In my first job I learned the joys of combining site visits with location-specific lunch spots. I'd always schedule anything in Gray Gables, for example, around lunchtime because the Gray Gables Market had BOMB deli in the back with huge, delicious subs.
Or apparently, even if they are no longer a dues-paying member in good standing.
Like you'd panic sign up for some CM anyway or something.
I think i may not have hit the "close out this CM period" button and that's why I got it.
What do you think is really going on??! Is it a Macy's?!
We have been posting Macy's since 2002
Oh yeah, the largest earthquake ever recorded was in Alaska. Not to mention Alaska is part of the 'ring of fire' that forms the outer perimeter of the Pacific
He was kinda cagey about the whole thing. I think he was taken back that I refused to talk about my old employer and their current business practices. TBH i should drop one on our side of the County that we work in.. that way we can drive everyone to stop driving to the south coast and raid all your tax monies muhahahaha
Concerning deja vu, it seems like I can go years between episodes, but then after having one will turn around and experience back to back instances separated by only days or weeks. Huh, go figure.
Rule #1 with new employees, especially those coming into the workforce right out of college - do not bring/cook/nuke fish or seafood in the office break room or kitchen.
Have tried the Maverik burritos? Breakfast or otherwise? Not bad.
I read somewhere that it means your brain's neurons are just really slapping hard that day so it feels like pre-cognition almost? Does that sound right? Have we had this conversation before?
I think the human brain every once in a while goes into just slightly higher/faster cognition so that we experience this sensation. It's like presque vu, but not quite.
While Slim Jim beef sticks may offer a more mellow and full bodied palate, I find that Old Wisconsin brand beef sticks have the assertive piquant flavor that highway driving demands.Yes! I have indeed sampled many fine Maverik station foodstuffs. I love a good gas station hot case and the Maverik's is top notch.
Of course, if you're a northern Utahn, you've driven to St. George. And everybody who has driven to St. George knows the best gas station hot case in the UNITED STATES of AMERICA is that big station with the statues of elk and stuff in the parking lot on the south side of I-15 just north of Fillmore. It makes me wish I needed to drive to St. George today just so I could stop in Fillmore!
I think with your impressive credentials I can see a bright future vocation for you, ursus. Expressway stop food and culture reviewer! What's the final word on who's got the best roller hot dogs? Check Ursus' column for the answers you seek!
All conversations have always happened before somewhere. Time is an illusion. Your mind is bigger than that.
Over 50 yrs ago as an undergrad my evening snack was a quart of Schlitz and a Slim Jim. I liked to squeeze the Jim end once bitten off to see the grease exude therefrom, just before the next bite.
The closest I came to being a planner was with the Town of Cheektowaga's engineering department as a summer hire. I remember them sending me and another summer hire out on all kinds of boondoggles. The other guy was a year old so he usually drove; one time we checked out the department car (decommissioned police cruiser) and took it out on a new road that was in a phase of construction where it was all loose rocks but they hadn't started paving yet and he tried to max out the car to see how fast it would go. I remember thinking it could end badly but feeling no fear, only exhilaration.
I had tickets to see them live but Kate Pierson got sick and they canceled the show. Still disappointed.
The engineering office was in Cheektowaga Town Hall. If I wanted to be fancy I'd spend $3 at the nearby Forks Hotel for a fried baloney sandwich, chips and a pop.
Obviously has dispute with said locality and was looking for someone to validate his views and/or give him ammunition to argue with them.
The strongest feeling of deja vu I've ever felt was riding in a car with someone near campus when I was in college. I had never been on this particular road previously, but I knew every twist and turn in the road as if I'd driven it a million times. Like... I knew the blind corner left would be followed by a hairpin right and then go up a hill before we entered the blind corner. I'd like to know how neurons slapping would explain that?I read somewhere that it means your brain's neurons are just really slapping hard that day so it feels like pre-cognition almost? Does that sound right? Have we had this conversation before?
I came really close to buying a commercial hotdog roller a few months ago. Midway through the negations of price, I realized that I was going to need to find some where for a 48" hotdog roller to live at my house; so I backed out of the deal.
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