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graywolf624
11-14-2005, 05:59 PM
Drinking my beer.. I just had to celebrate with a post..... No longer on the hook for being outsourced, and now in a brand new career with a nice pay increase....

So here I am.. cranking it to 11 with the metal.. scarying my neighbors and drinking my beer..

Won't you have a beer with me..

gucom
11-14-2005, 06:06 PM
ow cool what u doing then?joy it btw :wink: :drinking:

jon_s
11-14-2005, 06:10 PM
I'll join you:
http://fromto.cc/hosokawa/diary/2004/20040827-london3/g0827215830m.jpg

edit: thats better!!!

graywolf624
11-14-2005, 06:12 PM
Manageing wholesalers and managing inventory levels. Big change from programming.

nthfinity
11-14-2005, 07:27 PM
i'll pick up a 6er in a bit, Congratulations Grey!!!!!

drink and be merry!

(BTW, i love your new avitar, it definately beats not having one 8) )

graywolf624
11-14-2005, 07:50 PM
Thanks.. A friend of mine took the picture. I posted it here before. Now he has a badass job.

gucom
11-14-2005, 07:57 PM
Thanks.. A friend of mine took the picture. I posted it here before. Now he has a badass job.
is he a jet fighter pilot or does he take pics of em? either way, seems pretty cool to me 8) jet fighter pilot especially, one of the alltime best jobs in the world...

nthfinity
11-14-2005, 08:03 PM
Thanks.. A friend of mine took the picture. I posted it here before. Now he has a badass job.
is he a jet fighter pilot or does he take pics of em? either way, seems pretty cool to me 8) jet fighter pilot especially, one of the alltime best jobs in the world...
i definately remember that, but i didnt remember it was your friend, its very good work :)

back when a member of the family was a defence contractor in the aerospace industry, we recieved originals of some photos from such a photographer, they are simply stunning... particulary of some experimental vehciles. its an amazing job... this guy in particular has a lot of his photos on the DFRC websites gallery.... what a job to fly to 90,000 ft. and photograph a pair if blackbirds in flight over the desert :shock:

(im going to do a search for the post... hopefully i can find the hi-res image)

in any case
http://img373.imageshack.us/img373/8803/drinkingwithfriends2vc.th.jpg (http://img373.imageshack.us/my.php?image=drinkingwithfriends2vc.jpg) :wink:

graywolf624
11-14-2005, 08:11 PM
is he a jet fighter pilot or does he take pics of em?
Design software for them.. thats an f/a 22 doing full flare.

dutchmasterflex
11-14-2005, 10:47 PM
good to hear you have not been outsourced... we gotta keep our reputation up there or else everyone will be getting outsourced. i wish i had some beer.

nthfinity
11-14-2005, 10:57 PM
good to hear you have not been outsourced... we gotta keep our reputation up there or else everyone will be getting outsourced. i wish i had some beer.

about a month after being 21, its like you were always 21... just wait for march man...not much longer :lol:

also, if i could give any recomendation to young beer drinkers... dont go cheep :lol: its well worth the taste + the intoxication hehe.... its also a good way to moderate how much you drink

nthfinity
11-14-2005, 11:09 PM
Drinking my beer.. I just had to celebrate with a post..... No longer on the hook for being outsourced, and now in a brand new career with a nice pay increase....

So here I am.. cranking it to 11 with the metal.. scarying my neighbors and drinking my beer..

Won't you have a beer with me..

on my stereo... -60 is the lowest above mute, and 13 is the highest volume... is yours set up similar?

graywolf624
11-15-2005, 10:24 PM
^^No.. Actually I have a trick home theater system from onkyo, prolly the only expensive item I own.

Crank it to 11 comes from spinal tap of course.

nthfinity
11-16-2005, 01:28 AM
^^No.. Actually I have a trick home theater system from onkyo, prolly the only expensive item I own.

Crank it to 11 comes from spinal tap of course.
ah, its been years since ive seen spinal tap... so naturally, i forgot the reference :P

my own stereo is a .06%THD @ full volume Denon Dobly reciever 475 watts... may not be the most powerful stero on the bock, but definately the best sounding one :) it was the first expensive purchase i ever made after my first summer working.

graywolf624
11-16-2005, 11:00 AM
Nice bit of hardware. I've got the 750 onkyo home theater system... Speakers are ok, but receiver unit is supurb.. I'm not an audiophile so as long as its loud and reasonably clear Im happy.