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Everything posted by Engorgeous George
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For me there are limits. Wifes and children are out of bounds for me, so too grandmothers. Mothers, not so much, but I do understand those comments can be fighting words.
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United Healthcare CEO shot, killed in midtown NYC
Engorgeous George replied to IGotWorms's topic in The Geek Club
Not to me. My casings usually fly away 5 to 8 feet or so to the side. To me it looked like the casing was stovepiped, not kicked out by the extractor. It looked like the gun did not cycle and load the next round. I thought he was knocking the stuck cartridge out and cycling the gun to load his next round. Still, my eyes are not what they once were so I don't dispute your analysis, I merely say that is not how I interpreted his motions. I could well be wrong. -
I have a hard and fast rule to not have hard and fast rules. Even my exceptions have exceptions subject to many codicils.
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Miss Manners Archives | UExpress Unfortunately her archives do not go back to her formative years when she was Howard Stern's dominatrix and an avowed anarchist. Still, i am pretty sure my memory on this is accurate. Her rules, No paper in the upper tank Replace the tank lid Wipe foot prints off the lower bowl. Eating Chili cheesedogs prior to performance only allowed for dogboys who got your girlfriend to cheat with them. Remove all candles and airfresheners from the room on your way out
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United Healthcare CEO shot, killed in midtown NYC
Engorgeous George replied to IGotWorms's topic in The Geek Club
Guy had a bit of difficulty clearing that jam. -
United Healthcare CEO shot, killed in midtown NYC
Engorgeous George replied to IGotWorms's topic in The Geek Club
Imagine a professional using a handgun when some around here insist that Assault Rifles, whatever that may be, are the tool of choice for those in the know who are seeking to kill. Perhaps at least it was an Assault Handgun. I hear he fled using first Assault Sneakers and then an Assault e-bike. -
Arn't you the guy who likes to maintain he keeps discussions about issues rather than personalities, who would never lower himself to ad hominem attacks?
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Pretty sure i read that in a Miss Manners column in the Washington Post. She knows the proper protocol for any occassion. For instance her column on the rules for when one can leave an upper decker was very informative and spot on.
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Because the proper protocol would have been to position the wife so she could give the cuck a reach-around, and he did not do so. Such bad manners are inexcusable.
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Only people who have ignored his 50 year track record.
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A Charles Whitman reference. Nice.
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The most important words uttered of my lifetime
Engorgeous George replied to Mike Honcho's topic in The Geek Club
Do doves cry? Does the Pope sh!t in the woods? Is there really such a thing as a wrong hole? -
Oh I got fairly comfortable with whoring, but I had my limits.
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The most important words uttered of my lifetime
Engorgeous George replied to Mike Honcho's topic in The Geek Club
Just let 'em finish. Maybe he will even bring you a fish after. -
COVID leaked from Wuhan lab, social distancing 'not based on science,' select committee finds
Engorgeous George replied to Maximum Overkill's topic in The Geek Club
That b!tch did not have to say my clothes were tacky and then go out with Jeff Borchardt of all people. -
The most important words uttered of my lifetime
Engorgeous George replied to Mike Honcho's topic in The Geek Club
The most urgent words shouted, notuttered to me were "jalmosdoen goumang!". That is Korean for "Wrong Hole!" -
I can appreciate that. No offense taken that you are passionate about your team.
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65 and I started to notice three years ago and retired 18 months ago. My family has a history so I was monitoring things fairly closely as is my Doctor.
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Well for many years I toed the company line. I gave great service to folks made to look better for my efforts. I was a loyal employee and company man. Still, after decades of being managed by fools with political objectives, after decades of suffering the inefficiencies and foolishness of a large bureaucracy it became increasingly difficult to hold my tongue. My final years I could no longer suffer fools gladly, and due to my finances I did not need to. I take some pleasure in the fact that some of my warning which went unheeded have blown up in the faces of the bosses I left behind. I also take satisfaction in the programs I created and left in place and the acomplishments I achieved. Like many I have a love/hate relationship with my former job. I do note that pain in the ass though I was my last year they keep asking my to come out of retirement for a few major projects they currently have including one rather large laibility matter. I frustrated them, but I was highly successful litigating the type of matter they are currently facing. Unfortunately for them I have relinguished my license as I have some mental deterioration occuring and it would be irresponsible of me to represent clients at this juncture, especially when 8 figures are involved.
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This certainly looked like your year before the injuries on defense piled up. As a Packer fan I feared Hutchinson and Anzalone the most and they are both out though I guess there is some hope for a return late in the playoffs, if they make it that far. I fear Gibbs and St. Brown and LaPorta but in the Lions current state I have some hope for Thursday night. Still the Lions have looked impressive most weeks and if healthy seem like the team to beat. I guess I will be happy for their fans if they win one. Yours has been a long suffering fan base but a fan base which has hung in there regardless, time for some reward, maybe. Also, I would get a kick out of it if the Lions get a Superbowl while the Vikings remain blanked in that game. Good luck on the health front. I know what it is to see promise fade due to injuries, and that really sucks.
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The Lions may be as depleted defensively as they have been in the past 5 years. From that standpoint it is a good time for the Packers to get them. I hope the Packers have a plan for containing Gibbs and for covering Laporta. Sometimes it feels to me that the Packers have not covered a tight end in three decades.
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I stood up and walked out of a DEI training, a mandatory training for every City employee. The trainer who had been paid $100,000.00 to provide15 sessions over a two week period so that all employees could get exposed (Why not only one session and record it I don't know, they wanted the live experience I guess). The training was insultingly rudimentary not to mention derivitive of trainings previously given by H.R. The Trainer was trying to make a point about culteral differences among races and being open and accepting of all. She used a hypothetical to demonstrate her point. Her hypothetical was massively insulting to christians. I am no christian, but I was offended for them. i was not about to listen to that Trainer a minute further. I got up and walked out. She stopped her presentation and asked where I was going. I told her some place I did not have to listen to an overpaid undereducated snake oil sales persons who does not even appreciate the subject upon which they are lecturing. You could have heard a pin drop. For the next several days I had numerous employees come up to me and thank me for what I did. I also note that the Trainer had the rest of her sessions cancelled. Regardless I got written up. I had an official repremand placed in my personnel file by the head of litigation and our operations manager who both found the lecture 'extremely informative and thought provoking".
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I guarantee my father would not do so for me. I guarantee my grandfather would not have for my father. I likely would not do so for my sons. I absolutely would for my daughters.
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I thought you had to pay russian whores extra to not pee on you.
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A nutty coincidence.