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Daughter passed her driving test.
Ticked off:
Now worried about her driving solo.
Protip: don't let her drive that car in your avatar solo
Dad's Toy, kids get it when I die.
She's stuck with the mini van for the first year, after that maybe her own car.
I know its cruel, hey, vans were cool when I was a teen. This one does have all windows, no privacy.
So, I saw this sweet Saturn lot on CL for 100 dollars. This is what it had:
Sega Saturn System
3 controllers
memory card
grid runner
frank thomas big hurt baseball
warcraft 2: the dark saga
blast chamber
street fighter alpha 2
nhl all star hokey 98
albert odyssey
virtua fighter 2
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bug too
myst
bug
world series baseball 2
sonic 3d blast
dragon force
contra legacy of war
blackfire
dark savior
quake
doom
shining the holy ark
fifa: road to world cup 98
virtua on
ghen war
wrestlemania the arcade game
resurrection rise 2
gex
hexen
johnny bazookatone
galactic attack
powerslave
madden nfl 97
panzer dragoon
creature shock special edition
street fighter alpha
gungriffon
blazing heroes
last gldiators digital pinball
fighters megamix
nba live 98
astal
virtua fighter 1
Some bastard picked off the nine expensive games right before me, then the seller raised the price to 120. Made me really >:(
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hashiriya1 wrote:All the people who don't use their turn signals. This is a pet peeve of mine, but it agitated me even more today for some reason. Is it really THAT DIFFICULT to use your blinkers when driving?
Duh, they don't know how to refill the blinker fluid. I bet their muffler bearings are shot too.
I had something do both - one of my troublesome sales reps decided to light some candles in her cubicle...yeah. Our office uses a water system for most of the office, but several rooms have FM200 systems. Yeah brilliant idea.
So why does this make me smile? Well one more screwup and she gets the boot.
Two days ago, the company I worked for went boom! I'm not unemployed. First time in my life I've been laid-off, so thought, "What the hell? Let's go get some unemployment." Met up with a few other friends who got laid off for some good cuban food, and went to the Dept. of Labor.
Despite a huge line, I think we were all pleasantly surprised that the experience was rather fast, the people working there were friendly and helpful, and none of the usual dread one faces with bureaucracy were present.
Amongst the group, I'm probably the leftist -- I'm all for government that provides a valuable service and is accountable to the people. The experience, much to my surprise, tempered some of my friends' views. I was prepared to leave with a renewed anarchist spirit. But, similing in retrospect, it was all good.
fastbilly1 wrote:I had something do both - one of my troublesome sales reps decided to light some candles in her cubicle...yeah. Our office uses a water system for most of the office, but several rooms have FM200 systems. Yeah brilliant idea.
So why does this make me smile? Well one more screwup and she gets the boot.
Wouldn't a discharge of the system cost a crapload of money, not to mention disrupting work for a decent amount of time?
But seriously, candles in a business environment? Who would think that's ok?
fastbilly1 wrote:I had something do both - one of my troublesome sales reps decided to light some candles in her cubicle...yeah. Our office uses a water system for most of the office, but several rooms have FM200 systems. Yeah brilliant idea.
So why does this make me smile? Well one more screwup and she gets the boot.
Wouldn't a discharge of the system cost a crapload of money, not to mention disrupting work for a decent amount of time?
But seriously, candles in a business environment? Who would think that's ok?
Reminds me of the car commercial where they put scented, relaxing candles in a car and the camera showed each passenger sleeping. Then the camera showed the driver sleeping.