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Also, WTF. Child practically potty trained herself in the last week and rode 1/2 mile on her pedal bike last night. Prior to that she hadn't ridden more than 30 yards.
"Is that what you wore to work today?" -My wife looking at my T-shirt and shorts.
Being able to wear a t-shirt everyday for work is vastly underrated.
I built a big project in Cedar City, north of St.G. One of the last trips home, flying out to SLC then CO, they asked if I could stay another night leaving tomorrow. I assumed it would be no problem, but that was the start of a national Mennonite Women's convention or retreat, and there wasn't a room to be had. I had more jokes lined up about churning my butter than I can remember.
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Funny, this made me think.
Spent my whole career changing clothes all day at work, Military and fire both have at least 4 different uniforms and all 4 were frequently used in the same day. In fact, I was in the Army long enough to go through 5 completely different uniform changes.
PT uniform for the mornings, Shorts, running shoes (Both careers)
Daily uniforms were either BDU/ACU (Army) and Casual station uniform attire for fire
Dress uniforms for the military were either class A, B, or C with a Dress Blue option and Fire had 2 levels of dress uniforms
Full battle rattle in the military was all unique gear as were turnouts for fire calls
And then you had MOPP gear for the Army (chemical) and a nomex flight suit suit when in armor
On the fire side, we had hazmat suits as well as wildland gear.
I spent my life hauling around a shit ton of uniforms and gear like the village people
Spent my whole career changing clothes all day at work, Military and fire both have at least 4 different uniforms and all 4 were frequently used in the same day. In fact, I was in the Army long enough to go through 5 completely different uniform changes.
PT uniform for the mornings, Shorts, running shoes (Both careers)
Daily uniforms were either BDU/ACU (Army) and Casual station uniform attire for fire
Dress uniforms for the military were either class A, B, or C with a Dress Blue option and Fire had 2 levels of dress uniforms
Full battle rattle in the military was all unique gear as were turnouts for fire calls
And then you had MOPP gear for the Army (chemical) and a nomex flight suit suit when in armor
On the fire side, we had hazmat suits as well as wildland gear.
I spent my life hauling around a shit ton of uniforms and gear like the village people
Our lab guy wears a collared shirt every day but switches his dress shoes out for slides he wears around the office. I actually thought he wore the slides to work because I've never seen him in shoes, but then I saw the slides under his desk when he wasn't here.
My wife asks if I look the worst in our office and the truth is I don't. Our CTO looks homeless.
you were the hot dog guy?
Had mine for 20 years.
the end is nigh?
I graveled. It was fun, until I got a flat tire. Used my CO2 cartridge then sprinted home. Tire seems to be holding air now, of course.
Dynaplug is my favourite tubeless tyre stabber currently.
Jeezus. Things can't be *that* dire, can they?
Well @SkaredShtles you know how good the MTB scene is in MI, so it's either golf or GRVL riding with occasional GRVL races with @sunringlerider . But he likes to spread his seed around a bit too much for meeting random people from the intarwebnet.
Dark times, dark times indeed.It's not so bad as to need to resort to fuckin' GOLF, man.
have you found a hidey hole man cave in the bowels of general hospital yet?
Thanks. These are stilled t00bed. I suppose now is an opportune time to convert, but was planning on keeping this as a commuter/rough road bike and therefore wanted to avoid tubeless.
I found a refrigerated room with people sleeping inside plastic bags. Gave off some real @Westy basement vibes, but otherwise it was quiet and cozy.
Might need a backup genset for those fridges, not advised to open those when the power goes out
I hate when I get a UPS alert that a package is coming tomorrow and I have no idea what it is. 
not surprised by all those stoned shopping sprees on Lane BryantI hate when I get a UPS alert that a package is coming tomorrow and I have no idea what it is.
Remember these? They're funny.
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Time for him to get some white dress shoes
A local DJ here has one that's pretty funny.Remember these? They're funny.
Bud Light Presents: Real Men of Genius - Volumes 1, 2, and 3 : Anheuser-Busch, Inc. : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
A physical scan and audio rip of all three CD volumes of the Bud Light: Real Men of Genius series of radio commercials.archive.org
