What a great evening, bugged out of work a little early and watched a friend's son's HS ball game.
I loved them in My Cousin Vinny.
What a great evening, bugged out of work a little early and watched a friend's son's HS ball game.
leswp1
Well-known member
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift
Heh about the gII. Glad about gILittle g is doing great and thanks for asking. He has a great attitude and the smile to prove it. He will be four on Thursday. Where does the time go? (Personally/selfishly his birthday comes with a mixed bag of emotions for me. On one hand it was one of the greatest days of my life but on the other it was one of the worst days of my life. Thinking about that day brings both smiles and tears. Hard to explain.)
I am planning to update his caring bridge site in the next couple days.
Regarding little gII.........he is a pyscho.
will anyone want them??Good evening Lodge.
I just put the inlaws on Craigslist.
EWWWW!I had no idea you are into that kind of stuff. Rep me your cc# and we'll talk.
For an extra $50.00 I can make sure the MIL takes out the dentures.
leswp1
Well-known member
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift
Prayers for your Mum's continued progress, Shirtless
Evening, Lodge. Mom's back to speaking in coherent sentences again after her seizure; they're also going to put her on Depakote (sp?). At any rate, I'm hoping this is the last hospital stay for a very long time.
And I forgot how good a slice of greasy pizza can taste when amongst friends. All part of the "real food" I'm going back to...
Prayers for your Mum's continued progress, Shirtless
legal_hit
How far is heaven?
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift
Bob - home your Mom keeps improving and gets to come home soon!
I've been known to put close to 65k on a car in one year! When I lived in NH, I was working right outside Boston. We didn't want to move and I didn't want to change jobs, so the car suffered. Now my commute is 0. I think I'm putting 100 miles a week on the car. (only because the pizzeria is about 25-30 miles from my house)Well, to be honest, ever since I lived in a place that was at least 40 minute commute from work at best (this was around 15 years ago or so), I made it a point to be near where I work. My longest commute since then was 15 minutes, my shortest has been about 3-4 minutes.
Secondly, my old car (The Blue Torpedo, a Chevy Corsica) was broken into and the dashboard was beyond kaput, except to a mechanic nut. And it happened in early Sept, so with winter coming up, I kinda needed a car with heat/etc. Like, immediately.
Lastly, one of my buddies pretty much told me, "If you can afford, why the *ing doubts? Just buy one."
So I did. If I lived farther away from work, that would probably have made a difference, though. I mean, as it stands now, in the last 10 years I've put maybe 65K on it.
LOL!Good evening Lodge.
I just put the inlaws on Craigslist.
Bob - home your Mom keeps improving and gets to come home soon!
nmupiccdiva
New member
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift
It was pretty much only the lack of bathing suit up there that kept me from finding a beach up there the last two days. I made do with lots of biking and reading outside Flashy's apartment.
I'm glad to hear Little g is doing well, and happy birthday to him!
Aren't you glad I encouraged you there, dear?
Another beach day in Houghton! Yay!
It was pretty much only the lack of bathing suit up there that kept me from finding a beach up there the last two days. I made do with lots of biking and reading outside Flashy's apartment.
Little g is doing great and thanks for asking. He has a great attitude and the smile to prove it. He will be four on Thursday. Where does the time go? (Personally/selfishly his birthday comes with a mixed bag of emotions for me. On one hand it was one of the greatest days of my life but on the other it was one of the worst days of my life. Thinking about that day brings both smiles and tears. Hard to explain.)
I am planning to update his caring bridge site in the next couple days.
Regarding little gII.........he is a pyscho.
I'm glad to hear Little g is doing well, and happy birthday to him!
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