The Hang-Out: SnesObama Foogee Camp

[Tassadar]

You need to exercise more Dan if you're that tired from moving around.

[Inferno.]

Moving around!? That was excruciating. I had to carry so much junk up and down the stairs all day long. And I'm not that big a fan of stairs as it is.

[Tsukasa01]

Moving around!? That was excruciating. I had to carry so much junk up and down the stairs all day long. And I'm not that big a fan of stairs as it is.

Quiting after a hard day really shows what you'r made of doesn't it ?? I say go back there and show 'em what you got

[Inferno.]

Quiting after a hard day really shows what you'r made of doesn't it ?? I say go back there and show 'em what you got

I wasn't being paid for it. If there was a wage involved it would be a different story.

[Tsukasa01]

I wasn't being paid for it. If there was a wage involved it would be a different story.

well that makes sense ...then go back burn the place down and show 'em what you got

[Yip Yip]

Yeah, Fallout 3 was developed by Bethesda's in-house development team. Whereas New Vegas was developed by Obsidian Entertainment. Which is made up of former Black Isle employees. That probably had a large hand in making it feel a bit more like the old-school Fallout games.

Post apocalyptic Washington D.C. is a better setting than Las Vegas. I've been to Las Vegas, it's neat and all where the casinos are but I prefer Washington D.C. as an apocalypticized nuclear wasteland.

[Cookie Monster]

Moving around!? That was excruciating. I had to carry so much junk up and down the stairs all day long. And I'm not that big a fan of stairs as it is.

Who is a fan of stairs?

[Grouch]

Who is a fan of stairs?

the slinkie and Q-bert

[brit]

the slinkie and Q-bert

[Nemkoon]

What about Slink-bert?

[Drageuth]

I can't move today. I'm so glad I told them to shove their work experience. I wouldn't have been capable of doing anything today. My legs are aching so badly I could hardly stand up when I got out of bed. I'm not cut out for strenuous work. So obviously, I'm going back to wanting to work in a call centre.

Well, any day of physical labour is tough after you haven't had a job for a couple of years. It's like the first time you go to the gym... your muscles ache because you just don't use them strenuously in your day to day life. I remember the first few days at my job were pretty excruciating, pushing huge machines around so I could clean behind them and whatnot. After washing 90+ tubs every night for a week, I thought my shoulder was going to fall off. It does get better once you become more accustom to it.

It does suck that you couldn't stick it out for longer than a day, but not every job is for everyone. Still, though, I would have at least tried to stick it out for a week. Working with disabled people is hard, agreed, but it's not going to reflect very well on you when trying to find a job in the future that you quit after one day. I spent a year working at an old folks home just to get enough experience to find a somewhat better job somewhere else. Really the final push for having me leave there was having someone I was serving have a stroke right in front of me, then watching another one vomit prunes down their front later in the same shift during a seizure or something. I finally had enough at that point.

That's just me, though. To each their own -- hope everything works out for you.

Honey Nut Cheerios are my cereal of choice.

I thought I quoted all of the cereal posts, but apparently this is the only one that I actually hit the button on.

Am I the only person who eats cereal that isn't coated in sugar? Can't stand that shit...

God damn. That is some serious fucking business. I get irritated when I see that my spot is taken, but not enough to decapitate someone.

Someone was decapitated on a Greyhound just outside of Winnipeg back in 2008. Really sketched me out when I was heading out to cutting school last year, with my knives stored in my duffel bag. I thought they were going to pull me aside and start questioning me.

[TheRealSpiders]

What about Slink-bert?

We don't talk about him... Poor bastard.

Am I the only person who eats cereal that isn't coated in sugar? Can't stand that shit...

Yes.

Someone was decapitated on a Greyhound just outside of Winnipeg back in 2008. Really sketched me out when I was heading out to cutting school last year, with my knives stored in my duffel bag. I thought they were going to pull me aside and start questioning me.

That is some Friday the 13th, 80's slasher flick shit right there.

[Raype]

Well, any day of physical labour is tough after you haven't had a job for a couple of years. It's like the first time you go to the gym... your muscles ache because you just don't use them strenuously in your day to day life. I remember the first few days at my job were pretty excruciating, pushing huge machines around so I could clean behind them and whatnot. After washing 90+ tubs every night for a week, I thought my shoulder was going to fall off. It does get better once you become more accustom to it.

It does suck that you couldn't stick it out for longer than a day, but not every job is for everyone. Still, though, I would have at least tried to stick it out for a week. Working with disabled people is hard, agreed, but it's not going to reflect very well on you when trying to find a job in the future that you quit after one day. I spent a year working at an old folks home just to get enough experience to find a somewhat better job somewhere else. Really the final push for having me leave there was having someone I was serving have a stroke right in front of me, then watching another one vomit prunes down their front later in the same shift during a seizure or something. I finally had enough at that point.

What he said. It took a while for my body to adapt to lifting huge loads for 10 hour+ shifts. Which left me unable to do anything outside work/the next day. Afterwards I just shrugged it off.

I thought I quoted all of the cereal posts, but apparently this is the only one that I actually hit the button on.

Am I the only person who eats cereal that isn't coated in sugar? Can't stand that shit...

That's what the milk is for, silly. It greatly decreases the amount of sugar. But it still has that nice lingering sweetness. Deliciousness^10.

Someone was decapitated on a Greyhound just outside of Winnipeg back in 2008. Really sketched me out when I was heading out to cutting school last year, with my knives stored in my duffel bag. I thought they were going to pull me aside and start questioning me.

Bus people, amirite?

[Drageuth]

That is some Friday the 13th, 80's slasher flick shit right there.

Did I mention cannibalized?

'cause also... cannibalism...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_tim_mclean

That's what the milk is for, silly. It greatly decreases the amount of sugar. But it still has that nice lingering sweetness. Deliciousness^10.

Bus people, amirite?

I just don't like sugar that much. I usually by Fiber One, Honey Bunches of Oats (which is about as sweet as I like) or some cheap, store-brand ripoff of the two (depending how cheap I am that paycheque). There's still sugar and sweetness to them, just not nearly as much.

Also, there's a reason I don't like taking a Greyhound anymore.

[Tsukasa01]

Honey Bunches of Oats (which is about as sweet as I like)

thats like a mouth orgasm to me