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That was a damn good day. Honestly, one of the best vacations I ever went on. J You remember shooting this vid obviously! Its been too long J. Time for another round brother. When you coming to get your other sleeve done?When money allows. I need to go to AZ with the girl to see her family and I am trying to find a way to swing a 3 or 4 day stop out there in the plans as well. Getting back to work or going back to school will help free up some cash to do such ventures. J

Adaptability is one area I tend to thrive in. I usually am prone to not only thinking on my feet, but also finding a way to make even 'wrong' decisions work in my favor. Confidence is another area I am not lacking in. I always look at an interview as the job is mine to lose. Ambition is a fickle area for me. If I am interested in it, if I can see a benefit, I am motivated to go after it. If the task at hand looks like spinning my wheels (or the wheels of my employer) I am not so ap to persue it. J

That was a damn good day. Honestly, one of the best vacations I ever went on. J

Have you put lead down range with both in the same in caliber? Hand comfort is one thing, being accurate and comfortable as the trigger is squeezed is another. J

Experience trumps knowledge every timr.No offense, but in my experience that's something people with no degree say to justify their lack of higher education. Your statement is definitely true in many cases, but also very wrong in many others. I have hired several people who have absolutely proven that statement wrong many times over. One of them still works for me...not enough to justify firing her yet...but should have all the experience needed to excel, and absolutely does not. Performance is average on her best day. I went to what was ranked as the 2nd best college in the nation, have a Physics degree and no one has ever yet cared about my education. My experience, absolutely. I also ignore degrees pretty much when I hire.Maybe it's just my resume then. Damn near 10 years of experience in HR, in charge of processing evaluations and awards for more people than I care to count, lead 2-25 troops at various times, two combat tours for a total of 27 months, and references that all hold me in a 'second to none' reguards. Yet no real offers. If anyone wants to glance over my resume, PM me your email address. I will gladly send it over for critique. J

I've made the mistake of rubbing my eye after eating fire Cheetos without thoroughly cleaning all the powder off my fingers first...that was pretty hardcore suck age as wellI've touched my face after wrestling with a guy covered in pepper spray. that sucks huge.Pepper spray directly to the face sucks, as does being shot with a tazer in the back. Both make the CS chamber seem like childs play.J

Sorry to hear Adrian. How old is she? What breed? Hope the vet gets her fixed up for ya. J

Just writing 30 hurts. Especially with how my body is. J

Experience is eduction in a trial by fire setting IMO. Unfortunately, that piece of paper means more than experience in many employer's eyes. As such, back to school I go. At damn near 30. J

Right now going back to school in January makes the most sense. I figure trying my hand at stand up a night or two might be fun. J

You also make the most of the days you aren't there. J True statement J. Most ppl laugh that I even call what i do a job. On another note, I had a vision you would become a stand up comic. lol Lol maybe I'll go to an open mike night and give it a shot. J No kidding J. You are a natural at making people laugh. My secret to making six figures is find a hobby you enjoy... and exploit that shit. Let's see how this goes. I am not afraid to be in front of a crowd, nor to make a fool of myself self or others. J

Happy birthday bro! J

That's in Orlando correct? I'm only an hr and change east. I can gladly make a trip out that way. J

You also make the most of the days you aren't there. J True statement J. Most ppl laugh that I even call what i do a job. On another note, I had a vision you would become a stand up comic. lol Lol maybe I'll go to an open mike night and give it a shot. J

Always a great area to work. J

Worse when you fail to start Watkins. J

Bitof that here as well as a jacked up stomach. Hopefully both are gone ny noon. J

You also make the most of the days you aren't there. J

So glad I never have to wear class A's again. J

Any idea when more stride in aerodynamics on bigger vehicles might be made? It seems like so much effort is focused on smaller cars than anything else. J It is shocking what they accomplish on big vehicles already. Wind tunnel testing is a HUGE focus in particular on big vehicles since they are the ones that have the most ground to make up. That's why I am curious in that department. I would imagine there is still ample room for improvement, I just want to know when and how. J there is VERY little room for improvement without changing sizeNo real room in changing the air lines, slopes of windows, angle of the grill etc to allow for better aerodynamics? What about weight reduction without compromising safety? J Do you want a truck with space in it or one that seats one person. Aerodynamics is a really simple science compared to what they are playing with now.Weight reduction has nothing to do with Aero. Ford's F150 is now 100% aluminum for that exact purpose now. A year ago a Magnesium full size sheeting plant opened as well so there are many ways of reducing mass. No but both can lead to better MPG's. Of course I want the space, I just would like it to be more fuel efficent. J

Great scare face there Neal!!! J

Any idea when more stride in aerodynamics on bigger vehicles might be made? It seems like so much effort is focused on smaller cars than anything else. J It is shocking what they accomplish on big vehicles already. Wind tunnel testing is a HUGE focus in particular on big vehicles since they are the ones that have the most ground to make up. That's why I am curious in that department. I would imagine there is still ample room for improvement, I just want to know when and how. J there is VERY little room for improvement without changing sizeNo real room in changing the air lines, slopes of windows, angle of the grill etc to allow for better aerodynamics? What about weight reduction without compromising safety? J

Any idea when more stride in aerodynamics on bigger vehicles might be made? It seems like so much effort is focused on smaller cars than anything else. J It is shocking what they accomplish on big vehicles already. Wind tunnel testing is a HUGE focus in particular on big vehicles since they are the ones that have the most ground to make up. That's why I am curious in that department. I would imagine there is still ample room for improvement, I just want to know when and how. J

Any idea when more stride in aerodynamics on bigger vehicles might be made? It seems like so much effort is focused on smaller cars than anything else. J

For which model? I do agree Toyota kerps jacking up the prices, and not much is really changing. I just know when I got mine (July 2011) it was one hell of a bang for my buck. J