What the Hell happened to Sportdawg???
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What the Hell happened to Sportdawg???
He may have joined the fatal "conventional wisdom" that this thread should die. But, like many other responses found on this board, that would be total speculation and seed for controversy.
No, no, I like it. It's the offseason, let's go with this.Originally Posted by OLDBLUE
He may have joined the fatal "conventional wisdom" that this thread should die. But, like many other responses found on this board, that would be total speculation and seed for controversy.
Sportdawg, how could you?!?
Another classy insult attributed to Winston Churchill after Lady Astor crudely pointed out that he was drunk
"Yes, madam, and you're ugly and tomorrow I'll be sober."
Yep...maybe sportdawg bailed out!
And.....this here thread ain't ever gonna die!!!!He may have joined the fatal "conventional wisdom" that this thread should die. But, like many other responses found on this board, that would be total speculation and seed for controversy.
I have recently passed my Series 7 exam and now studying for Series 66. Then I go to St. Louis, come back and study for my insurance license while trying to prospect for clients. Then go back to St. Louis (I'm going to miss the Houston game) Then I can start working as a financial advisor. I'm kinda busy
I have recently passed my Series 7 exam and now studying for Series 66. Then I go to St. Louis, come back and study for my insurance license while trying to prospect for clients. Then go back to St. Louis (I'm going to miss the Houston game
Best of fortune to you. Since I retired, I don't know how I ever found time for all that "work stuff" I used to do.I have recently passed my Series 7 exam and now studying for Series 66. Then I go to St. Louis, come back and study for my insurance license while trying to prospect for clients. Then go back to St. Louis (I'm going to miss the Houston game
Good luck to you. I've been an insurance adjuster for 33 years, so I know insurance is not something simple to learn!I have recently passed my Series 7 exam and now studying for Series 66. Then I go to St. Louis, come back and study for my insurance license while trying to prospect for clients. Then go back to St. Louis (I'm going to miss the Houston game
I retired for about 7 months. Then, I got tired of doing nothing. I called up the companies for whom I had previously worked. I told them I was ready to work again....not because I had to...but, because I wanted to. Lately...I have been very busy. Thanks, OLDBLUE, for holding the fort down on here while sportdawg and I have been busy! We definitely don't want this thread to die!Best of fortune to you. Since I retired, I don't know how I ever found time for all that "work stuff" I used to do.
It is July.....getting closer to kick off for the TAMU game! Thank goodness.
That sounds familiar. I retired from the chem business 12/31/2007. September 2008, I began the part time (chemistry) Instructor gig. Told my wife it was sorta like a "pregnancy."
How the Hell did this thread get on page 2???
COWBOY TOMB STONE
Headstone of Russell J. Larsen in the Logan City Cemetery , Logan , Utah !
I wonder if he died knowing he won the 'Coolest Headstone' contest?
His five rules for a happy life are as follows:
FIVE RULES FOR MEN TO FOLLOW FOR A HAPPY LIFE:
1. It's important to have a woman who helps at home,
Cooks from time to time, cleans up, and has a job.
2. It's important to have a woman who can make you
Laugh.
3. It's important to have a woman who you can trust,
And doesn't lie to you.
4. It's important to have a woman who is good in bed,
And likes to be with you.
5. It's very, very important that these four women
Do not know each other or you could end up dead like me.
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