Have kids they said. It'll be fun they said...Slept like garbage. Today is the boys 6th birthday, so naturally he's been up since 4 am.
That is the primary point of the internetProbably going to look at boxes online all day
Uninformed here, what did you get?Tracking shows the new bike making laps around central PA. Hoping it lands at the shop today.
slept like an overfed baby. sorry.
not this timeYou puked on yourself and shit your pants? Hardcore.
Can't you get half inch board? My baseboards are usually 1x4 (3/4x3.5 for 8ft ceiling) and I just add a 45deg bevel on top for about 3/16 for a less rough look.Here. Thankfully slow work day, which gives me time to catch-up, prep for interview presentation, and do some small misc work around the house.
About 3 boxes worth of flooring still needs to go down, but it also needs to be delivered to acclimate for a few days. Got the dishwasher back in last night, which was a big step to happier Wifey. Can't get range in until I get a new hose, which closest HD doesn't have, nor fridge until I get some 1/4* ply laid down to protect the new floors. Kind of thinking I should hold because the cabinets are getting painted next week and I don't feel like having to pull them out again.
New flooring is just fractionally thinner enough that existing floorboards aren't tall enough to mate with existing silicone line. From a best usage of time (and sanity), I have convinced her to up the size from 4" to 6". She really likes the "modem farmhouse" style (whatever the fuck that means) and taller baseboards falls into that category. I ran the math on it and getting 1*6 pine boards, resawing them to 1/2" thick is ~$.4/ft less expensive than actual baseboards. She likes the slightly rougher look when painted and with near 500' over all three floors, that math adds up. I've started acclimating some boards already, but finding straight boards has proven slightly difficult. I need to call the local lumberyard to see what they have for total length of straight board.
My first samples are usually up by 9amIs it beer time yet?
Gonna crush them Mousies eh!!!Mornin!
Been working too hard recently, I should work on that. OMFG office humor.
Caught 3 more mice yesterday. Up to 7 in the mouse house at the moment.
Contemplating dropping $300 on a used bench vise.
Let me see what I can find...Can't you get half inch board? My baseboards are usually 1x4 (3/4x3.5 for 8ft ceiling) and I just add a 45deg bevel on top for about 3/16 for a less rough look.
how much snow is on your patio furniture?Is this the thread where I report how well or not well I slept last night?
I slept just okay, thanks.
Can we just appreciate when IAB does every day?
Dude gets up and runs/swims/bikes, watches a movie, cleans up cat and dog puke, probably poops and eats a donut before 96.4% of us are even awake. Then goes on to do a full work day. Runs or bikes AGAIN, makes dinner and then gets a 12 hour sleep.
GOALS.
i average about 6 hours of sleep a night, but i spend a few extra hours just laying in bed with crippling anxietyOk, sleep report: I had an average night of sleep, and was up at 5:00 because wife had a ZWIFT meet up to attend and I pedaled alongside her sans Zwift. 75 easy minutes done.
I think that was the GMT from a few days ago? This one seems to be nearly 100% focused on sleep reports.how much snow is on your patio furniture?
Our company has one of those surveys as well. They're fucking retarded because of how they are written. It's 1-10, 5 questions, 4 asking about the service/meeting/rep with one about "how likely are you to recommend xzy company?" You as a rep are rated on that question. 8-10 are +1, 6-7 are 0, <5 are -1 and your score is averaged as a %. I've had people give 10 across the board but have constant issues with some aspect of the company not being me, so that question gets a super low rating. It ends up nuking my rating and part of my comp is based on that. And the best part? Since the majority of our meetings are on recorded lines or WebEx, managers can see if we're telling people 1) the survey is coming and 2) that that question impacts is vs. the rest, which we get in trouble for. FTS.Morning Monkeys.
It's Friday and that's about all there is to it.
So the jackass doing our refi sent a link to lending tree in the event we wanted to leave a review. He also said not to bother if it would be less than 5 stars.
He could have just said "feel free to leave a 2 star review".
About 85% of the surveys I have tried to participate in have been extremely ill written.Our company has one of those surveys as well. They're fucking retarded because of how they are written. It's 1-10, 5 questions, 4 asking about the service/meeting/rep with one about "how likely are you to recommend xzy company?" You as a rep are rated on that question. 8-10 are +1, 6-7 are 0, <5 are -1 and your score is averaged as a %. I've had people give 10 across the board but have constant issues with some aspect of the company not being me, so that question gets a super low rating. It ends up nuking my rating and part of my comp is based on that. And the best part? Since the majority of our meetings are on recorded lines or WebEx, managers can see if we're telling people 1) the survey is coming and 2) that that question impacts is vs. the rest, which we get in trouble for. FTS.
We've all complained about it. The mgmt argument is "well, your interaction, if good enough, should be able to change their mind." No. It won't. Not if you've fuck up someone's financial transaction or their account is down and they want to point a finger, even if they are 100% at fault (very common, actually).About 85% of the surveys I have tried to participate in have been extremely ill written.
I think @Adventurous is going to start kneecapping them, so they can't keep running back to his house so quickly.Gonna crush them Mousies eh!!!
View attachment 157371I think @Adventurous is going to start kneecapping them, so they can't keep running back to his house so quickly.
Your link is bad and you should feel bad.