So you treated the cop decent and he treated you decent. Oh wow imagine that so weird.
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So you treated the cop decent and he treated you decent. Oh wow imagine that so weird.
Georgieva's taking care of me!
FROM INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND (IMF)
Address: 700 19th St NW, Washington, DC 20431, USA
Ref Swift: IMFDUS3W2024
FASN: OSB / 629578 / US / GFS64G
Working Hours: Open 8am - Closes 5:30 PM
My name is Georgieva Managing Director International Monetary Fund - IMF , I have very important information for you regarding your long overdue payment of US $ 15,500,000.00 (fifteen Million five hundred thousand United State Dollars). I don't want to barge into you which is why I feel like introducing myself first. When I hear from you I will give you the full detail of the proposition.
Thank you very much for your anticipated co-operation.
Mrs.Kristalina Georgieva
Managing Director (MD)
Communications Department, IMF.
Cc: Julie Kozack, Director,
Chief Economist
Cc: Gita Gopinath
Looks legit. Let's party.
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Originally Posted by Shredhead
You should chat Kirstalina up, ask for her photo, fall in love and give her a different proposition.
I drove on the left shoulder 50 yards or so to bypass backed up cars to get to the lumberyard. Cop pulled me over, I said I thought the turn in to the lumber yard was sooner. He said "You know better. You're a local." I said, that's the nicest thing anyone's said to me in a month. I would have been happy to get a ticket for the privilege of being called a local, but he let me off. Double win.
Also, what's wrong with driving on the left shoulder. If they didn't want people to drive there they could have put in a ditch.
Ahhh, The original TullQuote:
Originally Posted by J. Barron DeJong
What’s the link then?
I didn't have a profile pick but thought my name sounded like a pompous douche. A thread got off topic and onto Jethro Tull and when I searched something about them I found this pompous douche looking agriculturalist.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Nuclear Option
This is the story of my life. Every plan I ever had in my life did not work, but somehow through a comedy of errors stretching across multiple decades, my life ended up being pretty sweet, and I’m enjoying it.Quote:
Originally Posted by ötzi
Plan? At least you had one. Everything else applies to me as well.
Closest thing I had to a plan was move west, ski and see what happens.
I didn't even really consider skiing when I moved West with no plan... just knew I needed the mountains.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunion 2020
Same. Packed everything I owned in my car after college and drove west. Ended up in Seattle. That wasn't the right call so I moved to Purgatory to be a ski bum for a season. 33 years later and it's all worked out pretty good.Quote:
Originally Posted by skaredshtles
I was moving home for the summer to work a carpentry job I had lined up, I was gonna live at my parents for a couple months to save up a few bucks and then move to Alaska. At my farewell party I met a girl and decided I'd put off leaving for a few days. And here we are. The only real plan I ever had never even got started. But it all worked out.
Your plan worked brilliantly. You just didn't realize what your real plan was. Throw a good party, meet a girl.
So Otzi, did you give back the going away presents?
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Originally Posted by Harry
Man plans, the gods laugh.</p>
^ more weird shit: <p>, </br>, </p> ?
That what you get for trying to quote me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Meadow Skipper;[emoji[emoji[emoji6[emoji640
Edit: looks like I can’t quote you either…
Edit #[emoji638]: but I can edit !