at my work, theres a 54 yr old guy who is a manager in the HR department. He's short, paunchy, glasses, full beard, his hair and facial hair has a fair amount of gray in it. younger women seem to love this guy for some reason. in 2006 he had a baby with 23 yr old asian gal that was interning there, last year he had a baby with a 20 yr old intern who was good looking college girl and now he's having a kid with his current girlfriend who works here as a marketing analyst who is 26. she's newly divorced and has two younger kids. this is all in addition to the 4 other kids he has from two previous marriages! he's not a bad guy, its just kind of maddening when there's good looking other men out there who cant get these kind of women like he does. any guy is gonna wish for all of the women, especially at that age and those hot, but not wish for the kidney stones that he suffers from. you to admire him for being able to urinate out a kidney stone in the mens room at work and not staying home to do it. he said that passing a kidney stone is the most painful experiece he's ever had. i heard its like having a baby for a man.Why do younger women like this guy?
It is either because of his personality, or at the risk of being vulgar, maybe he has a big unit, and legend has spread amongst the women folk.
He seems to have a problem with boundaries at work and my first thought is that maybe these women thought a relationship with him would help them have an in with advancement. That having been said, who knows why they find him attractive. Maybe they have daddy issues.Why do younger women like this guy?
well he could have a lot going on for him downstairs?
or he could be a really charming guy
he could also be a bit rich?
who knows....but since he's not bad it definitely could be his charm
because he is likedWhy do younger women like this guy?
he is a perverted old ****
Thursday, January 19, 2012
How Would You Label My Style?
things i would wear (but with the economy nowadays i would probably try to find these things at swapmeets or flea markets :D)
http://www.lulus.com/products/Wakefield+鈥?/a>
http://www.papayaclothing.com/shop/goods鈥?/a>
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http://www.papayaclothing.com/shop/goods鈥?/a>
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http://www.lulus.com/products/Ezekiel+Ch鈥?/a>
How Would You Label My Style?
very modern with vintage influences. very trendy
i see alot of 60's style
i love it. i wear a lot of this stuff too
I'm not sure about a label, but you are very much like the store Delias.
www.delias.com
look at it
it is mostly inexpensive!
My beauty Question (picture included!):
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>How Would You Label My Style?
Okay, I Absolutely love your style.
Its so cool and modern.
Model Status.
My Question?!
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i would label u as unique. nuthin i would personally wear, but i do like the style=]How Would You Label My Style?
well i love ur style its so blake lively
aha
Mod. which is short for modern; it's very cute %26amp; different.
http://www.lulus.com/products/Wakefield+鈥?/a>
http://www.papayaclothing.com/shop/goods鈥?/a>
http://www.papayaclothing.com/shop/goods鈥?/a>
http://www.papayaclothing.com/shop/goods鈥?/a>
http://www.papayaclothing.com/shop/goods鈥?/a>
http://www.lulus.com/products/Ezekiel+Ch鈥?/a>
How Would You Label My Style?
very modern with vintage influences. very trendy
i see alot of 60's style
i love it. i wear a lot of this stuff too
I'm not sure about a label, but you are very much like the store Delias.
www.delias.com
look at it
it is mostly inexpensive!
My beauty Question (picture included!):
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>How Would You Label My Style?
Okay, I Absolutely love your style.
Its so cool and modern.
Model Status.
My Question?!
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>
i would label u as unique. nuthin i would personally wear, but i do like the style=]How Would You Label My Style?
well i love ur style its so blake lively
aha
Mod. which is short for modern; it's very cute %26amp; different.
I have blueish/gray smoke coming from the exhaust on rebuilt 302?
I have a rebuilt 302 and smokes some at idle and alot at acceleration. I seem to have some oil residue in the exhaust and i did the pistons right were i dont have the rings in a straight line everything is correct. i ran synthetic at first thanks to misleading summit technicians, but then after finding out this is not what to do i used motor flush and tried to clean it out then ran conventional oil with zinc treatment. I also did a compression test and on cyliners 5 and 6 i recieved 150 cylinders 7 and 1 i have 130 and the rest are 120. i have put 100 miles on it and still acts the same.... but now for some reason i am losing quite a bit of oil... like a quart in a half in a 30 mile drive. i have alot of after market parts such as custom ground cam, afr heads, edelbrock upper and lower intake, 30lbs injectors and mass air flow. anybody have suggestions thanks. DrewI have blueish/gray smoke coming from the exhaust on rebuilt 302?
