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Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
One year closer to old age pension happy birthday CJ

There are no pensions anymore, at least according to my old company's bankruptcy proceedings. And our employee stock program stock's value is now zero. Hooray for hard work and years of loyalty!


Sharoth wrote:
Jyu1ch1 wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
Jess Door wrote:

I just found out I'm on call at work on my birthday...and christmas.

:(

Yeah I get to work Thanksgiving and more likely then not Christmas as well. Yipee.
That is some really depressing news. =P
I love being on call during Christmas / Thanksgiving / Hollidays. Either time and a half or double time. Plus I can usually get in there, get the trouble fixed, and get out of there pretty quickly.

It's fine if you get paid by the hour. Sucks to be salaried.


Jyu1ch1 wrote:
If your still in a voting mood after hitting the polls.

Nakkid music voting for top of the page!

Liberty's Edge

Treppa wrote:
Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
One year closer to old age pension happy birthday CJ
There are no pensions anymore, at least according to my old company's bankruptcy proceedings. And our employee stock program stock's value is now zero. Hooray for hard work and years of loyalty!

That's nothing. When I left my last job to move out here and start something new, I had put the house up for sale. Since I still had the mortgage and couldn't afford that AND rent, I cleaned out my old 401k and used to to pay the mortgage for six months until it sold.

Didn't realize until two years later, when I received a notice of taxes owed from the IRS, that because the 401k's deductions were before taxes (which every 401k adviser said was best), I owed the taxes on that money as soon as I cleaned it out. Not to mention I never received anything from the 401k about taxes owed.

So, how much do you have in your 401k if you have the deductions before taxes? About 75% of what you actually see there, since income tax is usually around 25% for middle-class income.

[/end rant]

Liberty's Edge Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012

Jess Door wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
Jess Door wrote:

I just found out I'm on call at work on my birthday...and christmas.

:(

Yeah I get to work Thanksgiving and more likely then not Christmas as well. Yipee.
Well, I did get Thanksgiving off to go home and visit family. We're celebrating my grandmother's 90th birthday this year, family coming from all across the US and even beyond to celebrate. I think having to be on call Chrstmas is worth being able to celebrate that.

Still a bummer you have to be on call for both your birthday and Christmas.

When my dad was a missileer in the Air Force, there were several years we had to celebrate Christmas before or after the 25th.

The Exchange

Ashe Ravenheart wrote:
#9 is the best and most effective.

#9 is the best pick up line ever.

Of course the one I remember him using in the the books is "Haven't we met in one of my better dreams?"

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Sharoth wrote:
Are you working today, Crimson Jester?

Oh hell no.

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Well we still have a good pension fun and 401 k matching.

Sovereign Court

Treppa wrote:
Sharoth wrote:
Jyu1ch1 wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
Jess Door wrote:

I just found out I'm on call at work on my birthday...and christmas.

:(

Yeah I get to work Thanksgiving and more likely then not Christmas as well. Yipee.
That is some really depressing news. =P
I love being on call during Christmas / Thanksgiving / Hollidays. Either time and a half or double time. Plus I can usually get in there, get the trouble fixed, and get out of there pretty quickly.
It's fine if you get paid by the hour. Sucks to be salaried.

Yup, salaried. ON call 24/7 for a week at a time 1/month, with no extra pay. Except December, when I'm on call twice.

whee.

Never worked someplace that had a pension. I'm also assuming, at 32 (soon to be 33), that I will never see a dime of social security. So, it's all on me!


*sneaks into thread to see if there are any pokemon lurking*

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Post.


Crimson Jester wrote:
Well we still have a good pension fun and 401 k matching.

Working for a charity, I have 403b. Unsure as to whether or not that's still the shiznit.


Treppa wrote:
Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
One year closer to old age pension happy birthday CJ
There are no pensions anymore, at least according to my old company's bankruptcy proceedings. And our employee stock program stock's value is now zero. Hooray for hard work and years of loyalty!

Yikes...I'm sorry to hear that, Treppa.

Paizo Employee Senior Software Developer

weeps for his inbox

Silver Crusade

Gary Teter wrote:
weeps for his inbox

Sorry for cluttering it with all those love letters.

I hope you liked the clipping of my own hair.

Sovereign Court

always glad to see someone hiring. Too much unemployment among family and friends these last two years...

Weeding through resumes and interviewing is a huge time sink, though.


Gary Teter wrote:
weeps for his inbox

Ability to read other people's code? Come on now, be reasonable!

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Crazed Pokemon Fan wrote:
*sneaks into thread to see if there are any pokemon lurking*

Sorry Ashe already claimed them all.

Paizo Employee Senior Software Developer

Treppa wrote:
Ability to read other people's code? Come on now, be reasonable!

Well, at least the ability to pronounce it properly.

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Gary Teter wrote:
Treppa wrote:
Ability to read other people's code? Come on now, be reasonable!
Well, at least the ability to pronounce it properly.

Now see if I could telecommute it would be spiffy. Moving ...nah


Gary Teter wrote:
Treppa wrote:
Ability to read other people's code? Come on now, be reasonable!
Well, at least the ability to pronounce it properly.

I can't read (or pronounce) my own code after a week has passed. Last time I tried to pronounce somebody else's... well... something appeared... things got ugly... that building is razed now.

Sovereign Court

I remember one project in college I put off until the night before. It would be simple. no problem to complete that night.

then I got sick.

I ended up raving in a delerious fever while hopped up on cold medicine and caffiene. I finished the project at about 5 a.m., then crashed for a few hours. The next day, after my illness cleared up enough that I was able to mostly think rationally again, I checked the executable I turned in - it ran perfectly. I tested it with boundary conditions, it handled them wonderfully.

Then I looked at the code.

