mcjeff215

I've been saying it for AGES. This is no surprise to me. See my avatar.

1000 a) Look at who they're with. 2) Look at how the clothes fit.

Google... should have tried that first. Can't wait to swing by and try this place....

So I ran into this dude at an Ash Wednesday service yesterday and he told me there's a place on the corner of Windy Hill and Powers Ferry that sells open-flame Sahlens hot dogs, loganberry, and other associated Buffalo goodies. For the life of me, I can't remember the name of the place. Bickers? Billies? Bombers? Britches? Does anyone here in ATL know of such a place?

For Lent? You don't need Lent to give him up. He makes my skin crawl.

Yay, and I bent a rim all to hell too. I get to buy a new one of those as well. I need a drink. Or ten.

I'm probably going straight to hell for this, but I quite literally laughed my ass off at that.

Yeah, I always at least ask. I can't remember anyone ever taking me up on it, though.

Nah, I'm not. I find it kind of funny... I'm more pissed off that this happened and I don't even have 3k miles on the truck yet! Time to check those date codes on the tires...

Yeah!!! He was the only one to stop... I always stop. Of course, it will probably get me raped, but I'm just nice like that. I'm lucky I had enough air in that front tire to get home.

Right, the two or three games a year he's not suspended for will be real good ones!

So I was driving home today and as I switched lanes a piece of metal came hopping down the road. I ran over it. Back right tire blew right out. I don't even have 2,000 on the brand new truck. I stopped to change the tire. Some dumb sh*t stopped to help... FOR $20!! When I told him I've got it, he got back in the car and just left! Can you freaking believe that? Halfway home I realized I also had a flat tire in *front* as well. Two flat tires. Month old truck. Awesome.

I've had Buffalo landings like that too... I've a buddy that's a Delta pilot, I'll ask him if he's ever flown into Buffalo and why that happens if I see him this weekend...

Exactly. People are afraid of instantaneous, but usually complacent when something is slow and stretched over a long period of time.

If someone hears anything about a charity for family members or something, please post, eh?

Yes. We almost did about a year ago, but the housing market killed that (couldn't sell this house in GA). I've a couple cousins that have moved back as well as a few friends. My wife is from here in GA and even she wants to live up there sometime in the future... she loves EA, OP... all of those towns and whatnot. Hamburg has kind of gone to hell, but perhaps that's just until they get all of those traffic circles complete.

Does that make him your dad?

No man, no matter how much of a tool, EVER deserves to be knocked up.

I'm 29 and I looked at it the same way up until about two months ago. I've always used LinkedIn, in fact, I've had more than one job opportunity show up due to it (with respectable companies). My wife talked me into FaceBook back in November or so. Since then, I've caught up with, quite literally, dozens of people that I haven't seen in years! MySpace, however, is for pedophiles and whores.

Now that this has made news, I guarantee the "virgin market" is going to explode. She just made every college girl out there that hasn't been boinked stop and think... 99.9% won't act on it, but 0.1% of a f*ck ton is a sh*t load. I guess the good news? As supply goes up, demand and price drop...

I had a chance to go work for them a year or so ago, but I turned it down because I didn't want to move to Texas. In retrospect, that probably would have been a great opportunity. They're doing great.

That's happening to a lot of the computer industry. Web site hosting and online services are getting to be that way as well.

And it's not her fault for being in that percentile. It's the fault of the fast food vendors for putting all of the calories in there.

Bingo. Never do this. Ever. I had an account with BellSouth almost 10 years ago now. My address at the time was too long to fit into the space that the representatives are given to type it into. So, they simply spread it across into "Street Address Line 2." I've moved three times since then. To this day, my address STILL reads: McJeff 123 Main Street 123 Other Street Marietta, GA 30066 Every now and then, something gets lost. I've told them to change it 78 million times. I've sent in the change of address form 98 times. Nothing. Ever. I've even explained the situation in detail at least four times to different employees and I've been assured it's fixed. Still. Busted. Why? Because they had to do something other than follow steps 1-15 on the "procedure to change a customer address" process. My father does this all of the time. He's the kind of guy that calls the 800 number on his insurance agent's business card and asks for his agent by name. Then, he's surprised when he doesn't see the Indian sounding guy at the office next time he goes in. We don't live in a world of personal service or small-business style appreciation. Take a number if you're dealing with a larger company, and ensure you do it their way.

While it would be nice, we've made the same comparisons to that team since about 2001.