[bacon]

I'd offer to tend bar, but that would be bad for business.

[ratman201]

Originally Posted by bacon

I'd offer to tend bar, but that would be bad for business.

Haha. Yeah I do want to open my own place one day, but I'm not responsible or experienced enough to do it day in and day out over a long period of time yet. I'd like to be able to have some fun once and a while, my own place pretty much means 90 hour weeks.

[John Lambert]

Originally Posted by ratman201

Yes but set aside moeny for lawsuits; Hunto, CS and I will spend most of the day getting high and throwing dishes at the cooks and waitstaff.

I didn't know they had drugs in Lancaster county.

[bacon]

Originally Posted by ratman201

Haha. Yeah I do want to open my own place one day, but I'm not responsible or experienced enough to do it day in and day out over a long period of time yet. I'd like to be able to have some fun once and a while, my own place pretty much means 90 hour weeks.

That's a big issue with me. My grandpa had his own business and he was always "on the clock". I guess if my business venture fails, I can always fall back on my jazz-dance skills.

[Lorenz]

Originally Posted by bacon

That's a big issue with me. My grandpa had his own business and he was always "on the clock". I guess if my business venture fails, I can always fall back on my jazz-dance skills.

Theres a big market for Jazz dancing here in the North.

[Saith]

Originally Posted by bacon

He is afeared of teh chestnuts. Perhaps he thought you might turn them into chinnuts.

Standard,
One of the coolest things about working on airplanes is that after you fix something important, you get to fly in that airplane and make sure it works. It's the ultimate in accountability.

I'd rank it somewhere beneath bomb disarmament.

Only slightly though.

[bacon]

Originally Posted by Lorenz

Theres a big market for Jazz dancing here in the North.

*deducts cool points from Canadia*

[bacon]

Originally Posted by Saith

I'd rank it somewhere beneath bomb disarmament.

Only slightly though.

After the military I went to work for a general aviation company. I remember the first time I changed a fuel control on a Bonanza. I told my boss it was good to go and he handed me a clipboard and said, "Go grab a pilot and check it out." I kinda stood there for minute with my mouth open and then walked over to the pilot office and we flew the fucker. It was the first time I'd ever flown in something that I just fixed. Pretty awesome feeling.

You have to be confident in your own ability as a mechanic to do that. But those EOD (Explosive Ordinance Disposal) guys are down right crazy.

[Saith]

I don't think I'm man enough to learn judo

[Rare Chestnuts]

Originally Posted by Saith

I don't think I'm man enough to learn judo

You could try crocheting.