About time you went back to work, David. Sheesh! Congrats, bud! ;)
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About time you went back to work, David. Sheesh! Congrats, bud! ;)
Don't feel too bad, many people have to start at the bottom. Next goal, 'developing financial products', and finally 'having people develop and sell financial products' for you...
Then you'll be ready for a bimbo a third to a quarter of your age and start thinking again about more interesting stuff ;)
Of course it is, unless you want to be stuck in it :p
touché
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Congrats on the job offer, Earcutter. :)
Well done, how do you feel about the change in pace?
What is a paddle pop lady?
So I'm being ignored, fine, a Paddle Pop Lady is either selling Paddle Pops or applying acrylic nails that look like Paddle Pops. Man, I hope Ed got a better job than that. But if he is a PPL, I hope he makes the best of it. I've been on my knees for hours pouring miles of curb and gutter....and happy I had the job.
Only had one really, sitting in a Denny's with a General Engineering Contractor and his foreman who was a gunner during WWII. The conversation was brief, yeah, I had 2 kids and I wanted the job. Next day I was on site and almost crushed my leg between enormous timbers used to build the falsework for a bridge. I knew I was in the right place.
A paddle pop lady is one name we give to the (generally) older ladies who man the stop/go signs at school pedestrian crossings.
The "paddle pop" bit refers to the stop/go sign they hold. Though it looks more like a chuppa chup than a paddle pop to me, but anyway...
James.
Yes, I think I do, recently a PPL in a small town in Nebraska (we call them crossing guards here) was voted the happiest, most fulfilled person in the universe. Surprised a lot of people. When asked what made her so happy she said, "I know I am keeping kids from being mowed down by cars, that means something."