Good rebuilt engines come with excellent warranties, cheap rebuilds don't. which one did you buy? There are "chop shops" that pull engines and then just change the oil, spark plugs, and finally they steam clean the engine. You got ripped off and should contact your State AG's Office and let them get your money back for you. No matter what, DON"T drive that engine one more mile! The company will look for reasons to blame you so don't put any more miles on it.I have blueish/gray smoke coming from the exhaust on rebuilt 302?
I agree with Neil. Perform a wet test on all of the cylinders and record your readings. You will need to put a teaspoon or so of motor oil into each cylinder and crank it a few times with the coil wire removed and then take the reading. If the readings are rising then the problem is with the rings. Check your piston sizes as compared to the bore and check the end gap on the rings. I suspect that the 130 and 120 reading cylinders have some kind of probem with the rings. If the wet test yields the same results as the dry test then you will have to remove and inspect both heads and replace the head gaskets but with the engine consuming a quart of oil in thirty miles it is doubtful that this is a head problem. .I have blueish/gray smoke coming from the exhaust on rebuilt 302?
Did you check the gap on the rings? The major difference in compression on the cylinders means either valve stem seals are shot, or piston rings are shot. Drop a few drops of oil into the bores with the lower compression, if this makes the compression rise then your rings are leaking. If it doesn't affect the compression, then the valves need re-grinding properly.
Did u do the break in cycle on the engine correct? or it could be a bent valve.
Good rebuilt engines come with excellent warranties, cheap rebuilds don't. which one did you buy? There are "chop shops" that pull engines and then just change the oil, spark plugs, and finally they steam clean the engine. You got ripped off and should contact your State AG's Office and let them get your money back for you. No matter what, DON"T drive that engine one more mile! The company will look for reasons to blame you so don't put any more miles on it.I have blueish/gray smoke coming from the exhaust on rebuilt 302?
I agree with Neil. Perform a wet test on all of the cylinders and record your readings. You will need to put a teaspoon or so of motor oil into each cylinder and crank it a few times with the coil wire removed and then take the reading. If the readings are rising then the problem is with the rings. Check your piston sizes as compared to the bore and check the end gap on the rings. I suspect that the 130 and 120 reading cylinders have some kind of probem with the rings. If the wet test yields the same results as the dry test then you will have to remove and inspect both heads and replace the head gaskets but with the engine consuming a quart of oil in thirty miles it is doubtful that this is a head problem. .I have blueish/gray smoke coming from the exhaust on rebuilt 302?
Did you check the gap on the rings? The major difference in compression on the cylinders means either valve stem seals are shot, or piston rings are shot. Drop a few drops of oil into the bores with the lower compression, if this makes the compression rise then your rings are leaking. If it doesn't affect the compression, then the valves need re-grinding properly.
Did u do the break in cycle on the engine correct? or it could be a bent valve.
What do you think needs to be done about China's pollution problem?
It’s no doubt that China is the home to the world’s fastest growing economy. Since the late 1970s, China's economy has developed rapidly and continuously, however not without a price. This rapid industrial development has increased pollution and in turn negatively impacted the health of it’s people.
Many of China’s polluted rivers lie in the countryside, where these polluted rivers irrigate the crops that feed the nation. When Sanjay Gupta, as part of CNN Planet in Peril’s team, with went to one of these rural villages to inquire about the polluted water he was confronted by police. Clearly, pollution within China is a touchy subject. Wang Jinnan, one of China’s leading environmental researches is quoted saying “It is a very awkward situation for the country because our greatest achievement is also our biggest burden”. However the statics and the people behind them cannot be ignored. Nearly 500 million people lack access to safe drinking water. The World Bank and China’s own environmental agency, SEPA, estimated that polluted water causes about 60,000 premature deaths each year and is linked to rising cancer rates. Chinese cities often seem wrapped in a toxic gray shroud. Only 1 % of the 560 million people living in the city breathe air considered safe by the European Union. Thanks to air pollution, 400,000 people a year die prematurely to lung disease. In fact, cancer is now China’s leading cause of death. China has 16 of the 20 top most polluted cities.
