Any chance of a severance/buyout? That's the sort of thing a guy dreams of...
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Unfortunately no. I will likely get to keep my company truck though.Any chance of a severance/buyout? That's the sort of thing a guy dreams of...
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Good for you. Probably not the way you envisioned your career ending, but it could be a heck of a lot worse. So long as you've got your health and enough set away to be comfortable, sounds like a win.
couple years back a guy in my department got put on a PIP then submitted his retirement the next day
Hannah is at 100%, including the 4 random phone calls between meetings.
Just learned that I am receiving an award from the Chief of Police from one of my cities. He's the only person that can give it out, so don't get butt hurt. It's very rarely given away, only provided to people who "have provide a great value to the city and community". Apparently I do good for the city and it's employees. I better get a raise for this shit.
Just learned that I am receiving an award from the Chief of Police from one of my cities. He's the only person that can give it out, so don't get butt hurt. It's very rarely given away, only provided to people who "have provide a great value to the city and community". Apparently I do good for the city and it's employees.
I better get a raise for this shit.
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Congratulations!
Receiving a reward is an acknowledgement that you deserve as raise, but will not be receiving one. But hey, at least you'll have a plaque to display proudly
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I actually envisioned going out on bad terms and being chased out the door by the owner after I told him he runs the company like a complete ass and our operations manager is a cocksucker that treats people like shit and lies to make himself look good. So this is probably good.
It didn't work for George Costanza. Why do you think that will work for you? Have you considered dropping a huge ball of oil from a high place instead?
in all honesty, the dude was coasting to retirement and was never the most proficient in the first place.YouTube
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are you the neighborhood Karen/narc, or is this work related?Just learned that I am receiving an award from the Chief of Police from one of my cities. He's the only person that can give it out, so don't get butt hurt. It's very rarely given away, only provided to people who "have provide a great value to the city and community". Apparently I do good for the city and it's employees.
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Congratulations! Excellent news.
I mostly like what I do, so I could cope, but I still want to retire ASAP.
A rider parked next to me at a trailhead recently bragged about retiring from the school system, asked me if was retired yet, then repeated the meme about how no one ever says they wished they had worked more. I told him what I did, and said that there is no way I will ever get enough work done, not possible in one lifetime as an artist.
He also wore bibs, was on a 29r single-speed, talked about racing against some fast dudes in the over 50 class, used the term "druggies' and blamed the current administration for a plethora of issues. I kept trying to prolong gearing up so he would leave, but he started doing laps in the parking lot while telling me all this. I think he expected me to chase him because he waited until I was ready to roll. I did not, was pulled off the trail for a safety break 2 minutes into it. Never saw Mr. Intense again.
Bought a new fly rod tonight, It has quicker action than my current small stream 3 wt so it should be better with the dry flies https://www.moonshinerods.com/products/the-drifter-ii-3wt-76?variant=41654377185442¤cy=USD&utm_medium=product_sync&utm_source=google&utm_content=sag_organic&utm_campaign=sag_organic&gclid=Cj0KCQiAkMGcBhCSARIsAIW6d0BTdCG4km60Jb6XeOIWicjFFebiUtQj6zMLN5rukBN5IR4Tp9NY7NcaAsvJEALw_wcB
How about an acetylene torch?
Don't kid yourself. I'm 66 and I do tons of fun shit. It may be different than what I did at 30 but I am having a ball, riding , Kayaking, traveling, fly fishing, back packing. I won't stop fucking around until they toss dirt on top of me. You have to grow old but you sure as fuck don't have to grow up and as people who don't do shit like to say "act your age"
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Sideways snowshoeing so you can pack the whole trail down is hard core :0
I was wondering how much work it'd take to pack in my local XC ski loop down by the river at the shitbox in Idahoozle for fat biking (3 ish miles and 240" freshies/yr) and decided it's not worth it when I have "groomed" fatbiking at Harriman 20 mins drive away.
I was wondering how much work it'd take to pack in my local XC ski loop down by the river at the shitbox in Idahoozle for fat biking (3 ish miles and 240" freshies/yr) and decided it's not worth it when I have "groomed" fatbiking at Harriman 20 mins drive away.
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3 snowshoe “widths” is pretty close to optimal, but turns need to be wider. The rear tire cuts inside of the front and you need extra space. The sideways was against where i backfilled outside of the trail, giving it some berm slope to help with the turn.
The real wide one above is a climb, so i went over that a bunch of times to get it more packed and wider so it doesnt rut out easily.
The real wide one above is a climb, so i went over that a bunch of times to get it more packed and wider so it doesnt rut out easily.
jesus fuck, dude...
With or without rim?
Electrician said it was wired wonky. It's also a hella cheap outlet that is 22 years old. He replaced both garage outlets.
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That doesn't pack trails. On the slightest off-camber stuff, tires and sleds just slide right off the trail. Making a tight twisty trail sustainable over the winter takes some work, berming, filling holes, making it wide enough, reinforcing the sides (the weakest part), etc. It's still a fraction of the man-hours of summer trail building. There are a few people that insist on dragging tires and sleds, but it really doesn't do much of anything useful for setting a trail. XC skis have a lot of compaction and while relatively skinny, are quite helpful.