Afternoon.

AZGman wrote:Afternoon.

afternoon, sir.

avosgo wrote:afternoon, sir.

Hiya, a'go!

AZGman wrote:Hiya, a'go!

How goes the battle? Doggy behaving?

avosgo wrote:How goes the battle? Doggy behaving?

I s'pose. Haven't had to beat him today . . . so far.

Did everyone but me know that Jasenko came in third in the last shirt derby?

umm hi all, I'm home. Did I miss much?

KtCallista wrote:umm hi all, I'm home. Did I miss much?

YOU'RE BACK!!!!! Did you have a nice time?

AZGman wrote:I s'pose. Haven't had to beat him today . . . so far.

awww! What kind is he?

avosgo wrote:awww! What kind is he?

C o c k e r Spaniel. (I've never more than swatted his butt . . . spoiled brat!)

(Farging filters.)

KtCallista wrote:umm hi all, I'm home. Did I miss much?

Welcome home!

Not really.

avosgo wrote:YOU'RE BACK!!!!! Did you have a nice time?

Yeah, got to see lots of friends, some I haven't seen in a while, and my sister took a day off so we spent most of a day with her.



PANIC - I just got an email asking for an interview in the town I just left for that job I rushed an ap for (got 95/100 on the exam), the one that would be great two years from now. ... The job up here Orc would like to get doesn't even close until June.

AZGman wrote:C o c k e r Spaniel. (I've never more than swatted his butt . . . spoiled brat!)

(Farging filters.)

Filters=love

I didn't really think that you beat him, just to mention. I've heard that those types of spaniels can have a mean streak and aren't necessarily good with kids - you know much about that?

KtCallista wrote:Yeah, got to see lots of friends, some I haven't seen in a while, and my sister took a day off so we spent most of a day with her.



PANIC - I just got an email asking for an interview in the town I just left for that job I rushed an ap for (got 95/100 on the exam), the one that would be great two years from now. ... The job up here Orc would like to get doesn't even close until June.

Oh my goodness! Nothing can just be simple in life, can it?! That is the job that is in the same town your parents live, yes?

avosgo wrote:Oh my goodness! Nothing can just be simple in life, can it?! That is the job that is in the same town your parents live, yes?

More-or-less, yes.

Today doesn't speak to me...

That's all I have to say...

avosgo wrote:Filters=love

I didn't really think that you beat him, just to mention. I've heard that those types of spaniels can have a mean streak and aren't necessarily good with kids - you know much about that?

Flash will play with anybody . . . after he barks 'em half to death!!

KtCallista wrote:More-or-less, yes.

Have you been able to tell Orc?

irc: we will talk to you today!

G'man: That could be intimidating!

avosgo wrote:Have you been able to tell Orc?

Sure, he's home, he's unemployed.

KtCallista wrote:Sure, he's home, he's unemployed.

Sorry - didn't know if that had happened already.

avosgo wrote:Sorry - didn't know if that had happened already.

Yup, that's why we all went to the wedding, instead of just me and the baby.

KtCallista wrote:Yup, that's why we all went to the wedding, instead of just me and the baby.

Things I miss when I'm gone. Well, did the kids enjoy the wedding?

avosgo wrote:Things I miss when I'm gone. Well, did the kids enjoy the wedding?

Very much so. They liked my old playhouse and the stairs on the shop my dad and I built. (We didn't build the stairs, they're metal, but we built the shop together).

Wedding was short and sweet followed by a BBQ, it took place in the backyard of the house I grew up in.

avosgo wrote:

G'man: That could be intimidating!

Not with his tail nub waggin' a million miles an hour!

KtCallista wrote:Very much so. They liked my old playhouse and the stairs on the shop my dad and I built. (We didn't build the stairs, they're metal, but we built the shop together).

Wedding was short and sweet followed by a BBQ, it took place in the backyard of the house I grew up in.

Aw, that's so awesome! My daughter is always asking me things about when I was little and certain places, so I'm sure they loved it!

AZGman wrote:Not with his tail nub waggin' a million miles an hour!

ok then!

avosgo wrote:ok then!

It'd make my kids nervous, but they really need more time around dogs. This last weekend was good for that too, they spent a day with my sister's dog (a Beagle), and then there was a couple dogs at the wedding too.

HOLY ****, My dad is one lucky spoon!

just got an email from mom. Apparently dad was in a car accident yesterday, rolled his truck in the interstate median. Lucky to be alive, AND HE REFUSED TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL after being pulled out of the wreck! Just wnt to see the chiropracter later that day after he was sure the truck got towed and his work equipment could be loaded into another car to be taken back home.

