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Post by Icctrombone on Jan 31, 2017 13:46:57 GMT -5
What I wouldn't do for a 2 week vacation like that. Though in my case that be a little light on the required amount of adult beverages for two weeks. :-) Cute picture, but didn't they all end up with their loves?
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Post by Deleted on Jan 31, 2017 15:12:49 GMT -5
I just need some boxes so that I don't just have piles of books laying around. Not worried about them matching the ones I have already. Gasp!! Comic boxes that don't match?! Are you okay? I always think that people who don't worry about things matching have something wrong with them. But of course, it's me not you!
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Post by Icctrombone on Jan 31, 2017 15:27:55 GMT -5
I just need some boxes so that I don't just have piles of books laying around. Not worried about them matching the ones I have already. Gasp!! Comic boxes that don't match?! Are you okay? I always think that people who don't worry about things matching have something wrong with them. But of course, it's me not you! Ha ha . The new short boxes are slightly longer , so it's a win.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 31, 2017 15:36:07 GMT -5
I just need some boxes so that I don't just have piles of books laying around. Not worried about them matching the ones I have already. Gasp!! Comic boxes that don't match?! Are you okay? I always think that people who don't worry about things matching have something wrong with them. But of course, it's me not you! I'm just using them as temporary storage and a means to transport my books once I get moved. I'm sure they'll bother me once I have them all lined up pre-move, but not as much as random piles of books taking up all my floorspace.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 31, 2017 23:14:14 GMT -5
Started a semi-major project that will leave the house in a bit of chaos probably until late spring/early summer. My wife has been having trouble with her knee for the past few years but is too stubborn to get surgery just yet, but getting up and down the stairs to our bedroom, which takes up the entire attic level, more than once a day causes a lot of pain in the knee, so we have decided to bring the bedroom downstairs to the main level, which means it will take over the 2 "bedrooms" downstairs which have become the office/studio and the comic room/library. In conjunction we will reclaim the finished room down in the basement that had fallen into disuse and become a storeroom since my brother-in-law last used hte room when he stayed with us for a year and a half out of his financial need a while back (he's been gone a couple of years now and the room just languished. We were planning on getting new windows for the entire house this spring and having all the wiring upgraded to get up to code since it hasn't been done since my wife bout the house over 15 years ago, and as this will cause some of the drywall to need to be replaced and we want to repaint as part of the big switch, the move will have to work in conjunction of the scheduling of those two renovations. I suspect we will be purging a lot of stuff through the process as well, at least a good chunk of books, movies, clothes, etc. that we don't need/don't use/won't revisit, etc. So I am in process of packing up the comic room and moving the stuff out and bringing down the clothes/dressers/etc. from upstairs to make the room usable as a wardrobe of sorts and make stuff accessible for my wife, which means large chunks of my comic will be stacked upstairs mostly inaccessible for a few months. Once I get that set, I'll start to dismantle the office/studio and bring the bed down and set it up in there to create a functional sleeping space, and then start cleaning out the basement storage room and work on that until the windows and wiring is done, and I can start the painting of the three rooms before finally getting them all reset and get everything back to the new status quo. I will need to do much of it on my own (except the windows and wiring, we'll have contractors do that) and work around by schedule at work, so this is going to be a slow process, leaving a lot of stuff feeling a bit chaotic until it gets done. I know I've bitten off more than I can handle, but I need to just take it one thing at a time and make my way through the process. I may not get a lot of reading done over the next few months, and I may post less as my time is spent elsewhere, but I'll till be around and enjoying comics. I got the closet of the comic room cleaned out this weekend so she can hang up all the clothes she needs for work down here and today on my day off started clearing out all the built-in bookcases up in the bedroom that hold her books, and moved them down here so she can start going through and deciding what to keep and what to purge. I moved about half of the short boxes of comics upstairs too (17 short boxes) this weekend and stacked them in the empty closet space I created up there. I sniffed a tear of regret when I packed up all my Howard books this afternoon too, and brought them up to eventually take the place of her books I am moving out of the built-ins. So my honey do list has exploded and grown exponentially, and I am dismantling the rooms I spent the past 2 years setting up, but it is what it is. The new set up will be better, I'll actually have more space, but it's going to be a long road to get there, that's for sure. Wish me luck -M
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Post by BigPapaJoe on Feb 1, 2017 9:04:45 GMT -5
If you could rob a bank knowing full well that you could get away with it without your identity being revealed while also being able to go back to your family and friends would you do it? Let's say the take is 5 million, and you know beforehand beyond a shadow of a doubt that you have 0 risk of being caught and facing prosecution could you go through with it? The only thing stopping you is your moral sense of right and wrong.