It was absolutely incomprehensible. I spent hours trying to figure out what I'd been doing, and how I'd made it work. Never did manage to figure it out...

it was a little bit frightening.

Scarab Sages

Gary Teter wrote:
weeps for his inbox

makes mental note to begin flooding the Post Monster's inbox with incoherent, after-work ramblings when he get's back to his hotel at 4:00 am every morning


Freehold DM wrote:
Treppa wrote:
Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
One year closer to old age pension happy birthday CJ
There are no pensions anymore, at least according to my old company's bankruptcy proceedings. And our employee stock program stock's value is now zero. Hooray for hard work and years of loyalty!
Yikes...I'm sorry to hear that, Treppa.

On the bright side, the C-level execs who drove the company into bankruptcy never missed a multi-million bonus! That's the important thing.

Am I bitter? No, no....

Liberty's Edge

Crimson Jester wrote:
Crazed Pokemon Fan wrote:
*sneaks into thread to see if there are any pokemon lurking*
Sorry Ashe already claimed them all.

Gotta Ketchum All!

Liberty's Edge

Gary Teter wrote:
weeps for his inbox

Do you realize how fast I sent my resume?

Liberty's Edge

Hello FAWTLers, how is everyone?

Happy Birthday CJ.

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Mothman wrote:

Hello FAWTLers, how is everyone?

Happy Birthday CJ.

Thank you Moth.

Liberty's Edge

Crimson Jester wrote:
Mothman wrote:

Hello FAWTLers, how is everyone?

Happy Birthday CJ.

Thank you Moth.

Get up to anything good? (Sorry if you already posted and I missed it; I’m trying to ween myself of the urge to read every post I’ve missed over night before I post myself ... with mixed success).


Wolfthulhu wrote:

Good morning FAWTL.

Go VOTE! (But only once, please.)

I got to watch the grandkids when my daughter and son in law went to vote. Pandora likes to bounce.


Freehold DM wrote:
Treppa wrote:

I guess the LPM paid the FAWTL bill in the nick of time. It's what our taxes go for.

And the World's Series headline looked like my upcoming D&D session results: "Giants crush Rangers!"

Heheheheheheheh...

Everything Cali got that was good came from NY. GO NEW YORK GIANTS!

DOHP!


Crimson Jester wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
Tordek Rumnaheim wrote:
Happy Birthday CJ - Welcome to the FAWTLy 40 and over club!
Thank you.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

You're over 40? That's too bad. flexes just post-30 muscles

Yeah yeah yeah, laugh it up.

+1


Treppa wrote:
Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
One year closer to old age pension happy birthday CJ
There are no pensions anymore, at least according to my old company's bankruptcy proceedings. And our employee stock program stock's value is now zero. Hooray for hard work and years of loyalty!

+1

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Mothman wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
Mothman wrote:

Hello FAWTLers, how is everyone?

Happy Birthday CJ.

Thank you Moth.
Get up to anything good? (Sorry if you already posted and I missed it; I’m trying to ween myself of the urge to read every post I’ve missed over night before I post myself ... with mixed success).

Not really no.


Treppa wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Treppa wrote:
Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
One year closer to old age pension happy birthday CJ
There are no pensions anymore, at least according to my old company's bankruptcy proceedings. And our employee stock program stock's value is now zero. Hooray for hard work and years of loyalty!
Yikes...I'm sorry to hear that, Treppa.

On the bright side, the C-level execs who drove the company into bankruptcy never missed a multi-million bonus! That's the important thing.

Am I bitter? No, no....

You have wandered into my territory. ;)


For grins and stuff..........

Trooper Violin

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Bitter Thorn wrote:

For grins and stuff..........

Trooper Violin

Damn that was sweet.

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One played on the Harp


Crimson Jester wrote:
One played on the Harp

:)

Scarab Sages

wanders through the thread searching for something to snack on

Shadow Lodge

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Aberzombie wrote:
wanders through the thread searching for something to snack on

No one left here but Bitter Thorn, Freehold, CJ and me. There may be better pickins over in fb. Of those left, I think Freehold's brain is the freshest.

(FH - You thought I missed that "just post 30's comment".)


Tordek Rumnaheim wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
wanders through the thread searching for something to snack on

No one left here but Bitter Thorn, Freehold, CJ and me. There may be better pickins over in fb. Of those left, I think Freehold's brain is the freshest.

(FH - You thought I missed that "just post 30's comment".)

HA! You'd think that- but I already have my brain backed up on a USB drive! As soon as solid state drives become more reliable, I'll switch to that! MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

The Exchange

Bitter Thorn wrote:

For grins and stuff..........

Trooper Violin

Crimson Jester wrote:
One played on the Harp

Both very cool. Though, I prefer the cello.


Curse you B&N for blocking youtube~!


Freehold DM wrote:
Tordek Rumnaheim wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
wanders through the thread searching for something to snack on

No one left here but Bitter Thorn, Freehold, CJ and me. There may be better pickins over in fb. Of those left, I think Freehold's brain is the freshest.

(FH - You thought I missed that "just post 30's comment".)

HA! You'd think that- but I already have my brain backed up on a USB drive! As soon as solid state drives become more reliable, I'll switch to that! MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Heh. I remember paper ribbon from the 70s.

Now, get off my lawn!

Liberty's Edge

I'm still here!


Me too.....sorta.


Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber; Pathfinder Starfinder Adventure Path, Starfinder Roleplaying Game, Starfinder Society Subscriber

I am here during the day as FB groups are hard to get to through my iPhone.


Some times its really busy here and some times its reaaaaallllly sloooooooow


388 posts. I hope I didn't miss anything important.
More posts than that missed during my Atlanta trip.
Anybody want to draw anything to my attention?
EDIT: TotP for the returning Greenman! ::Dance of the 7 leaves::

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