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QuoteI probably have you beat by a few. But that doesn't really say anything about how tough I am or am not. It just shows how many more times I was pushed too far by somebody that was not hiding behind a keyboard.
So, you lose your temper a little too quickly...I would have never guessed
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QuoteQuoteI probably have you beat by a few. But that doesn't really say anything about how tough I am or am not. It just shows how many more times I was pushed too far by somebody that was not hiding behind a keyboard.
So, you lose your temper a little too quickly...I would have never guessed
Didn't say that, I just said more often the Bill Von.
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If I could make a wish, I think I'd pass.
Can't think of anything I need
No cigarettes, no sleep, no light, no sound.
Nothing to eat, no books to read.
Can't think of anything I need
No cigarettes, no sleep, no light, no sound.
Nothing to eat, no books to read.
billvon 2,991
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>If you want to get technical about it, its registered as an F-250.
Ah, OK. So it's registered as an F-250, it's really more like an F-350, and it looks like an F-550. That explains the earlier posts.
>thats an advantage as you can always wear weight. But for some
>of us there is more to life than fall rate.
?? I fall at 125mph with those suits.
>But for some of us there is more to life than fall rate.
Not for me, clearly. Fall rate is it. I'm hopeless if anyone expects me to _do_ anything in freefall.
>My job involves sitting in front of a computer screen and fixing
> million dollar telecom switches remotely. Most of my coe-workers are
> male and manly, and conservative, so that statement makes no
> sense.
What? Pallid geeks wearing pocket protectors sitting behind computer screens are real manly men? Don't you go messing with stereotypes now, or the manly-truck thing might start taking hits!
>I probably have you beat by a few. . . .It just shows how many
>more times I was pushed too far by somebody that was not hiding
> behind a keyboard.
Well, there you go. I was worried that those stereotypes were starting to fail. But as long as you pound people who piss you off, that particular one is safe.
Ah, OK. So it's registered as an F-250, it's really more like an F-350, and it looks like an F-550. That explains the earlier posts.
>thats an advantage as you can always wear weight. But for some
>of us there is more to life than fall rate.
?? I fall at 125mph with those suits.
>But for some of us there is more to life than fall rate.
Not for me, clearly. Fall rate is it. I'm hopeless if anyone expects me to _do_ anything in freefall.
>My job involves sitting in front of a computer screen and fixing
> million dollar telecom switches remotely. Most of my coe-workers are
> male and manly, and conservative, so that statement makes no
> sense.
What? Pallid geeks wearing pocket protectors sitting behind computer screens are real manly men? Don't you go messing with stereotypes now, or the manly-truck thing might start taking hits!
>I probably have you beat by a few. . . .It just shows how many
>more times I was pushed too far by somebody that was not hiding
> behind a keyboard.
Well, there you go. I was worried that those stereotypes were starting to fail. But as long as you pound people who piss you off, that particular one is safe.
rehmwa 2
QuoteLook dude, stop trying to spread it around. It was meant to be a slam against one portion of skydivers on DZ.com and you have to go and make it all universial.
but, but, but
{I just post these things for the typical response - "Oh, I'm not saying it doesn't happen in the (insert their favorite party name) BUT the (insert opposite party name) does it SO MUCH WORSE. I mean, when (insert their favorite party name) does it, it's only in defense as THEY did it first and worse. And (insert their favorite party name) doesn't do it nearly as often"}
I get at least three or four of these from both sides. Steel was first, but there's likely more by now.
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Driving is a one dimensional activity - a monkey can do it - being proud of your driving abilities is like being proud of being able to put on pants
All I know is that there is so much manly testosterone around that my Hat can barely block out all the manly energy.
Why yes, my license number is a palindrome. Thank you for noticing.
Steel 0
Quote>If you want to get technical about it, its registered as an F-250.
Ah, OK. So it's registered as an F-250, it's really more like an F-350, and it looks like an F-550. That explains the earlier posts.
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Unless you want to get rid of your wussy mobile, and are looking for advice, I don't see the point of carrying on about my truck.
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>thats an advantage as you can always wear weight. But for some
>of us there is more to life than fall rate.
?? I fall at 125mph with those suits.
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I haven't tested my fall rate, but if I was to get I would probably put it closer to 140.
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>But for some of us there is more to life than fall rate.
Not for me, clearly. Fall rate is it. I'm hopeless if anyone expects me to _do_ anything in freefall.
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I meant it more in the general sense as there is more to life than skydiving. Actually if you can't control your fallrate in relative work you are useless.
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>My job involves sitting in front of a computer screen and fixing
> million dollar telecom switches remotely. Most of my coe-workers are
> male and manly, and conservative, so that statement makes no
> sense.
What? Pallid geeks wearing pocket protectors sitting behind computer screens are real manly men? Don't you go messing with stereotypes now, or the manly-truck thing might start taking hits!
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If you looked outside in the Nortel parking lot, you would be surprised how many F-250's and F-350's, you would see. If anything the F-series is among the most popular vehicle here. It seems like you are the one with the stereotypes mixed up.
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>I probably have you beat by a few. . . .It just shows how many
>more times I was pushed too far by somebody that was not hiding
> behind a keyboard.
Well, there you go. I was worried that those stereotypes were starting to fail. But as long as you pound people who piss you off, that particular one is safe.
If I pounded somebody, it would only be if I thought that was the best course of action and that I could get away with it. I don't pitty the stupid who don't know when to shut up, but I am not stupid enough to let my anger toward anybody affect my future.
If I could make a wish, I think I'd pass.
Can't think of anything I need
No cigarettes, no sleep, no light, no sound.
Nothing to eat, no books to read.
Can't think of anything I need
No cigarettes, no sleep, no light, no sound.
Nothing to eat, no books to read.
avenfoto 0
QuoteMy job involves sitting in front of a computer screen and fixing million dollar telecom switches
well it just keeps on getting better....
btw... like my new truck? its pussy pink, and a f650 at that, and as soon as i bought it my penis size went through the roof!
avenfoto 0
QuoteAll I know is that there is so much manly testosterone around that my Hat can barely block out all the manly energy.
i still want one of those sweet-ass hats....
Steel 0
QuoteQuoteMy job involves sitting in front of a computer screen and fixing million dollar telecom switches
well it just keeps on getting better....
btw... like my new truck? its pussy pink, and a f650 at that, and as soon as i bought it my penis size went through the roof!
thanks for that laugh. I got to admit I don't think much of you but I give you credit that was funny. Ok you are allowed in the disscusion.
If I could make a wish, I think I'd pass.
Can't think of anything I need
No cigarettes, no sleep, no light, no sound.
Nothing to eat, no books to read.
Can't think of anything I need
No cigarettes, no sleep, no light, no sound.
Nothing to eat, no books to read.
rehmwa 2
QuoteAll I know is that there is so much manly testosterone around that my Hat can barely block out all the manly energy.
Don't underestimate the hat - If it can handle a few 'ZINGERS', then it can handle a few 'zingers'
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Driving is a one dimensional activity - a monkey can do it - being proud of your driving abilities is like being proud of being able to put on pants
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I probably have you beat by a few. But that doesn't really say anything about how tough I am or am not. It just shows how many more times I was pushed too far by somebody that was not hiding behind a keyboard.
Can't think of anything I need
No cigarettes, no sleep, no light, no sound.
Nothing to eat, no books to read.
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