Liukuaizhuang a small village just 120 kilometers south of Beijing. Liukuaizhuang was once a quiet rural village before the economic boom started by Communist reforms in December 18, 1978. Only 20 years later, almost 100 chemical plants and low tech factories are scattered across what used to be farmland. Waste from factories producing rubber, paint, plastic and other chemicals have blackened streams, poisoned farmland and polluted the air, creating deadly pollution clusters that locals call “cancer villages”; Liukuaizhuang being one of many. One in fifty people in the village of Liukuaizhuang have been diagnosed with cancer over the last decade, which is around 25 times higher than the national average.
These pollution producing factories are also producing toxic products which are then put on global markets. After companies in China decided to put cheap and toxic alternatives in food, an outburst of pet deaths in the United States and hundreds of people in Panama died from using toxic cough syrup. Recently China had tainted baby milk containing the chemical melamine, which is thought to have caused kidney stones in infants around the world.
Taking a step back and looking at China at a whole, it seems that for the past 3 decades China has put economic growth ahead of the environment and health of its people.
What do you think needs to be done?What do you think needs to be done about China's pollution problem?
There is nothing we as individuals can do, except change our buying habits, which is difficult to do since most goods available for purchase come from China.
And our government will not do much either, since China has, in effect, financed our national debt for years and continues to do so.
The Chinese people must rise up and demand change for themselves.alpinestars
Many of China’s polluted rivers lie in the countryside, where these polluted rivers irrigate the crops that feed the nation. When Sanjay Gupta, as part of CNN Planet in Peril’s team, with went to one of these rural villages to inquire about the polluted water he was confronted by police. Clearly, pollution within China is a touchy subject. Wang Jinnan, one of China’s leading environmental researches is quoted saying “It is a very awkward situation for the country because our greatest achievement is also our biggest burden”. However the statics and the people behind them cannot be ignored. Nearly 500 million people lack access to safe drinking water. The World Bank and China’s own environmental agency, SEPA, estimated that polluted water causes about 60,000 premature deaths each year and is linked to rising cancer rates. Chinese cities often seem wrapped in a toxic gray shroud. Only 1 % of the 560 million people living in the city breathe air considered safe by the European Union. Thanks to air pollution, 400,000 people a year die prematurely to lung disease. In fact, cancer is now China’s leading cause of death. China has 16 of the 20 top most polluted cities.
Liukuaizhuang a small village just 120 kilometers south of Beijing. Liukuaizhuang was once a quiet rural village before the economic boom started by Communist reforms in December 18, 1978. Only 20 years later, almost 100 chemical plants and low tech factories are scattered across what used to be farmland. Waste from factories producing rubber, paint, plastic and other chemicals have blackened streams, poisoned farmland and polluted the air, creating deadly pollution clusters that locals call “cancer villages”; Liukuaizhuang being one of many. One in fifty people in the village of Liukuaizhuang have been diagnosed with cancer over the last decade, which is around 25 times higher than the national average.
These pollution producing factories are also producing toxic products which are then put on global markets. After companies in China decided to put cheap and toxic alternatives in food, an outburst of pet deaths in the United States and hundreds of people in Panama died from using toxic cough syrup. Recently China had tainted baby milk containing the chemical melamine, which is thought to have caused kidney stones in infants around the world.
Taking a step back and looking at China at a whole, it seems that for the past 3 decades China has put economic growth ahead of the environment and health of its people.
What do you think needs to be done?What do you think needs to be done about China's pollution problem?
There is nothing we as individuals can do, except change our buying habits, which is difficult to do since most goods available for purchase come from China.
And our government will not do much either, since China has, in effect, financed our national debt for years and continues to do so.
The Chinese people must rise up and demand change for themselves.
Help with this story?
Alright well I need help with my story, obviously. I need help with three names for three different kingdoms. I'll give a description for each of them and their king and please help me figure out a kind of creature to live there. One of those cities will be a human city. I already have one human city, one elfin city and another with another kind of creature. Thanks for your help!
1)Human King (Need name)-Kind but prone for causing war often. Is weak and easily manipulated He is good to his people (most of the time) and loves his family. He often humorous and loves to throw celebrations for the tiniest things.
He has blonde hair, green eyes, and tan skin.
Kingdom(Need name)-Is pretty in the summer and spring but dead in the winter. Is bleak usually and the people are boring. Has few farms because most of the families are rich and buy their food from the markets. Doesn't have any forests due to the king tearing them down for houses and firewood.