GAH! What's the point in paying $$$$$$ for his company to have health care coverage if he's not even going to use it!

Turken wrote:HOLY ****, My dad is one lucky spoon!

just got an email from mom. Apparently dad was in a car accident yesterday, rolled his truck in the interstate median. Lucky to be alive, AND HE REFUSED TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL after being pulled out of the wreck! Just wnt to see the chiropracter later that day after he was sure the truck got towed and his work equipment could be loaded into another car to be taken back home.

GAH! What's the point in paying $$$$$$ for his company to have health care coverage if he's not even going to use it!

You're right, he's really lucky. A lot of people like that, either don't want to take the time or don't want to be a bother.

Turken wrote:HOLY ****, My dad is one lucky spoon!

just got an email from mom. Apparently dad was in a car accident yesterday, rolled his truck in the interstate median. Lucky to be alive, AND HE REFUSED TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL after being pulled out of the wreck! Just wnt to see the chiropracter later that day after he was sure the truck got towed and his work equipment could be loaded into another car to be taken back home.

GAH! What's the point in paying $$$$$$ for his company to have health care coverage if he's not even going to use it!

Truck's gonna need a little Bondo!!


Seriously, glad he wasn't hurt!!

What caused it??

avosgo wrote:
irc: we will talk to you today!

Nothing's working. Windows won't let me copy a file (It just "sits" when I try to drag it). All context menus are taking forever to open (even in different apps). My IDE is behaving really strange (it gets tied up in compute loops, so it will just stop responding randomly for a few minutes). And more that I'm not going to discuss publicly...

AZGman wrote:Truck's gonna need a little Bondo!!


Seriously, glad he wasn't hurt!!

What caused it??

It'll buff out.


Glad your dad is ok Turk!

Turken wrote:HOLY ****, My dad is one lucky spoon!

just got an email from mom. Apparently dad was in a car accident yesterday, rolled his truck in the interstate median. Lucky to be alive, AND HE REFUSED TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL after being pulled out of the wreck! Just wnt to see the chiropracter later that day after he was sure the truck got towed and his work equipment could be loaded into another car to be taken back home.

GAH! What's the point in paying $$$$$$ for his company to have health care coverage if he's not even going to use it!

With my husband on the fire dept, we see that a lot! Thank goodness he is ok, but yes - that is scary! Hopefully nothing comes up painwise in the next few days!!!!

cruzer wrote:It'll buff out.


Glad your dad is ok Turk!

//snerk

ircmaxell wrote:Nothing's working. Windows won't let me copy a file (It just "sits" when I try to drag it). All context menus are taking forever to open (even in different apps). My IDE is behaving really strange (it gets tied up in compute loops, so it will just stop responding randomly for a few minutes). And more that I'm not going to discuss publicly...

Sorry to hear that irc! That's just a carpy day! Maybe some of the computer savvy people around here could help get that stuff resolved!?! Is your day at least almost over?

AZGman wrote:Truck's gonna need a little Bondo!!


Seriously, glad he wasn't hurt!!

What caused it??

apparently tried passing a truck while driving on a wet road. knowing dad, probably had the cruise set (just above the speed limit) and possibly drowsy from doing too much work over the weekend. Drifted just off the pavement, jerked the wheel and overcompensated, went off the other side of the road and rolled.

anyway, sounds like he is trying to take it easy for at least a couple days, which is good. also got another one of his typical email forwards in my email, so it sounds like he's mentally normal as well.

anywho. break time is over, back to the meeting. see y'all later.

Turken wrote:HOLY ****, My dad is one lucky spoon!


GAH! What's the point in paying $$$$$$ for his company to have health care coverage if he's not even going to use it!

Um, 'cause he wasn't hurt?
(Thank Goodness)

Turken wrote:apparently tried passing a truck while driving on a wet road. knowing dad, probably had the cruise set (just above the speed limit) and possibly drowsy from doing too much work over the weekend. Drifted just off the pavement, jerked the wheel and overcompensated, went off the other side of the road and rolled.

anyway, sounds like he is trying to take it easy for at least a couple days, which is good. also got another one of his typical email forwards in my email, so it sounds like he's mentally normal as well.

anywho. break time is over, back to the meeting. see y'all later.

Wow! I'm glad your dad is ok. You might encourage him to have a once over with a physician he trusts and respects. My Mom was in a head-on and didn't know her ribs were broken for months, it took longer to heal and there was the chance of her needing to have them rebroken. (It's a very common seat belt injury.)