Every week day I check out the GMT thread you are going on about some work drama. There is either a systematic problem at your workplace, or with you. You have control over both.
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Coffee made, took doggos for a poo walk, working from my big comfy red chair. Leaving for Crested Butte later for a weekend bike riding, beer drinking, and hot tub sitting.
Got pizza take-away after riding last night, took it to a tiny new brewery in town. Coda Brewing is probably my new favorite place to drink beers... owner/head brewer Luke is a funny dude running a one-man show for now, he used to play in a band with a mate of mine who beertends at another brewery in town. The beer is fantastic, and the vibe is like the best-kept secret in Golden... it's out of the way and S-M-ALL.
I dig it.
Got pizza take-away after riding last night, took it to a tiny new brewery in town. Coda Brewing is probably my new favorite place to drink beers... owner/head brewer Luke is a funny dude running a one-man show for now, he used to play in a band with a mate of mine who beertends at another brewery in town. The beer is fantastic, and the vibe is like the best-kept secret in Golden... it's out of the way and S-M-ALL.
I dig it.
We could hire a better group. We could have some better corporate policies. I am a focal point for a lot of these issues as a lot of other people's issues come to me and I deal with a lot of other departments which have their own problems. I just vent to you hoodlums.
I was in a meeting this morning and a woman walked in coughing and hacking and sneezing all over the damn place. I asked her if she was sick and she told me she has a bad cold. I waiting a few minutes, said I had to take a call, and left the meeting. I've got my Ironman in a week...I don't need her focking sick germs right now.
Fucking septic at the rental house...will cost around $1000 to get it dug out, new riser installed, and pumped.
My lingering cold has turned into a full I'm fucking sick as shit monster.
Taking tonight off, riding the NyQuil train all day and night.....
Taking tonight off, riding the NyQuil train all day and night.....
You're the one that wanted kids...
I am actually fairly certain it came from work this time....You're the one that wanted kids...
was just thinking the same thing. beer n pizza tonight.I think its beer o-clock.
Was going to message and see if you were getting high this weekend. CB was last week for us.
Knocked some door for Governor candidate in nice part of town, over looking New Life and teh AFA. Went about like I expected. Jesus, are upper middle class white people uptight.
Neck feels sunburned. Contacted realtor, pretty sure we are downtown bound. Beer and chili in the meantime. Coincidence?
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downtown CS or downtown DEN?
COS. I'd have to work three of my jobs to swing downtown DEN.
brought kids and pizza home. going back uptown for a few openings/drinks. not for long tho. le tired.
Storm rolled through. Power is out. I'm out of coffee, and can't buy more since my local shop is also out of power. 
Storm rolled through. Power is out. I'm out of coffee, and can't buy more since my local shop is also out of power.
Probably not same storm, but we had tornado warning here.Storm rolled through. Power is out. I'm out of coffee, and can't buy more since my local shop is also out of power.
One of my crappy plastic lawn chairs is missing.
Funny, we were actually discussing that today.
Rode this evening. Bike is so much more fun now when silent. I shall repeat tomorrow. And the day after tomorrow. Now wonton soup and beers.
Trying to decide where to ride this weekend, mountains will be involved, it just depends where and if a ski lift is required.
Actually, probably same storm. We had a tornado warning too.
Fuck that.
Hitting us in maybe an hour...
Fuck me. Retired, but just spent some hours starting to write a specification...
Went to check on my repair work that I had taped off because is was like oatmeal and needed to dry. And of course some random asshole cut the tape, with a knife. No respect for the gnomes who put in the hours.
laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaameeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
You use oatmeal for trail work? That shit's for eatin', yo!
"like oatmeal"
For someone who relishes every chance they get to catch some bad grammar, your reading comprehension is, as @roflbox so aptly says, "laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaameeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee'".
Please allow me to put it in terms your monocle can see. A tree fell, pulling up a huge chunk of trail-bed with it. We have a lot of red clay in our soil. I benchcut the trail-bed back a foot and a half exposing more red goodness. Being quite wet and gooey, even after tamping, it was like Creme Brulee. A deceptive skin covering a sloppy mess.
Fortunately it dried enough so that there were no six inch deep ruts in the fresh trail. When red clay drys out completely it's like concrete.
The thing that perplexes me the most is that there have been plenty of riders out there after the hurricane, but not many branches and sticks getting moved. So someone would take the time to pull out a knife and cut the tape but not stop to kick a few sticks off the trail. I just don't get that mindset.
Greetings!
Was in a shop in Pemberton earlier and the lady shopkeep called out MTBing in Oregon as not being technical enough for her. Girl must like it rowdy.
Gonna do Whistler village tomorrow as it rained a lot of the day today and will rain again tomorrow. Hopefully the sun comes out on Sunday or Monday so I can get back on two wheels.
Also, turns out Canadians aren’t as friendly as I’ve been lead to believe. Certainly no more so than in Colorado.
Was in a shop in Pemberton earlier and the lady shopkeep called out MTBing in Oregon as not being technical enough for her. Girl must like it rowdy.
Gonna do Whistler village tomorrow as it rained a lot of the day today and will rain again tomorrow. Hopefully the sun comes out on Sunday or Monday so I can get back on two wheels.
Also, turns out Canadians aren’t as friendly as I’ve been lead to believe. Certainly no more so than in Colorado.