OT: How can you have any pudding if you don't eat your meat?
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So it appears I will be in the States for a week around New Years. I'm going to try to shed some of my 40 before arriving since we're going to be staying with my parents for part of this, which tends to be heavy on the meat-and-stratch end of the meal spectrum. I've basically given up on running. At this altitude, I walk. 
Today's jaunt will be about the height of the Seneca One building (580' down, 580' back), albeit spread out over about 0.7 miles in either direction. The kids want to go along.... 
Today's jaunt will be about the height of the Seneca One building (580' down, 580' back), albeit spread out over about 0.7 miles in either direction. The kids want to go along.... 
Jim Bob
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Knocked a few more things off the wedding planning list over the weekend.
It's going to be nice when this is over and done with.
It's going to be nice when this is over and done with.
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I really did.
That was one thing I never really understood about that line. Pink didn't like meat? The hell was wrong with him?
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Mike McDermott
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Are the holidays over yet?
I used to love the holiday season but the combination of them being over commercialized and working at a location inside a mall it has totally soured me to them this year. I'm sure on the actual days I'll be happy they are here but until then... Bahhumbug.
I used to love the holiday season but the combination of them being over commercialized and working at a location inside a mall it has totally soured me to them this year. I'm sure on the actual days I'll be happy they are here but until then... Bahhumbug.
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Yorkshire pudding is phenomenal.It's actually a trick question because it's Yorkshire pudding.
silverfish
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Oh man, when I worked in retail (at a drugstore), I HATED the holiday season. Halloween not over? Doesn't matter, set up the aisle for Christmas. Christmas just ended? Boom. Easter candy. The worst was I worked that job in high school. So June would roll around, summer vacation, hell yeah! Guess what got set up? Back to school. In June. LAME!
Got a look at an apartment today. Not bad, all things relative (mostly the rent, coming in at $1K/month for me and my prospective roommate). Has two true bedrooms, a small living room that will have to double as a 'dining area'. Kitchen is a joke, probably the size of my cubicle here.
But, I could turn a 90 minute commute into a 15 minute one
Feel my struggle here: http://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/fee/4761331329.html
True story.
I used to think it would be kind of cool working in a mall, but thinking about the congestion at malls during the holiday season is convincing me otherwise.
silverfish
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Yeah can't wait to get told to still come into work tomorrow because work has 2 inches of snow and I have two feet
Jim Bob
RIP RJ
Jim Bob
RIP RJ
Since I've joined the remote work, my attittude on driving in the snow has does a literal 180.
Previously, I took pride in the ability to drive in the snow, and even on treacherous days, I'd make it in.
However, since my current (and, if given the choice, all future) work allows me to work remote, plainly put, if there is a significant degradation of driving conditions, I won't be coming in. Period. Why risk it when there is no reason to other than going to the office?
Also, when you consider my commute currently takes me over and literally through the Poconos and 65 miles each way, pretty much any significant snowfall during the route has the potential to make issues at higher elevations. So, any snow down this way? I'm not coming to the office.
Previously, I took pride in the ability to drive in the snow, and even on treacherous days, I'd make it in.
However, since my current (and, if given the choice, all future) work allows me to work remote, plainly put, if there is a significant degradation of driving conditions, I won't be coming in. Period. Why risk it when there is no reason to other than going to the office?
Also, when you consider my commute currently takes me over and literally through the Poconos and 65 miles each way, pretty much any significant snowfall during the route has the potential to make issues at higher elevations. So, any snow down this way? I'm not coming to the office.
Mike McDermott
blah blah blah
Oh man, when I worked in retail (at a drugstore), I HATED the holiday season. Halloween not over? Doesn't matter, set up the aisle for Christmas. Christmas just ended? Boom. Easter candy. The worst was I worked that job in high school. So June would roll around, summer vacation, hell yeah! Guess what got set up? Back to school. In June. LAME!
Got a look at an apartment today. Not bad, all things relative (mostly the rent, coming in at $1K/month for me and my prospective roommate). Has two true bedrooms, a small living room that will have to double as a 'dining area'. Kitchen is a joke, probably the size of my cubicle here.
But, I could turn a 90 minute commute into a 15 minute one
Feel my struggle here: http://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/fee/4761331329.html
With working in a restaurant I don't have to deal with changes like that but just everything Christmas since the day before Halloween and people being ***holes during holiday shopping has me sounding like a grumpy old man.
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brian_griffin
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I saw you this summer. You are not 40 lbs over where you want to be. (for a short person)
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