Part VI
Hotshot
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From: Sterling Heights,Mi
Yeah.. its funny, because I am to far on the extreme with guys. And that to is just a thing I do.. I caught some new guy here ( upper management ) off guard yesterday.. What do you do? Um, sorry your a wimp...OR oh s*&t.. now what?
I like a nice firm handshake.. I dont normally give it no mind when it is a half hearted back, but I cant stand the guy who "wants a do over he wasnt ready" though.
Smokin
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Yeah.. its funny, because I am to far on the extreme with guys. And that to is just a thing I do.. I caught some new guy here ( upper management ) off guard yesterday.. What do you do? Um, sorry your a wimp...OR oh s*&t.. now what?
I like a nice firm handshake.. I dont normally give it no mind when it is a half hearted back, but I cant stand the guy who "wants a do over he wasnt ready" though.
I like a nice firm handshake.. I dont normally give it no mind when it is a half hearted back, but I cant stand the guy who "wants a do over he wasnt ready" though.
So Pat was this woman the first one you've ever had give you a firm handshake in return?
Another one that bugs me is when I go to shake another woman's hand and she gives me only her fingertips. WTF? Who are you the queen of England?
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Snowboard season cometh..
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From: Gulf Coast of Florida
no, don't think so... when did you send it?
Postmaster
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From: Brinklow Md
The other day, it was about my computer. In a nutshell its working now, dont know what I did or how but it is lol.
My phones been messing up lately, people havent been getting my texts and I havent been getting theres.
My phones been messing up lately, people havent been getting my texts and I havent been getting theres.
Hotshot
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From: Sterling Heights,Mi
Have you guys ever noticed that the limp hand shakers are usually the ones with clammy hands? Ack!
So Pat was this woman the first one you've ever had give you a firm handshake in return?
Another one that bugs me is when I go to shake another woman's hand and she gives me only her fingertips. WTF? Who are you the queen of England?
So Pat was this woman the first one you've ever had give you a firm handshake in return?
Another one that bugs me is when I go to shake another woman's hand and she gives me only her fingertips. WTF? Who are you the queen of England?
For that matter, I was very proud of my Son and Nephew Monday, they kind of pushed their way past me to open a door for a Lady..Poor girl looked like she was into her last month..never mind month, she should have been counting hours before birth.
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Snowboard season cometh..
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From: Gulf Coast of Florida
that's something to be proud of, for sure. Job well done my friend.
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Smokin
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For that matter, I was very proud of my Son and Nephew Monday, they kind of pushed their way past me to open a door for a Lady..Poor girl looked like she was into her last month..never mind month, she should have been counting hours before birth.
..than a doornail.
Fleet Owner
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From: Rio Rico, AZ.
Checking in and checking out.
VERY busy at work today and now I have to go to school to recertify for emission repairs.
A lot of you might think it strange, but I HATE the acedemic part of education.
I'm a "learn by doing" type of person and this class is not my idea of fun.
Simply a great way to get a headache.
VERY busy at work today and now I have to go to school to recertify for emission repairs.
A lot of you might think it strange, but I HATE the acedemic part of education.
I'm a "learn by doing" type of person and this class is not my idea of fun.
Simply a great way to get a headache.
Postmaster
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From: Brinklow Md
Checking in and checking out.
VERY busy at work today and now I have to go to school to recertify for emission repairs.
A lot of you might think it strange, but I HATE the acedemic part of education.
I'm a "learn by doing" type of person and this class is not my idea of fun.
Simply a great way to get a headache.
VERY busy at work today and now I have to go to school to recertify for emission repairs.
A lot of you might think it strange, but I HATE the acedemic part of education.
I'm a "learn by doing" type of person and this class is not my idea of fun.
Simply a great way to get a headache.
I agree with you 100%, Im the same way.
Post Fiend
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From: Wallingford, CT
Built my egg drop box tonight. Should be doing the actual drop in a couple weeks.
I took a cider box (box that'll hold for 1 gallon containers of cider) then suspended a smaller box inside it using bungee cords, wrapped both the inner and outer boxes entirely in duck tape, then filled the inner box up with sand.
The box had to be at least 1.5lbs in total and you can't minimize air resistance. We'll put the egg inside the inside box in the sand. Sand gives us our weight and distributes load across the entire egg very well.
I'm hoping to be able to test it from 50' or so off the manlift tomorrow so I can be positive about it performing well off the school roof.
I took a cider box (box that'll hold for 1 gallon containers of cider) then suspended a smaller box inside it using bungee cords, wrapped both the inner and outer boxes entirely in duck tape, then filled the inner box up with sand.
The box had to be at least 1.5lbs in total and you can't minimize air resistance. We'll put the egg inside the inside box in the sand. Sand gives us our weight and distributes load across the entire egg very well.
I'm hoping to be able to test it from 50' or so off the manlift tomorrow so I can be positive about it performing well off the school roof.
Fleet Owner
Joined: Jun 2004
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From: Rio Rico, AZ.
Built my egg drop box tonight. Should be doing the actual drop in a couple weeks.
I took a cider box (box that'll hold for 1 gallon containers of cider) then suspended a smaller box inside it using bungee cords, wrapped both the inner and outer boxes entirely in duck tape, then filled the inner box up with sand.
The box had to be at least 1.5lbs in total and you can't minimize air resistance. We'll put the egg inside the inside box in the sand. Sand gives us our weight and distributes load across the entire egg very well.
I'm hoping to be able to test it from 50' or so off the manlift tomorrow so I can be positive about it performing well off the school roof.
I took a cider box (box that'll hold for 1 gallon containers of cider) then suspended a smaller box inside it using bungee cords, wrapped both the inner and outer boxes entirely in duck tape, then filled the inner box up with sand.
The box had to be at least 1.5lbs in total and you can't minimize air resistance. We'll put the egg inside the inside box in the sand. Sand gives us our weight and distributes load across the entire egg very well.
I'm hoping to be able to test it from 50' or so off the manlift tomorrow so I can be positive about it performing well off the school roof.
Or packing peanuts?