strike wolf wrote:Yeah Jonesy. I am pretty sure that buying a house that has room for guests and a garage for cars both of which eventually turn into storage space is part of the American Dream.

I think you're right. I read something about that in The American Dream for Dummies.

My big problem is that there aren't many jobs in my field in my area. So my options are more likely than not to find a job in another area (requiring a move) or going to grad school and hiding from the real world for a few more years (also likely to require a move). But I don't wanna move. :lol ...

Funnily enough, I actually just found an HR job. I will probably hate it and get out as soon as I find a better job but until then I kind of know that having HR experience will probably help me get that better job and it should pay enough that I can move out of my parents' house and everything ...

so today i go meet with the dean to get back into collage thinking i had to take 4 more classes and a gym and he is all like nope one phy ed and any 3 credit class and i get my degree

Hey, congrats! It's always nice when you have less standing in your way than you expected.

thanks yeah!! i can ...

targetman377 wrote:so today i go meet with the dean to get back into collage thinking i had to take 4 more classes and a gym and he is all like nope one phy ed and any 3 credit class and i get my degree

Hey, congrats! It's always nice when you have less standing in your way than you expected.

I'm so confused.

targetman377 wrote:INTERVIEW with muy_thaiguy
If you could live anywhere and in any time where would you live?
The 1980s. The music was awesome! And people still looked where they went instead of focused on their smartphones. Also, no Bieber.

(emphasis added)

I'm "old" ut don't think I started posting here until much later. Always nice to have more people around, though!
I'm always happy when I randomly login to see that there are still people keeping this thread alive.
I think most of the older posters from 2006-2007 that are still around from OT ...

pancakemix wrote:I'm "old" ut don't think I started posting here until much later. Always nice to have more people around, though!

I'm always happy when I randomly login to see that there are still people keeping this thread alive.

Andy, how have you been? Anything stellar happening in your life these days?

Just wanted to pop in and say hello. I see Andy is still around. Anyone else from the original group still stop by often? Glad to see this thread is still alive and on page 1. Hope never dies, apparently.

I'm shamelessly bumping this thread.

Come on, y'all...we need some competition.

For real...I've never been in standstill traffic at 3:15 in the afternoon except for in Atlanta.

Ha...did you know that I absolutely hate HATE hate Atlanta?

Now y'all are making me want to drink, so stop talking about alcohol!

Really? That's kind of cool.

strike wolf wrote:Newsflash. I'm drunk

If this were Facebook, I would "like" this post.

Oh, this is too much.

Disclaimer* No animals were harmed in the making of this thread.

Well I was working hard on them until the fire drill happened and our CLs came into our room. so they barely missed the beer in the fridge. So I decided we couldn't have that happen again so I drank 3 beers and my room mate drank the rest and now I'm too drunk to plot but still sober enough to type ...

Quirk wrote:Here's a pic from a month ago. Quirk Jr wore his Halloween costume for his birthday party.

Now that is cute!

targetman377 wrote:

nagerous wrote:targetman can't dance like me

i hate dancing!!!!! i hate it.

hmm...me thinks that there should be an interesting story behind this.

Now I'm all curious.

I call the girl who shares this apartment with me my roommate, and we do not share a bedroom. I would never call her my "flatmate" because I #1 do not call this apartment a flat and #2 am not from Europe.


Trust me. I'm the last person to ever start using British lingo. But flatmate makes logical ...

Hey, now. No more talking of locking this thread or anything like it.

I call the girl who shares this apartment with me my roommate, and we do not share a bedroom. I would never call her my "flatmate" because I #1 do not call this apartment a flat and #2 am not from Europe.

Congratulations, Strike ...

Shameless BUMP.

strike wolf wrote:Like the new avatar Cahoots.

Thank ya. That's a picture from last year that my sister and I took while intoxicated.