Random Thoughts - Part Deux [NO POLITICS]

[nextcar]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

WHAT'S IN THE BOX

Judging from the facial expression... something on the verge of being uncomfortable!

[krayzie]

You guys must be blind if you don't see that arrow sticking out of the FedEx logo.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by nextcar

Judging from the facial expression... something on the verge of being uncomfortable!

Close:


SIC WILLIE’S B-DAY PRESENT ARRIVES RIGHT ON TIME
FITSNews – September 26, 2007 – In case you’ve never heard the story, Sic Willie’s 94-year old grandmother is pretty much the baddest ass human being alive. Her last car was a red Ford Mustang convertible, and she still cruises around Myrtle Beach in a black Mustang hard-top even though her kids and grandkids wish she wouldn’t drive anymore. She also gets her six beautiful grandbabies anything they want for their birthdays, which is why when Sic Willie asked for Lindsay Lohan this year, it was no problem for his beloved “Grandmama Beach.”
Lohan arrived in Columbia this afternoon via FedEx (pictured, above) and apparently she and the Sic one are already rekindling their relationship.
Sic also received a pipe bomb courtesy of the S.C. General Assembly, some flowers from State Sen. Greg Ryberg‘s wife and a kiss on the lips from S.C. Ports Authority Chairman Bill Stern, which oddly enough he rather enjoyed.

[cjd]

Originally Posted by p1l0t

How bout a Japan girl wit a Candian accent eh?

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Scots accent please...

[p1l0t]

Originally Posted by Ashikabi

I tried "sexy fedex" which wasn't bad but no sexy fedex uniforms

How about some pizza instead? Oh wait wrong thread... or is it?



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[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by cjd

Scottish accent please...

Scot's accent. NEVER say anything referring to the people as "Scottish" to a Scotsman. Many will correct you very quickly (if you can actually understand them)!

[Ultramaroon]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Scot's accent. NEVER say the anything referring to the people as "Scottish" to a Scotsman many will correct you very quickly (if you can actually understand them)!

This makes perfect sense. Thanks!

[p1l0t]

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[cjd]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Scot's accent. NEVER say anything referring to the people as "Scottish" to a Scotsman. Many will correct you very quickly (if you can actually understand them)!

Fixed. Somewhere in my head I knew that, but it's easy to forget. I had Italian wine with supper, so that part of my heritage is winning tonight... and frankly, when it comes to food, I'll probably lean Italian over Scot any day of the week. It's like all those other words that aren't words except big fancy people keep saying it wrong, and no one wants to correct them. Next thing you know, you've said it too.

[ZOMFGAARON]

Originally Posted by Ashikabi

Is yours faster?

Doubt it his is boosted 😩


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[Ashikabi]

Originally Posted by ZOMFGAARON

Doubt it his is boosted 😩


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RIP... that's ok bro, he's probably a douche. And if she's that shallow, you're better off this way. It's good to have you back even though your on the wrong team

[soulreapersteve]

Random thought:

I'm going to seriously look for another job now. Taking that vacation road trip really cleared my mind and now realized its not the technical aspects of this place, its how things are being operated.

No place is perfect but I walked in and within 10 minutes, stress levels started to rise again. Shit's already on wildfire, instead of the usual smoldering embers. Nothing was looked at for hours on end, thus gotta become the cleanup crew as usual.

Plus, I read and heard from veterans becoming complacent somewhere can really degrade your skills in the IT world (depending on what you are doing ofc).

[Teseo]

Originally Posted by soulreapersteve

Random thought:

I'm going to seriously look for another job now. Taking that vacation road trip really cleared my mind and now realized its not the technical aspects of this place, its how things are being operated.

No place is perfect but I walked in and within 10 minutes, stress levels started to rise again. Shit's already on wildfire, instead of the usual smoldering embers. Nothing was looked at for hours on end, thus gotta become the cleanup crew as usual.

Plus, I read and heard from veterans becoming complacent somewhere can really degrade your skills in the IT world (depending on what you are doing ofc).

Man... you are brave. Im stuck at comfort zone. Im considering another job but part time, mainly for need cash to afford hobbies

[soulreapersteve]

Originally Posted by Teseo

Man... you are brave. Im stuck at comfort zone. Im considering another job but part time, mainly for need cash to afford hobbies

I would love to stay here, the money is good but its totally not worth the mental health toll its causing. Working this schedule also doesn't help matters.

Very much enjoyed not being tired all the time while talking and hanging out with the buds for that week I was off.