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Anime Dad wrote:Mr Miyagi avatar hall of fame : http://www.freewebs.com/animedad/ ;)

LOL.

Be wary of going to the well too often, bud. ;)

And so it ends: back to work tomorrow. :bleh: :sweat: :puppydog:

bmwracer wrote:And so it ends: back to work tomorrow. :bleh: :sweat: :puppydog:

Have a good day back tomorrow!

And you guys that went back today... hopefully it was a good one!

It was pretty great here. Showed up for work 2.5 hours late and the boss had left an email to come and see him first thing in the morning. Then.... when wondering what to do, he called. Uh-Oh.

But it was cool. He said that I had one day of unused vacation for 2006 and asked if I wanted it carried over to 2007. Either that or forget about it. So, OK... just add it on to the allocated 2007 vacation time. Embarrassingly, 2006 concluded my 5th full year with that company. Which also means an extra week vacation from now on.

What happen to the good old old days when we could switch jobs every 6 months for a substantial pay-hike? You know, do some design and proof of concept work then hand it over to the regular employees and move on to the next exciting contract.

bmwracer wrote:And so it ends: back to work tomorrow. :bleh: :sweat: :puppydog:

and back to school it is tmrw - hope it'll be an awesome term :woot:

I'd love a new job....... one closer to home..... but I have little chance of getting one that pays as well, and I have too many commitments to take a pay cut :(

Anime Dad wrote:I'd love a new job....... one closer to home..... but I have little chance of getting one that pays as well, and I have too many commitments to take a pay cut :(

stop eating.....

Shindou wrote:and back to school it is tmrw - hope it'll be an awesome term :woot:

Trade??? :beaten: :sweat:

Tu_triky wrote:

stop eating.....

Stop eating? oh god :rofl:

Talk about an inauspicious start of the work year: on the way to work, I ran over some crap from one of those CalTrans construction signs and bent the rim on one of my wheels... If the rim can't be repaired, I'll have to buy a new wheel... :puppydog: :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:Talk about an inauspicious start of the work year: on the way to work, I ran over some crap from one of those CalTrans construction signs and bent the rim on one of my wheels... If the rim can't be repaired, I'll have to buy a new wheel... :puppydog: :sweat:

Wow that sux... :patpat: Maybe it's an omen... >>insert suspenseful music here<<

wondering whether it's allowed or not to make a Ken-chan thread in the discussions on artistes...

he's so cute...

:hehe: dumb question

Wynter wrote:Maybe it's an omen...

That's why I said it was inauspicious... :beaten:

I just saw on the learning channel (TLC) a special where a woman was pregnant for 46 years. :shocked:

Wynter wrote:I just saw on the learning channel (TLC) a special where a woman was pregnant for 46 years. :shocked:

She must be part cicada. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
She must be part cicada. :sweat:

So that's what that high-pitched whistling was. I thought it was my tinnitus :)

bmwracer wrote:
She must be part cicada. :sweat:

The fetus ruptured out from the fallopian tube (where it had planted itself) and attached itself to her stomach. So it began to form OUTSIDE the uterus. With the placenta still attached to the wall of the uterus (or something like that), the baby was able to get its nutrition.

The lady refused to get a C-section, and the baby died in her stomach, or "went to sleep" as she put it. She let it stay there until, 46 years later, she began feeling pain. They than operated. The baby was incased with a hard rock type substance. Cool, eh?

Wynter wrote:The fetus ruptured out from the fallopian tube (where it had planted itself) and attached itself to her stomach. So it began to form OUTSIDE the uterus. With the placenta still attached to the wall of the uterus (or something like that), the baby was able to get its nutrition.

The lady refused to get a C-section, and the baby died in her stomach, or "went to sleep" as she put it. She let it stay there until, 46 years later, she began feeling pain. They than operated. The baby was incased with a hard rock type substance. Cool, eh?

Yikes.

That must've made the Journal of American Science. :bleh:

bmwracer wrote:
Yikes.

That must've made the Journal of American Science. :bleh:

I'm sure there's an article online about it. Lemme check.

Edit: Here we go: article

Wynter wrote:I'm sure there's an article online about it. Lemme check.

That's okay.... It's more info than I need to know. :bleh: