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[holymoses]

We've missed him!


First Kicker, now Baton Bob . . . what a wonderful week.

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[IronBallsMcGinty]

Used to work @ Colony Square and see that dude all the time. Glad to know he's still around.

[pintaildrake1]

I work at Promenade just around the corner 2 days/week.  Who is this guy?  Looks like someone I should try to avoid!?

[holymoses]

pintaildrake1, on 15 March 2012 - 10:39 AM, said:

I work at Promenade just around the corner 2 days/week.  Who is this guy?  Looks like someone I should try to avoid!?

The guy on the left?  Probably.  The guy on the right?  Only if you are massively insecure.

[eatcorn]

What kinda goober tucks in his t-shirt?

[kicker]

eatcorn, on 15 March 2012 - 03:42 PM, said:

What kinda goober tucks in his t-shirt?

Since it's Thursday, I'll tell you.  The kind of goober that has no gut and likes to subtly remind us all that he's in phenomenal shape.

[holymoses]

kicker, on 15 March 2012 - 04:58 PM, said:

Since it's Thursday, I'll tell you.  The kind of goober that has no gut and likes to subtly remind us all that he's in phenomenal shape.

Awe shucks!   If we ever revisit the message board gay recruitment dance, I know who I'm asking!

Actually, even on casual days, I think it's unprofessional not to have your shirt tucked in at the office. Plus probably a little of what Kicker said, even though I'm still 5-10 pounds over race weight.  I've always thought vanity ("pride") was the most foregivable of the 7 deadly sins.  

Of course, I'm kind of partial to glutiny.  

And like president Carter, I'm not a stranger to lust .....

Now that I think about it:
Sloth:  especially in the off season
Greed:  I'm a lawyer!!!
Wrath?  I've been banded .....
Envy:  every time I see a Boxster

Thank God I'm Jewish.

[rrsis]

I've always thought vanity ("pride") was the most foregivable of the 7 deadly sins.

[eatcorn]

HM, you must work pretty close to my wife. She's a lawyer in the 1230 Peachtree building, the new one with Tap on the ground floor. Being a first year associate, she never wears anything but dress clothes to work.

Happy lawyering!

[kicker]

eatcorn, on 16 March 2012 - 08:59 AM, said:

Happy lawyering!

A plague on both your houses.

[eatcorn]

kicker, on 16 March 2012 - 09:38 AM, said:

A plague on both your houses.

Trust me, dude. Most of my friends are lawyers. A huge majority. There is a plague.

You know those times in life when you say somehting, or express and opinion, and the person you're talking to says 'Yeah, totally', and you both nod and sip your beer? Relish those moments, because I NEVER have them. Instead, I hear 'True, but you could also say that...', or 'That might be the case, but have you ever considered...'.

Then they sip their beer and I chug mine.

[Billy Ocean]

holymoses, on 16 March 2012 - 03:02 AM, said:

Envy:  every time I see a Boxster

Thank God I'm Jewish.

The Sopranos - Season 4 Episode 1: "All Debts Public and Private"
(Dinner at Tony Soprano household)

Ralphie: Anthony, I ever tell you about the time I had a Harley?

Anthony: Whoa, cool.

Ralphie: '74, shovel-head. I could blow off Porsches on that thing.

Matt: Not my dad's Boxster.

Ralphie: What's your name ?

Matt: Matt.

Ralphie: Matt, no offense, but your dad's Boxster is Porsche with panties. Aw, he knows what I'm sayin'. I mean, that's for the Hamptons, the Boxster. I'm talkin' Turbo-Carrera. One time I'm alongside this Turbo with doctor plates. We come off the line, he's got this big Jew grin. You're not Jewish are you, Matt ?

Matt: Half.

Ralphie: Anyway, he knows it's all in fun. We hit the intersection of Passaic Avenue and New Dutch Lane, we're doin' 110. Boom ! Right through the light. He wasn't grinnin' then, boy. I look back. He's white as false teeth.

[kicker]

eatcorn, on 16 March 2012 - 09:44 AM, said:

Trust me, dude. Most of my friends are lawyers. A huge majority. There is a plague.

You know those times in life when you say somehting, or express and opinion, and the person you're talking to says 'Yeah, totally', and you both nod and sip your beer? Relish those moments, because I NEVER have them. Instead, I hear 'True, but you could also say that...', or 'That might be the case, but have you ever considered...'.

Then they sip their beer and I chug mine.

That beats my Friday night.  He're an excerpt of last Friday night.  

Dr. (Mrs.) Kicker:  My last case today was on a 13 week old with congenital blah blah blah blah blah.

kicker:  [blink]  Waiter, could I have another jack and coke?

Friend one (and coworker of Dr. kicker):  oh really!!!!!!  what was your approach?  How man blah blah blah did you use?  Was the blah blah blah blah blah?  

Wife of friend one and nurse:  I cleaned up poop from an 80 year old man today.  

kicker:  Umm  WAITER!  Points to empty J&C.

[eatcorn]

kicker, we share this plague.

[holymoses]

Billy Ocean, on 16 March 2012 - 10:18 AM, said:

The Sopranos - Season 4 Episode 1: "All Debts Public and Private"
(Dinner at Tony Soprano household)

Ralphie: Anthony, I ever tell you about the time I had a Harley?

Anthony: Whoa, cool.

Ralphie: '74, shovel-head. I could blow off Porsches on that thing.

Matt: Not my dad's Boxster.

Ralphie: What's your name ?

Matt: Matt.

Ralphie: Matt, no offense, but your dad's Boxster is Porsche with panties. Aw, he knows what I'm sayin'. I mean, that's for the Hamptons, the Boxster. I'm talkin' Turbo-Carrera. One time I'm alongside this Turbo with doctor plates. We come off the line, he's got this big Jew grin. You're not Jewish are you, Matt ?

Matt: Half.

Ralphie: Anyway, he knows it's all in fun. We hit the intersection of Passaic Avenue and New Dutch Lane, we're doin' 110. Boom ! Right through the light. He wasn't grinnin' then, boy. I look back. He's white as false teeth.

Good stuff.  I'm a handling guy more than an engine guy.  There is also something less pretentious about the Boxster that I appreciate.  If I had my 'druthers, I'd just drive my Miata forever, but I'm going to be in a situation where our third car is going to be my first car more regularly.  I need something I can drive clients in and not feel shame.

[JDaveG]

holymoses, on 24 March 2012 - 08:41 PM, said:

Good stuff.  I'm a handling guy more than an engine guy.  There is also something less pretentious about the Boxster that I appreciate.  If I had my 'druthers, I'd just drive my Miata forever, but I'm going to be in a situation where our third car is going to be my first car more regularly.  I need something I can drive clients in and not feel shame.

Become a defense lawyer and keep the Miata.

We have the opposite problem when it comes to cars and clients.  They have to be nice and clean.  And sensible.  You don't want to pick up clients in a 7 series or an S class.  They'll think they're paying you too much.