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13 minutes ago, Macanudo said:
When I was in my early 40's I had that "These guys are old enough to be my kids" moments and started to care a little less. I'm 55 now and it's wont be that long until they could be my grandkids. Now, when one of them does something dumb off the field or on, I just don't let it get to me anymore. Not my rodeo, not my clowns.
I was in Austin on T/W this past week and was in West Campus dropping one of the Macanudo-ettes off at her friend's apartment in West Campus. Damn, I felt really, really old and extremely out of place.
Was at a wedding a few weeks ago. Groom is my son's best friend and grew up in my house. A second son. So I got to be the last "old" invited to have the celebratory cigar at the end. Venue was closed, but we were allowed to stay. Got hit on by a bad ass 35 year old Navajo chick. I did not proceed, should have.
Sometimes I fit in, living in San Marcos I am surrounded by the yutes. But when they start talking about their lives I get lost. Asked the collected 27ish year olds what was the last book they read. Silence. Oh and I have to have an instagram account to see the wedding pictures.
Yeah, I felt out of place.
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1 minute ago, texastough said:
Not to mention Winter Olympics
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No Sun will shine in my day today.
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2 minutes ago, Brisketexan said:
Correct. Engineer, lawyer, doesn’t matter. It’s your deal/bar card. If you’re signing it, you read it. At least the final draft that you sign.For me on development programs I am the final compliance check. So yeah, you fuck up the review the program fails and people don't get the help they need. Have seen it many times.
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3 minutes ago, Hefeweizen said:
No, I’m aware of my responsibility. After an initial review you don’t expect changes to things you didn’t mark. There’s no guarantee if someone is using AI to write that it won’t be different. So yes, if a seventy page report has four or five revisions now I’m going to have to reread every word. Because if there’s one thing AI is known for is a different response each time due to their model.
Yes. You read every draft.
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There has been rather strong language used when communicating Melissa’s impact to Jamaica, and rightfully so.
The National Hurricane Center warned on Saturday, “Melissa is still expected to make landfall in Jamaica as an upper-end Category 4 hurricane, which could be the strongest direct landfall for the island since tropical cyclone record keeping has been made in the Atlantic Basin.”
While Melissa could make landfall as a high-end Category 4 storm or even a Category 5, the practical difference between the two is minimal.
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Just got off a long call with a good friend in Ukraine.
They provide evacuation support for injured civilians and military. Due to their work with military they are going to lose part (a large part) of their funding. If anyone has tree fiddy take a look. Here is their mission statement. I vouch for his group. Fuckers go into harms way around the world. Met them first in Afghanistan.
MOAS has been present in Ukraine since February of 2022 and currently supports over 150 medics and drivers in the field and maintains 52 ambulances in our fleet, MOAS is an established and reputable humanitarian NGO looking for partners to support a high-impact, innovative and situationally unique program that has saved over 78,000 Ukrainian soldiers and treated 30,000 civilians to date.
The changing geopolitical environment, uncertainty around the possibility of conflict resolution and MOAS’ dedication to providing services to both civilians and military personnel have all contributed to an increasingly challenging and restricted funding landscape for MOAS. As a niche, unique and specialized service provider, the cessation of operations would undoubtedly leave a significant a critical gap in the health pipeline in Ukraine, leading to increased mortality for those in desperate need of care.
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53 minutes ago, MissingInAction said:
The irony being they arent qualified for the jobs Indians are being offered.
And still want to hide their identity.
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26 minutes ago, Sbbruin said:
Masterful performance by Yamamoto.
Amazing. Glad he did not pitch that night against the Red Sox!
Yeah, you know, between us watching a game I am 1-0. So suck it!
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@Sbbruin right now
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WTF is this. Fuck it, invade. Send the Jonas Brother to GITMO.
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2 hours ago, atomheartbevo said:
Interesting look back. Amusing to see the same armor being used 45 years later. Maybe even some of the same personnel.
We knew they were going in. Just like we knew they were attacking Ukraine. ya don't move certain equipment unless you plan on needing it.
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Fuck OU
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Wide open.
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9 minutes ago, Jameslaw121 said:
This is me. I never have to actually go to my work, but at least once a week I will go for a few hours because I can't always focus at home. I usually do all the easy stuff at home with the TV going on in the back ground and save the stuff I really need to concentrate on to do at the store.
In my case, I can also get some advice on certain issues from my coworkers, and that is easier to do in person.
Same. When I need to focus I go to a quiet coffee shop and sit outside. A nice coffee, always eye candy, and I focus better.
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Damn he was wide open.
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Sooner woke up.
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9 minutes ago, G650 said:
We keep blowing all these motherfuckers up where the hell I'm supposed to get my drugs at
Just go across into Mexico for some "dental treatment."
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5 minutes ago, NorthLoop said:
So was there actually a tornado near Wimberley last night? SM people are pissed that their fancy new sirens never went off.
Not that I have heard of. And yeah, the sirens never went off.
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3 minutes ago, Leeroy Jenkins said:
I spent half a deployment doing Maritime patrol looking for “Go-fast” boats in the Caribbean and in the Eastern Pacific. You would be surprised how hard they are to find when trying to search a large area. We calling it mowing the lawn. We had a search area and went back and forth. It was miserable.For sure, and TARS does not see that far south.
3 minutes ago, 956 Worldwide said:They’ve built semi-submersibles that will do transatlantic and even South America to Solomon Islands.
Have heard rumors of Brazil to East Africa, which is where a lot of the blow for Europe transits.
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13 minutes ago, Bevo14 said:
Sold. Hire Kiffin and call it a day.
I will start watching FlightRadar.
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1 minute ago, 956 Worldwide said:
Also can be dropped at sea with a beacon and then picked up by a commercial vessel or yacht. Which then might try to go into port or try to get into territorial waters and the then drop again so small vessels that won’t go through customs can do a quick run to pick up. It’s a dynamic, it’s cheaper logistically to do one large shipment but less chance of interdiction to diversify routes.
Don’t get the situation wrong, these strikes are illegal and morally wrong but the boats (and for sure the semi-submersible that had survivors) are carrying drugs.
Yes, that is the reference to off-loading. Hell they will dump them with a buoy to be picked up by a fishing vessel. Sometimes they wash up on US shores, hence cocaine infused alligators.

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nah, technically still married. Don't want that shit to bite me in the ass. Her, yes, but not more BS.
But I will see her at my son's wedding next year, so never give up hope.