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Horrible. It was on a vegtable farm. The job itself was ok, I like to grow things but the guy I worked for was a real idiot, and that made the job quite distasteful.
Always Pat Benetar Music: What is your current job like?
From: Fort McMurray | Registered: Nov 2004
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I'm the Customer Service Manager at a grocery store. It has its ups and downs. The very worst part is selling lottery tickets! Chronic habitual RUDE gamblers....ugh!
Also, Pablo Buys Pork, What's your favorite cult TV series ever?
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When I am walking on the sidewalk or on some stairs. For the other direction a couple walking side-by-side approaches. There is only room for two on the sidewalk/stairs. But the couple does not go to single file as we pass each other. Instead we all have to squeeze pass each other.
APBM,
Has a stranger ever surprized you in a pleasant way? Tell us about it.
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From: Boston | Registered: Aug 2003
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When I was in grad school, I'd ride my bike about 35 miles in the mountains every afternoon (hmmm, one wonders why I never got that dissertation finished). One day I had a crash that bent my front wheel beyond what I could repair on the road. I was about 15 miles from town and on a rural road with very few houses. I carried my bike on my back for about 5 miles or so, and then the rain started and the sky blackened and the lightning came and then hail. I think I saw a tornado with a little girl from Kansas in it. A guy in a pickup truck passed me, then stopped, backed up and asked me if I'd like a ride. He drove me to the bike shop in Blacksburg, waited while I took my bike in, and then drove me home. The storm was still going on. I invited him in to my apartment for a beer. We talked for a while, the weather cleared and he left. I never saw him again.
APBM: Have you ever come to someone's rescue?
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From: Washington DC | Registered: Oct 2004
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Comic Book Shop because it's where all the really cool kids hang out.
Which of the following have you bought: a 45 rpm record, an LP, an 8-track tape, a cassette tape, a reel-to-reel tape, a music CD, a music download?
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From: Boston | Registered: Aug 2003
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Winters Cold. I've always loved cold weather. Also, winter's just a more civilized season. No cars blasting music that is only cool to the person blasting it. No people wearing skimpy clothing when they shouldn't be. No funky body odors being shared with everyone within a ten foot radius. And of course Christmas, the one time of year when Joy and Goodwill are all but mandated.
APBM,
Same question.
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Musical Genius co-opted as Elevator Music Fodder
APBM,
Has this thread run its course or is there life in it yet?
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From: Boston | Registered: Aug 2003
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There's always life in it when you can pull Vee back into a thread!
APBM:
Favorite TV show from when you were a kid?
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From: Paragon City on patrol | Registered: Jul 2003
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Hogan's Heroes. Nazis are so funny - to a kid.
APBM,
What was the first occupation you want to be when you grew up and did you become it?
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