2)King (Need name)-He is cold and cruel and he hates everything in life. Is powerful and manipulative. He has the power (Need help with a power please. Not cheesy though.) He is sly and sneaky. He has black hair and dangerous gray eyes with pale skin. He's deathly skinny and slightly hunchbacked and handsome in an evil sort of way.
Kingdom (Need help with name and creature)-Is dead year round. It snows often and all of it's forests are black and dead. It's cold and crisp and has a lot of blizzards. The people are mischievous and mean. They kill the weak and only the strong can live there.
3) King (Need name)- He's truly good. He is kind to his people and he has no enemies except the second king. He is loving and caring and always does what's best for his people. He's wise and knowledgeable. He can be mean when other king's threaten his kingdom. He has brown hair, brilliant blue eyes and a light tan. He's tall and slim and handsome.
Kingdom(Need name and creature)- It's beautiful and lush. It's green always, even in the winter and has plenty of forests. It has meadows and lakes and waterfalls. Farms and cottages dot the land and the people are laughing and kind.Help with this story?
benjamin
william
tennyson
alexander
maximillione
kenith
kennedy
1)Human King (Need name)-Kind but prone for causing war often. Is weak and easily manipulated He is good to his people (most of the time) and loves his family. He often humorous and loves to throw celebrations for the tiniest things.
He has blonde hair, green eyes, and tan skin.
Kingdom(Need name)-Is pretty in the summer and spring but dead in the winter. Is bleak usually and the people are boring. Has few farms because most of the families are rich and buy their food from the markets. Doesn't have any forests due to the king tearing them down for houses and firewood.
2)King (Need name)-He is cold and cruel and he hates everything in life. Is powerful and manipulative. He has the power (Need help with a power please. Not cheesy though.) He is sly and sneaky. He has black hair and dangerous gray eyes with pale skin. He's deathly skinny and slightly hunchbacked and handsome in an evil sort of way.
Kingdom (Need help with name and creature)-Is dead year round. It snows often and all of it's forests are black and dead. It's cold and crisp and has a lot of blizzards. The people are mischievous and mean. They kill the weak and only the strong can live there.
3) King (Need name)- He's truly good. He is kind to his people and he has no enemies except the second king. He is loving and caring and always does what's best for his people. He's wise and knowledgeable. He can be mean when other king's threaten his kingdom. He has brown hair, brilliant blue eyes and a light tan. He's tall and slim and handsome.
Kingdom(Need name and creature)- It's beautiful and lush. It's green always, even in the winter and has plenty of forests. It has meadows and lakes and waterfalls. Farms and cottages dot the land and the people are laughing and kind.Help with this story?
benjamin
william
tennyson
alexander
maximillione
kenith
kennedy
A dream about food from another world and an object that kept the world good?
It was like I knew people from Mars and I wanted to buy food from there. After being there I saw markets of food from there. It seemed to be perfectly nutritious and a taste that i liked. The astrologers (I believe) refer to Mars as conflict. It seemed to me to be peaceful and spiritual.
This object had 7 pieces that had to be collected and put together. I never seen what the world would be without 1 and especially 7. 1 was taken away and the world became polluted, like everything was covered in dark gray grime. People talked in a rude and unexpressive way. I saw buildings like churches that were small and thought 'who could fit in there?' . I thought 'how could the first pieces have been collected it would have been quite a conquest' the piece was brought back and A went to humble chapel (not too small).
I even saw a levitated food plate in a hospital.A dream about food from another world and an object that kept the world good?
hello, Interesting dream, I think what is more important than anything is how you FELT during the dream. We can dream of something aweful but in the dream feel good doing it ,in which case it usually symbolizes something else. people think that they can buy a dream interpretation book and have their questions answered but this is simply not true. Considering we are the sum of all our life experiences, it only makes sense that an object in a dream may mean one thing to you and something totally different to me(i.e. you may have a had a certain experience in a chapel in the past that gives you an unique view of one)
it is also helpful to know that there is no such thing as an inanimate object in a dream,that object is an extension of your consciousness,
so take the things that stand out and try describing them like you would describe them to someone who has never heard of them before like someone from another planet. How would describe Mars,food,markets,astrologers,the dark gray grime and pollution, a church,and a hospital?
I do think it is interesting that Mars was the specific planet you dreamt of,considering all of our(NASA) efforts to get there not to mention we are ending the age of mars(2012) and begining the age of Aquarius(not that I subscribe 100% to astrology or anything)
I'm curious more than anything about the overall feeling of the dream.
