I get that when I go up to the VA.
>No, I have a lifted Bronco (my recreation is offroading in Nevada). A
>Harley would be nice though, but management would probably object to having
>one in the lobby (although I bet a bunch of the rank-and-file employees
>wouldn't mind...obviously they're not much different than the rest of us.)
The company truck is nice. Black (again) Ram, no chrome 'cept the wheels,
tinted. The cycle at least will part outside the front door, but it
wouldn't make the stairs.
>Speaking of which, all this talk about tats, long hair and leather is
>blowing our image! Who would believe we look like that? Only "suits" would
>collectively buy millions of dollars worth of equipment from a vendor. Do
>you think those people at Livingston Credit Corp (or is that Capital Corp?
>I can't remember...I've been telemarketed by so many leasing companies
>lately) know that behind the balance sheets they so carefully study lurk a
>bunch of people who look like bikers and drug dealers? And that they're
>loaning us tens of thousands each? <g>!
>
>What an industry. We're truely blessed!
ROFL! Rather amusing when someone takes a look and expects some brain-dead
hippy and suprize. "What do you do?" "*nix. Networking, etc." "Where?"
"An ISP." "Like AOL?" "NO!" Reminds me when I walked in a store wanted
credit for a new bedroom set and the sales guy said "Let's see what you can
get for credit first." Not a problem.
Maybe some day I'd like to walk in a Porsche dealing and say I'd like
"that" one. Kinda like the guy that won the lottery and still worked, as a
garbageman?!
Those in the back room should be played off as mad scientists.
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Jeff Mountin - System/Network Administrator
jeff@mixcom.net
MIX Communications
Serving the Internet since 1990