Super fun ride. Slow climb (of course) but we decided that since we were both feeling slow it would be a 'no-walk, no-dab' ride on the lower technical bits. Don't clean something? Back it up and try again. Hands down the longest its ever taken me to get up that 1,600'. Good times.Howdy all. I shall pedal a bike today with @Nick
Gold Bond Blue ftwNeed some talcum powder.
it's gorgeous here now. all the windows are open. come on rain!blissfully, the wind has brought cooler temps, praise his noodliness.
Another example of homeownership FTS. Wife has been wanting the hollywood lights replaced in the bathrooms for about 10 years. Which, on the surface of it, seems should be a pretty straightforward task.I kind of figure it would be easier and less expensive to sell and move, but the wife.......
Just returned from a fact finding/idea hunt at Lowe's.Another example of homeownership FTS. Wife has been wanting the hollywood lights replaced in the bathrooms for about 10 years. Which, on the surface of it, seems should be a pretty straightforward task.
Unfortunately, the original builder's crew was apparently a pack of skilless monkeys.
This is why we can't have nice things.
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I have seen this in a video before...
Didn't we do this equation once before? I feel like someone got a custom title by sleeping with team C, or something.WWRMD?
I have been presented with a situation.
I joined a team (Team A, super cool team, super cool manager) ~6 months ago, in parallel to that on a separate team, Team B (the new hot hotness) was being formed in parallel.
A co-worker of mine from a previous team (not Team A) had joined them, and then a co-worker from Team A had joined Team B.
Now Team A is down from 6 to 4 people, and I have been offered a spot on Team B.
I feel like my departure to Team B would cause things to blackhole behind me, and that I would burn the bridge with manager of Team B.
Thoughts?
was that dr stoney who was in this situation.Didn't we do this equation once before? I feel like someone got a custom title by sleeping with team C, or something.
The answer is leave an upper decker, find new job.
Is this soccer or WC DH?WWRMD?
I have been presented with a situation.
I joined a team (Team A, super cool team, super cool manager) ~6 months ago, in parallel to that on a separate team, Team B (the new hot hotness) was being formed in parallel.
A co-worker of mine from a previous team (not Team A) had joined them, and then a co-worker from Team A had joined Team B.
Now Team A is down from 6 to 4 people, and I have been offered a spot on Team B.
I feel like my departure to Team B would cause things to blackhole behind me, and that I would burn the bridge with manager of Team B.
Thoughts?
I am beat and a half from that. Good times indeed.Super fun ride. Slow climb (of course) but we decided that since we were both feeling slow it would be a 'no-walk, no-dab' ride on the lower technical bits. Don't clean something? Back it up and try again. Hands down the longest its ever taken me to get up that 1,600'. Good times.
So, guy came back, just a little worse for wear.Sent a guy from Dallas out on his first mountain bike ride ever.
He insisted on doing the local 20 mile, 3000 ft ride.
Curious when I will see him back.
Cough it up - somewhere up in Evergreen?I am beat and a half from that. Good times indeed.
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No no. Rancho.Cough it up - somewhere up in Evergreen?
Enjoying the bikers only downhill only segment of Longhorn, in particular. Mmm rocksCough it up - somewhere up in Evergreen?
Take it to WifeHorseMonkey.com, n00B.OK this is awesome, the National Rankings are out. Ruth is #1 as an amateur and ranked #2 in the open against all the pros at 4th Level DressageView attachment 129356 [/ATTACH]
Happy wife lets me buy more Biking, Camping and Fishing gear you twitTake it to WifeHorseMonkey.com, n00B.
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no but its 107, I'm eating BBQ and drinking cold beer sans BVDs under an umbrella in the back yardAnyone else eating fried chicken in their underwear ?
Fuck it's hot.
Start her on the ginSo I went on a beer and gin run.
It's Saturday and you should be riding your bike. Work, teams, managers and all the shit that goes with them are temporary situations that should not fetter your ability to have a life outside of office hours.Thoughts?
Hmmmm... nice wood.
Those aren't wingdings, you have been assimilated into the matrixThis is an impressive display of wingdings. I approve.
Spent the last 10 days in Alaska aka the Motor City. Headed home tomorrow. Gonna be a long travel day.![]()
Sort of. Team A (current) is changing to not benefit me. Team B is under the same management/LOB silo, however mgmt is driving me to go that way because Team C didn't get funded. Team C was never managing a team.was that dr stoney who was in this situation.
I would not be leaving any upperdeckers
The top rack and one of the wheel assemblies on the lower rack in our dishwasher are broken. It works just fine, but this two parts are $250. With Wifey's developer discount, the px difference is so low that it is almost worth just getting a new dishwasher. So damn wasteful.My wife is currently painting the cupboards in our kitchen. I think we will have to replace the range as it's the only remaining appliance that hasn't failed voluntarily.
I hate replacing stuff that isn't broken...
The countertops are the wildcard, though.
Didn't we do this equation once before? I feel like someone got a custom title by sleeping with team C, or something.
The answer is leave an upper decker, find new job.
That was HAB --- Chelsea in Seattle.was that dr stoney who was in this situation.
I would not be leaving any upperdeckers
That is possibly what I'm thinking of. I could have sworn though that someone had a custom title that had the whole "team/person A, B, C" thing worked into it somehow. I've been looking though and can't find it.That was HAB --- Chelsea in Seattle.
quit.WWRMD?
I have been presented with a situation.
I joined a team (Team A, super cool team, super cool manager) ~6 months ago, in parallel to that on a separate team, Team B (the new hot hotness) was being formed in parallel.
A co-worker of mine from a previous team (not Team A) had joined them, and then a co-worker from Team A had joined Team B.
Now Team A is down from 6 to 4 people, and I have been offered a spot on Team B.
I feel like my departure to Team B would cause things to blackhole behind me, and that I would burn the bridge with manager of Team B.
Thoughts?
three stooges level....Unfortunately, the original builder's crew was apparently a pack of skilless monkeys.
This is why we can't have nice things.
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That is possibly what I'm thinking of. I could have sworn though that someone had a custom title that had the whole "team/person A, B, C" thing worked into it somehow. I've been looking though and can't find it.