NSFW: Super Post Whore Thread v2.0

[msharley]

Hey C Man,

Still doing good, man!

Got another 1/4"...

Makes for just over 3/4" of rain, for the weekend!

Later, Mark

 

[kbaxter60]

He may not have achieved perfect coverage, but I would like to buy him a big slice of pie for his effort. Keep up the hard work!

Yep. We got about a half inch and the torrential stuff went south of us. We'll take it!

 

[Coiled]

Hey C Man,

Still doing good, man!

Got another 1/4"...

Makes for just over 3/4" of rain, for the weekend!

Later, Mark

 

[kbaxter60]

Damn the retard I work for. Dam him to hell.

If it helps, many of us have our own retard to deal with.
But damn yours, just the same.

 

[msharley]

If it helps, many of us have our own retard to deal with.
But damn yours, just the same.

 

[Eastexasrick]

Him: Good morning; we need to take HS graduates and train them to be digital literacy consultants to our customers. There’s about four hours in new hire training we can make available.

Me: Boss, what’s the problem?

Him: I told you; our sales and service teams aren’t fluent in digital literacy coaching.

Me: And?

Him: What don’t you understand?

You: Digital literacy for High Schoolers exceeds our legacy staffs' knowledge base. I am going to require the metrics you are leveraging on this so I can champion the project. I will need fine grain data on the client/customer dysfunctional interface to drill down to a sub altitude. We must effectively isolate the sources(s) of the customer digital literacy shortfall.

 

[msharley]

You: Digital literacy for High Schoolers exceeds our legacy staffs' knowledge base. I am going to require the metrics you are leveraging on this so I can champion the project. I will need fine grain data on the client/customer dysfunctional interface to drill down to a sub altitude. We must effectively isolate the sources(s) of the customer digital literacy shortfall.

Yep!

Cain't blind 'em with brilliance?

Baffles them with bull&#*t!

 

[Coiled]

Also Rick:

 

[kbaxter60]

You: Digital literacy for High Schoolers exceeds our legacy staffs' knowledge base. I am going to require the metrics you are leveraging on this so I can champion the project. I will need fine grain data on the client/customer dysfunctional interface to drill down to a sub altitude. We must effectively isolate the sources(s) of the customer digital literacy shortfall.

Nah....flip it.
First define digital literacy.
Then have the HS crew train the legacy staff in an intensive 4 hr role play while simultaneously performing the ropes course.

 

[popsgarland]

Send some of that rain south please!

Working on it. Hang tight..

 

[Moonpie]

Today began like many others have but with one difference.

Today I sent in my retirement paperwork.

The Moonpie has had enough.
TBH I am a little scared. At the same time I am both glad and sad.
First time in almost 50yrs I will be without a job.
So now maybe I’ll have time to hit the range more? I dunno yet.
Last day will be Oct31.
They can have that place.

 

[TxStetson]

Today began like many others have but with one difference.

Today I sent in my retirement paperwork.

The Moonpie has had enough.
TBH I am a little scared. At the same time I am both glad and sad.
First time in almost 50yrs I will be without a job.
So now maybe I’ll have time to hit the range more? I dunno yet.
Last day will be Oct31.
They can have that place.

I’m jealous.

 

[TipBledsoe]

I’m jealous.

Me too!

 

[msharley]

Today began like many others have but with one difference.

Today I sent in my retirement paperwork.

The Moonpie has had enough.
TBH I am a little scared. At the same time I am both glad and sad.
First time in almost 50yrs I will be without a job.
So now maybe I’ll have time to hit the range more? I dunno yet.
Last day will be Oct31.
They can have that place.

Good for you!

I pulled the pin three years ago!

Best move I ever made!!

 

[Coon]

Today began like many others have but with one difference.

Today I sent in my retirement paperwork.

The Moonpie has had enough.
TBH I am a little scared. At the same time I am both glad and sad.
First time in almost 50yrs I will be without a job.
So now maybe I’ll have time to hit the range more? I dunno yet.
Last day will be Oct31.
They can have that place.

Congratulations! I had a hard time pulling the pin when I went also, after 35 years, especially with the uncertainty of not having a job. But I have to agree with msharley, it's the best move I ever made.

 

[popsgarland]

Today began like many others have but with one difference.

Today I sent in my retirement paperwork.

The Moonpie has had enough.
TBH I am a little scared. At the same time I am both glad and sad.
First time in almost 50yrs I will be without a job.
So now maybe I’ll have time to hit the range more? I dunno yet.
Last day will be Oct31.
They can have that place.

I retired 10 years ago. The 1st few years was great doing nothing or anything I wanted to do.
Then it started boring. Doing the same thing day after day, week after week, month after month.
Got to where I got tired of riding my motorcycle, going to the range and just farting around.
Then I started having construction companies calling me to work a project or fix one that was upside down
as the superintendent which lasted 2 - 3 months each. With several months in between them.
This brought in a few dollars and kept me from being sorry I retired.

In other words......you'll love it until you don't. I'm sure you'll find plenty to things to do to keep you occupied.

 

[kbaxter60]

I’m jealous.

Brother, you are not alone.

My window is 7 +/- 2 years.
Hoping it's a minus.

 

[kbaxter60]

I retired 10 years ago. The 1st few years was great doing nothing or anything I wanted to do.
Then it started boring. Doing the same thing day after day, week after week, month after month.
Got to where I got tired of riding my motorcycle, going to the range and just farting around.
Then I started having construction companies calling me to work a project or fix one that was upside down
as the superintendent which lasted 2 - 3 months each. With several months in between them.
This brought in a few dollars and kept me from being sorry I retired.

In other words......you'll love it until you don't. I'm sure you'll find plenty to things to do to keep you occupied.

Glad that it worked out so well for you.
I would like the opportunity to get tired of riding my motorcycle.

Note to self: buy motorcycle.

 

[jrbfishn]

Today began like many others have but with one difference.

Today I sent in my retirement paperwork.

The Moonpie has had enough.
TBH I am a little scared. At the same time I am both glad and sad.
First time in almost 50yrs I will be without a job.
So now maybe I’ll have time to hit the range more? I dunno yet.
Last day will be Oct31.
They can have that place.

Congrats Moonpie!

Sent from my SM-S906U using Tapatalk

 

[msharley]

Glad that it worked out so well for you.
I would like the opportunity to get tired of riding my motorcycle.

Note to self: buy motorcycle.

Get some lessons from the Lady on the second Bike!