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You clearly have no understanding of the nature of addiction. RobDog would mainline mustangs if he could.Quote:
Quit buying Mustangs
Never! :lol: Without a Mustang there is no life.Quote:
Originally Posted by homer13j
Naw, I dont want to ever sell one. You pay interest on the loan, they decrease in value over teh years (usually with any car) and if I dont sell the I dont lose any money :DQuote:
Originally Posted by dee-u
Thanks for the early bd. :thumb:
Dont tell me that when I retire I get 70 virgins ha!Quote:
Originally Posted by 3com
Well I do have a side business for mustang parts. Figure when I retire from programming I'll put that into full force and keep the money flowing inQuote:
Originally Posted by FunkyDexter
VB developers don't die... they just GoSub without Return.
-tg
Or they get stuck in an infinite loop
No, you get a 70 year old virgin.Quote:
Originally Posted by RobDog888
http://www.vbforums.com/Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
Forget that I'd rather take 70 non-virgins then :lol:
Of course as a stereotypical computer nerd you'd still be a virgin.Quote:
Originally Posted by RobDog888
I thought you got 70 vegans.
It's 70 V-Gers....
-tg
Or it could be 70 Voltans. Now that would be cool.
Dive, my Hawkmen! DIVE!!!
If I had 70 Voltans I'd certainly feel Blessed.
Or it could be 70 Vogons, but I'm not so sure that would be a good thing.
-tg
In RD's case it would probably be 70 Vegas.
you can call to Wheeler DealersQuote:
Originally Posted by RobDog888
I watch that show lol. The poor guy that has to do all the work and repairs while the other guy just shops for cars and parts.Quote:
Originally Posted by 3com
After the past couple of weeks Im ready to retire seriously but no money :(
Perhaps you could retire flippantly instead.
Whats that?
I don't think I'll make it to 50. Already want to quit professional programming and get into something less stressful.
You could become an international playboy.
Hang out in casinos and get adopted by wealthy widowers.
I hear the pay is pretty good. :cool:
Naw ive got one already and dont like to fly lol
I want to win the Lotto :D so I can sleep in and do nothing for a few years
Mattress tester?
I always thought I'd stop programming when they pry the keyboard out of my cold, dead hands... now, I'll be retiring long before that. I've already started researching other careers based on things I've discovered lately that I enjoy doing... originally I had thought about a dog rescue (breed specific) but now I'm thinking about getting into training. Less stressful than a rescue, easier to manage, and just as rewarding.Quote:
Originally Posted by RobDog888
-tg
Introduce yourself into the game's universe, it's a good hobby, and people dedicate to, they are winning pretty money.Quote:
Originally Posted by RobDog888
Still, you can sell your mustang and you can retire here in my country and do nothing for the rest of your life! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by RobDog888
That is what other foreigners do since $1 = Php43 here! :thumb:
Is it true that you eat dogs out there? I don't think he would like his dog to be eaten :)
Actually please someone take him. He has to go as hes too ruff with my grandson and a potential risk. Grandson will always win over dog. Dog is 13 now and that's 91 years old. He has arthritis in his back legs, occasionally falls down but when the mail man comes by hes on the attack lol
Okay, just to give me an idea. What will Php43 buy you there?Quote:
Originally Posted by dee-u
Php43 == ASPNET21
Okay, that's it, talking about your dog in this manner! Enough! Bring your dog to the screen to read this.Quote:
Originally Posted by RobDog888
Arrrrff! Aggggrrr! Arf Arf , RobDog aouuuuuuuuu! Aaaarrrrf aaaaaaarggg , Philippines, soup mangeggr mangegrrr arrrggg bau bau bau iii iii iiii fGrrrrafff! Graaarffff! Arggggg(pirate dog)!
Potential risk of what? Sounds like a training issue that should have been dealt with 12+ years ago. I've never met a 13 year-old dog that was "ruff" with anyone. By the time my Irish Setter was that age he slept 23 hours a day and needed help climbing the three steps up to my back porch.Quote:
Originally Posted by RobDog888
And after 13 years you would just dump off your dog like that? That's pretty cold. Dogs are never too old to learn to be gentile. Your grandson will grow like a weed and in the few years or fewer your dog has left he will slow down enough that you will someday wonder why you ever worried about it in the first place. Unless the dog truly is a "potential risk."
You can already have a meal for Php43.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gruff
Yes, we eat dog meat here but it is not my favorite, I've tasted it a few times when in drinking session but then again I don't really drink that much, its been years since I last tasted an alcohol.Quote:
Originally Posted by sapator
What were the dinosaurs really like?
Hes super active when the mailman comes by. Going on attack mode lol. Hes getting cranky in his old age. We had an "incident" the other day with him and my grandson and it scared the hell out of me. My grandson is doing better and cuts/scratches healing up already.Quote:
Originally Posted by homer13j
Ok so I think Im done programming full time professionally. Burnt out and ready to go full time with my composites business, its just more satisfying now. Probably take a part time contract job to fill in the gaps if I need to but still like to do the projects I want to program
Good on you!
What kind of composites?