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#9976
Your cog is slipping.
#9977
Pirate/Smuggler
#9978
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Today I found out that I still need to take a PoliSci class and Health class to qualify for an AA degree. UUUGGGGHH I thought I took care of all the general ed. stuff years ago and I could just get the AA when I finish the welding program. I don't need a lecture on the Constitution and how to put on a condom. The counselor even said these will be equivalent to the courses I took in high school.
I'm graduating in May with my BS in international business... I might just take a p.e. class at the community college next semester just so I can get that AA that I've been wanting for years.
And who uses condoms?
#9981
Calamari Marionette Ph.D
#9983
Calamari Marionette Ph.D
Major shortage, Zero. Real Mexican is pretty much non existent too. There are some nice "Artsy" Mexican restaurants here. They are clean and serve good food. But it isn't what I grew up on in OC, so I mostly cook at home. Sushi aint real here either. There just something wrong with being served sushi by a white dude.
#9984
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Got up early to ride this AM with my roomate -- 50miles within the last 12hours. Oi vey. Felt good though
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Major shortage, Zero. Real Mexican is pretty much non existent too. There are some nice "Artsy" Mexican restaurants here. They are clean and serve good food. But it isn't what I grew up on in OC, so I mostly cook at home. Sushi aint real here either. There just something wrong with being served sushi by a white dude.
Yeah the "artsy" Mexican thing is real popular here right now too. Its kinda weird. But everything in Cleveland basically revolves around fads, and soon die out. LA always had good, cheap taco trucks, that anyone could walk up to and find something familiar and inexpensive. In Cleveland, The first food trucks were gentrified, and expensive. It's like they first serve the hipster/yuppie(people who call Coca Cola in the glass bottle a "Mexicoke") type crowd, while "regular" people are an afterthought. Then the food truck fad will die(here), and they will be gone. Just like Martini Bars. And the dodo bird.
I will say that in Chicago, that chef Rick Bayliss' restaurant called Frontera is pretty good for a guero.
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just bought a cateye velo 7 thing to track my distance when I ride my rollers. Real cheap. hopefully it works.
Also finally started putting into my 401k after being an idiot for 7 years ignoring the fact my company matches up to 4%....... im stupid
Also finally started putting into my 401k after being an idiot for 7 years ignoring the fact my company matches up to 4%....... im stupid
#9991
Pirate/Smuggler
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Did my laundry, cleaned my bike in the bath tub because it was looooong overdue! And of course had to scrub the bathroom afterwards. Blah. Went to the bike shop bought a few things, mainly a tire for the rear wheel. Swapped out the tire and now Im drinking beer! Cheers!
Here she is
Here she is
#9998
I'm usually cranky
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Today I... tried not to overhear the meeting at work where a manager had to tell a very weird coworker that his excessive, nonstop flatulence was a problem. It was one of the few times I've felt truly bad for an authority figure at work - it can't be at all enjoyable lecturing someone on why constantly farting at work is an issue, and that the next time it comes up it'll be documented and sent to the higher ups at corporate.
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Today I... tried not to overhear the meeting at work where a manager had to tell a very weird coworker that his excessive, nonstop flatulence was a problem. It was one of the few times I've felt truly bad for an authority figure at work - it can't be at all enjoyable lecturing someone on why constantly farting at work is an issue, and that the next time it comes up it'll be documented and sent to the higher ups at corporate.