What are you guys doing right now?

Started by thedark123 · 30 Aug 2005 · 25,901 replies

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4 Jan 2007, 12:36 #16521
bmwracer wrote:
Or discipline.

*** Whack!!! ***


LOL! You should have seen my kids' faces when I told them that, technically, I'm allowed to hit them. :rofl:

@A-Otosan: Totally! I guess that's why I never went into bio, which was actually where I got the highest marks in school. :sweat:
4 Jan 2007, 12:36 #16522
Anime Dad wrote:Sorry: Engineering-trained here - perfect circles are necessary for engineering drawings :beaten:

That's why there's CAD/CAE programs. :victory: :mrgreen:
4 Jan 2007, 12:38 #16523
On Topic: Alrighty, I'm officially off to watch Beautiful Life. >>pulls blanket around tighter<< Shhhhhh...
4 Jan 2007, 12:41 #16524
bmwracer wrote:
That's why there's CAD/CAE programs. :victory: :mrgreen:


Not when I did my training! There wasn't even personal computers back then.
4 Jan 2007, 12:41 #16525
Wynter wrote:On Topic: Alrighty, I'm officially off to watch Beautiful Life. >>pulls blanket around tighter<< Shhhhhh...


Nighty Night Wyn-chan :)
4 Jan 2007, 12:42 #16526
Anime Dad wrote:Not when I did my training! There wasn't even personal computers back then.

Same here: when I was in college we were using punched cards, batch processing, and teletype machines. :sweat:
4 Jan 2007, 12:47 #16527
bmwracer wrote:
Same here: when I was in college we were using punched cards, batch processing, and teletype machines. :sweat:


I did a computer programming course about a year after finishing: They were still using punch cards for RPG programming, but terminals for Cobol, Fortran and Basic. With 8" floppy disc drives :P

I wish i'd kept on with Cobol - a friend of mine gets paid big bucks to maintain Cobol programs that are STILL running.
4 Jan 2007, 12:51 #16528
Anime Dad wrote:I did a computer programming course about a year after finishing: They were still using punch cards for RPG programming, but terminals for Cobol, Fortran and Basic. With 8" floppy disc drives :P

LOL.

A year after I was done with my programming class, they switched over to DECWriters and VT100 terminals... And now they're gone as well. :hehe:
4 Jan 2007, 14:36 #16529
watching the Daily Show
4 Jan 2007, 15:47 #16530
going to play a little bit more game before going to sleep.
4 Jan 2007, 23:00 #16531
Deleting cellphone spam from the Buy, Sell, Trade forum.
4 Jan 2007, 23:42 #16532
Changing my phone plan to a better INternational Plan. :victory:

My cell service was charging an arm and a leg. :bleh:
5 Jan 2007, 01:43 #16533
Posting here while waiting for my parents and uncle to leave so I can continue watching Beautiful Life. I should be writing up the exams for my kids, but since when do avoid procrastination. :hehe:
5 Jan 2007, 03:52 #16534
Wynter wrote:Posting here while waiting for my parents and uncle to leave so I can continue watching Beautiful Life. I should be writing up the exams for my kids, but since when do avoid procrastination. :hehe:

"but since when do avoid procrastination"

Is that a sentence??
5 Jan 2007, 05:48 #16535
bmwracer wrote:
"but since when do avoid procrastination"

Is that a sentence??
Can't find the translation anywhere in my Canadian <> English dictionary :headscratch: [/list:u]
5 Jan 2007, 05:51 #16536
gaijin mark wrote: Can't find the translation anywhere in my Canadian <> English dictionary :headscratch: [/list:u]

I musta played hooky that semester of English. :beaten:
5 Jan 2007, 08:42 #16537
Home now.... Writing a check for my mortgage. :sweat:
5 Jan 2007, 09:05 #16538
bmwracer wrote:Home now.... Writing a check for my mortgage. :sweat:


If you lived in Texas your life would be miserable. But you wouldn't have to write out mortgage checks.
5 Jan 2007, 09:31 #16539
Hanzo21 wrote:
lived in Texas
The ultimate oxymoron :banghead: [/list:u]
5 Jan 2007, 11:35 #16540
hearing the rain drops....light rain falling now

just sitting infront of my computer, and doing this...posting, and daydreaming, or should i say nightdreaming.....about nothing.

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