Yeah it really is a great environment to be around - even the wholesalers that come in are great people. Are you working with a big broker dealer or a firm itself?
You don't happen to be going to Mt. Arlington NJ do you?
Nope. A bit further down south and more to the eastern part of the state. Right by Asbury Park
More clean-cut, with those ginormous Dawson's Creek eyebrows you kids today are so crazy about.
Believe it or not, I was nice to them -- though they seemed a little shell-shocked already. Very defensive about 'not invalidating the New Testament', as though that's a major concern of mine. All I did was answer the door, Zebediah.
We want to be that old couple on the cruise, after retirement, that can say "We have 5 kids, 18 grandkids and 54 great grandkids." I want holidays at our house to be absolutely insane, with kids everywhere.
And it's a great way to buttress your retirement if you do a good job raising them as responsible, productive citizens - kind of like your own personal Ponzi scheme.
Start early, breed often. My grandma had 7 by age 35, then had twins at 36, then had triplets at 37. All in a 600 sq ft house with 1 bathroom.
...You too can do it if you try...
Makes me think of the Tubes song "What do you want from (Live)"
And it's a great way to buttress your retirement if you do a good job raising them as responsible, productive citizens - kind of like your own personal Ponzi scheme.
Start early, breed often. My grandma had 7 by age 35, then had twins at 36, then had triplets at 37. All in a 600 sq ft house with 1 bathroom.
...You too can do it if you try...
Makes me think of the Tubes song "What do you want from (Live)"
My buddy at work has a very practical philosophy on why its good to have a lot of kids.
His saying is "They more kids you have. The more likely one will stick around and wipe your ass when your old"
Maybe I should have put a at the end of my post. With 4 kids I'm spending money like a drunken sailor on shore leave. Except the sailor is spending it on himself.
Ah, ok. My detector ain't exactly at 100%. I've been staying up to late playing Bioshock.
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In case any of you are getting swept up in Presidential politics, a reminder that there is a candidate who not only deserves your vote, but demands it onto pain of death.
Wow I'm gone for 4ish hours and I miss 3 pages of OT talk.
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It should not be 65 freaking degrees out in the 2nd week of January.
I saw at least 10 people out on motorcycles when I was out today and last night.
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I'm waiting for most of my office to bail and head to a golf course.
edit - np: "You Know What You Are" - Ministry
I saw a foursome walking on the Orchard Park Country Club course on my way home today. I'm sure at least a few other courses were open today.
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We want to be that old couple on the cruise, after retirement, that can say "We have 5 kids, 18 grandkids and 54 great grandkids." I want holidays at our house to be absolutely insane, with kids everywhere.
Me and the Mrs want 2... we have 1 (who OMG will be 6 in a month... time has flown by) and we want one more. She wanted 3 when we first got together but I think sanity has set in and she agreed on 2 with me.
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Nope. A bit further down south and more to the eastern part of the state. Right by Asbury Park
Congrats on the job
NP: CCR "Down on the corner"
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Hooey "You just made me do the math and realize that I'm old enough that a girl half my age is legal. Darn you ONG!!!"
Old Navy Goat "Just means that you'll have to hook up with two of them to keep you balanced and equal your age"
Put in a maintenance kit on one printer, listen to another guy complain about his color laser.
Drive 3 hours back to Chicago.
3:00 PM
Nap.
Luckily tomorrows schedule is looking like:
Wake up somewhere between 9-10 AM.
Watch mythbusters, play some Guitar Hero, make fun of my friends who don't work from home, nap, play some more video games, waste time in the OT thread, eat a cookie, nap.
Put in a maintenance kit on one printer, listen to another guy complain about his color laser.
Drive 3 hours back to Chicago.
3:00 PM
Nap.
Luckily tomorrows schedule is looking like:
Wake up somewhere between 9-10 AM.
Watch mythbusters, play some Guitar Hero, make fun of my friends who don't work from home, nap, play some more video games, waste time in the OT thread, eat a cookie, nap.
Note to self -- call Lincoln, Il. user, explain that they have a substandard fuser assembly in their printer and that it's imparitive to have support ASAP. Ask for same tech. Page at midnight.
Note to self -- call Lincoln, Il. user, explain that they have a substandard fuser assembly in their printer and that it's imparitive to have support ASAP. Ask for same tech. Page at midnight.
Note to self: turn off phone. Call user in the morning to remind them they don't have 24 hour support.
Watch mythbusters, play some Guitar Hero, make fun of my friends who don't work from home, nap, play some more video games, waste time in the OT thread, eat a cookie, nap.
You should throw some self-paced trainings in there. This sounds to me like the death of an IT career.
at the end of my post. With 4 kids I'm spending money like a drunken sailor on shore leave. Except the sailor is spending it on himself.
