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Life doesn't suck
- Thread starter LJSB
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How did you balance the laptop on your lap,sip and puff?:tongue: It is nice to once and awhile sit back and look beyond the daily grind to apreciate the simple pleasures.
Joe, what are you on vacation now, only working part time, what gives? I'd better give Janet a call and let her know that you're slacking off!:wink:
Joe if its getting slow I still need my AC fixed .... lemme know whens a good time
Bailey, give me a call and we'll set up something when it's good for you.
Amen brother John.
Amen brother John.
Life doesn't suck. It just gives you occasional speed bumps and hills to climb or work you way around. How long that takes can vary, but once you are over it, you are back to staring at clouds with a smile. :biggrin:
I'm about to sit on my back deck after a 14 hour day and try a CAO mx2 (I'm on a 'trying as many types of cigars as I can' kick) with my nightly chilled Turi. One of these days I'm gonna get a hammock out there and go to sleep.
I have a small deck.:redface:
You should see my deck...it's huge! :wink:
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Ok here we go with the deck story.
Back when I was 18 I was friends with this guy who had a really nice place on the cliff of the lake with a huge deck that over hung the lake. There was this long set of stairs that went all the way down to the shore. This guy was a bit older then us and he threw parties all the time at his house, I think so he could get his groove on with all the girls we hung around with. Anyways, one night he had a party, larger than normal. Lot's of people there in the house and on the deck. The deck was huge. I walked back in the house to get another beer and as my foot hit the floor in the house I felt the deck separate from the house under my other foot. I turned to look and watched the deck crash about 30 feet into the water below with about 50 people on it. Lot's of injuries and broken bones.
Back when I was 18 I was friends with this guy who had a really nice place on the cliff of the lake with a huge deck that over hung the lake. There was this long set of stairs that went all the way down to the shore. This guy was a bit older then us and he threw parties all the time at his house, I think so he could get his groove on with all the girls we hung around with. Anyways, one night he had a party, larger than normal. Lot's of people there in the house and on the deck. The deck was huge. I walked back in the house to get another beer and as my foot hit the floor in the house I felt the deck separate from the house under my other foot. I turned to look and watched the deck crash about 30 feet into the water below with about 50 people on it. Lot's of injuries and broken bones.
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Agree... do it as often as possible.
Life's too short to sweat the small stuff, and no matter how tough it seems, things could definitely be far worse...