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Post by Ish Kabbible on Feb 1, 2017 9:45:27 GMT -5
If you could rob a bank knowing full well that you could get away with it without your identity being revealed while also being able to go back to your family and friends would you do it? Let's say the take is 5 million, and you know beforehand beyond a shadow of a doubt that you have 0 risk of being caught and facing prosecution could you go through with it? The only thing stopping you is your moral sense of right and wrong. In a heartbeat A moral sense of right and wrong never applied to banks themselves
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Post by adamwarlock2099 on Feb 1, 2017 9:55:33 GMT -5
What I wouldn't do for a 2 week vacation like that. Though in my case that be a little light on the required amount of adult beverages for two weeks. :-) I thought of this for some reason. Not entirely relevant, but it is funny. 😸🍷 Love the picture. And as Thompall Glaser sings... "drinking them beers sheddin those tears over a love that's grown cold wastin time your's and mine and wasted time can make a man grow old"
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Post by thwhtguardian on Feb 1, 2017 10:17:12 GMT -5
If you could rob a bank knowing full well that you could get away with it without your identity being revealed while also being able to go back to your family and friends would you do it? Let's say the take is 5 million, and you know beforehand beyond a shadow of a doubt that you have 0 risk of being caught and facing prosecution could you go through with it? The only thing stopping you is your moral sense of right and wrong. In a heartbeat A moral sense of right and wrong never applied to banks themselves Same here, plus the money is insured so it's not like I'd be hurting the people who deposited the money there either.
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Post by Confessor on Feb 1, 2017 10:30:10 GMT -5
If you could rob a bank knowing full well that you could get away with it without your identity being revealed while also being able to go back to your family and friends would you do it? Let's say the take is 5 million, and you know beforehand beyond a shadow of a doubt that you have 0 risk of being caught and facing prosecution could you go through with it? The only thing stopping you is your moral sense of right and wrong. I'd be in and out with the money faster than you could say Bonnie & Clyde!
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Post by Deleted on Feb 1, 2017 10:40:45 GMT -5
If you could rob a bank knowing full well that you could get away with it without your identity being revealed while also being able to go back to your family and friends would you do it? I'd be in and out with the money faster than you could say Bonnie & Clyde! Yep, I'd have no problem in robbing a bank... and I never have any sympathy when one gets robbed, if nobody is hurt.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 1, 2017 11:40:31 GMT -5
My wife works at a bank. She has been there almost twenty years and has experienced several robberies (no one has ever gotten away with it, most are caught within a day). It is a traumatic experience for the employees every time. Even if no one is 'hurt" there is psychological and emotional damage to the employees who are the victims of the robbery. She has seen some have panic attacks as a result, some have had symptoms of PTSD because of the experience etc. The worst was a customer who went into cardiac arrest because of the shock of the event when it happened. So, there is no such thing as a bank robbery where no one gets hurt if there are employees and customers present when you rob the bank.
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Post by The Captain on Feb 1, 2017 12:07:37 GMT -5
If you could rob a bank knowing full well that you could get away with it without your identity being revealed while also being able to go back to your family and friends would you do it? Let's say the take is 5 million, and you know beforehand beyond a shadow of a doubt that you have 0 risk of being caught and facing prosecution could you go through with it? The only thing stopping you is your moral sense of right and wrong. No, but I'm a pretty strong believer in the whole 10 Commandments thing, so "thou shalt not steal" is in play for me on this one.
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Post by Pharozonk on Feb 2, 2017 0:08:05 GMT -5
Man, I'm so sick of filling out internship applications. I've counted my spreadsheet and I've applied for 56 positions in the past few months, from private to public sector, for-profit to nonprofit, paid to unpaid. Just give me a job already, dammit!
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Post by Rob Allen on Feb 2, 2017 13:29:10 GMT -5
Man, I'm so sick of filling out internship applications. I've counted my spreadsheet and I've applied for 56 positions in the past few months, from private to public sector, for-profit to nonprofit, paid to unpaid. Just give me a job already, dammit! Did you apply for any with the company we talked about last year?
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