What did you accomplish today?

I did not accomplish chopping my flower table. It's 114 here. I have to flip the next table Monday. But it's only 10 plants and they are seeded. So I can just chop the large fan leaves and put the rest in pans to dry to dust for seed extraction and then give to cn for oil, procrastination justification #1
 
Well went to the grocery store got stuff for around the house, while I was I the munchies hit...so I pickup a tub of brabacoa and a slab of pork ribs. Came home one of my clients was waiting for me, he helped me unload my truck with the groceries. He bought 4 baby girls for himself and a little space tomato, which is cool now I can pay for my electric bill...he also gave me an offer on the experiment I was surprised about the amount..... :shock: :o

Well off for a cold beer and some space tomatoes, it's 103 today....
 
Singlemalt said:
Any particular reason for that, were they displeased with you?
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I retired from GM a few years ago. The standard procedure if you gave notice of quitting, was that you got marched out by security immediately. You could not even go back to your desk. Your supervisor was responsible for cleaning out your desk, and fedexing the contents to you. Some supervisors were real pricks, they kept everything that they could, just out of spite. It got to the point pretty quickly, that nobody gave notice until the last minute. I’ve heard this is standard procedure for most corporations now. You could be a outstanding engineer, but if you quit, you were garbage immediately. The only reference they would give out was employment dates, nothing else. If you think these companies care about you, you’re sadly mistaken.
 
Bubbas.dad1 said:
I retired from GM a few years ago. The standard procedure if you gave notice of quitting, was that you got marched out by security immediately. You could not even go back to your desk. Your supervisor was responsible for cleaning out your desk, and fedexing the contents to you. Some supervisors were real pricks, they kept everything that they could, just out of spite. It got to the point pretty quickly, that nobody gave notice until the last minute. I’ve heard this is standard procedure for most corporations now. You could be a outstanding engineer, but if you quit, you were garbage immediately. The only reference they would give out was employment dates, nothing else. If you think these companies care about you, you’re sadly mistaken.
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Mohican said:
Can you eat bear meat? Is the pelt useable?
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Bear is definitely eatable though if they have access to salmon it makes the meat stink thus in eatable (sp?), the pelt however is usable but at this time of year they will look like shit as they just finished shedding the winter coat & will likely have thin/bald in spots.

lokie said:
Why not relocate them?
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It cost's too much & they will enevitably repeat the behavior they have already been rewarded for.
 
GreatwhiteNorth said:
Bear is definitely eatable though if they have access to salmon it makes the meat stink thus in eatable (sp?), the pelt however is usable but at this time of year they will look like shit as they just finished shedding the winter coat & will likely have thin/bald in spots.



It cost's too much & they will enevitably repeat the behavior they have already been rewarded for.
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I feel a little dirty after reading this.
 
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