This object had 7 pieces that had to be collected and put together. I never seen what the world would be without 1 and especially 7. 1 was taken away and the world became polluted, like everything was covered in dark gray grime. People talked in a rude and unexpressive way. I saw buildings like churches that were small and thought 'who could fit in there?' . I thought 'how could the first pieces have been collected it would have been quite a conquest' the piece was brought back and A went to humble chapel (not too small).
I even saw a levitated food plate in a hospital.A dream about food from another world and an object that kept the world good?
hello, Interesting dream, I think what is more important than anything is how you FELT during the dream. We can dream of something aweful but in the dream feel good doing it ,in which case it usually symbolizes something else. people think that they can buy a dream interpretation book and have their questions answered but this is simply not true. Considering we are the sum of all our life experiences, it only makes sense that an object in a dream may mean one thing to you and something totally different to me(i.e. you may have a had a certain experience in a chapel in the past that gives you an unique view of one)
it is also helpful to know that there is no such thing as an inanimate object in a dream,that object is an extension of your consciousness,
so take the things that stand out and try describing them like you would describe them to someone who has never heard of them before like someone from another planet. How would describe Mars,food,markets,astrologers,the dark gray grime and pollution, a church,and a hospital?
I do think it is interesting that Mars was the specific planet you dreamt of,considering all of our(NASA) efforts to get there not to mention we are ending the age of mars(2012) and begining the age of Aquarius(not that I subscribe 100% to astrology or anything)
I'm curious more than anything about the overall feeling of the dream.
WTH was with the whole cable box thing back in the day?
OK, unless you were paying for some scrambled premium channel like HBO or Showtime, what was the purpose of cable boxes, outside of making the cable companies loot even more money from every customer? Even the older crappier TV's were capable of getting all the channels, so why deny your own TV's capability? Another lame deal was anyone that I saw who had a cable box had nothing but a layer of rolling wavy gray fuzz overlaid on their otherwise crisp signal which I proved to a buddy was the interference of his cable box, since it has to be plugged in and from my experience the more devices between any signal source and display the crappier the results. Yet people loved their cable boxes up and down. Why? Unless you had some ancient UHF/VHF TV that only went up to channel 13, or got HBO or the primo channels, you didn't need it and it made your picture crappier. I don't get it, uber-slick marketing hustle perhaps?WTH was with the whole cable box thing back in the day?
well a lot of the people who bought the "premium" cable full of 400 some-odd channels would get a little chip-card from the cable company. that card would stick in the cable box and allow the box to uncode the signal and send it to the tv.
everyone I knew that had cable boxes had cards that went in them to make them work. of course, they were "black cards" which were purchasable in mexico and much cheaper than the cable company's cards, and did the same thing. Illegal, but no one does anything about it.
But the cable boxes i've seen never caused video interference. The one you saw might've been old, cheap, dirty, etc... or the connector cables were crappy or corroded- which is more likely.WTH was with the whole cable box thing back in the day?
Way back in the day, in the early 80s, I had to convince my mother to buy cable for the nascent MTV. Sigh. It cost me $5 a month over the basic cable channel price. But, well worth the babysitting money..
To answer your question... if you purchased Basic cable you got all the regular channels you could get with your tv antennae, but there was no interference or static. We were excited about the clear, crisp picture and not having to move the rabbit ears around... Television channels came in like radio channels do today, where the closer you were to the broadcast station, the better you could receive the channel. And if you were out a ways, and in the boonies you were out of luck. Family friends in Western Massachusetts had two or three channels on their television before cable.
Hope that gives you the information you were looking for.WTH was with the whole cable box thing back in the day?
Well I tell you what....TRY getting channels like HBO or Showtime or any of the HD Channels WITHOUT that Box....
Yeah.....I thought so....
well a lot of the people who bought the "premium" cable full of 400 some-odd channels would get a little chip-card from the cable company. that card would stick in the cable box and allow the box to uncode the signal and send it to the tv.
everyone I knew that had cable boxes had cards that went in them to make them work. of course, they were "black cards" which were purchasable in mexico and much cheaper than the cable company's cards, and did the same thing. Illegal, but no one does anything about it.
But the cable boxes i've seen never caused video interference. The one you saw might've been old, cheap, dirty, etc... or the connector cables were crappy or corroded- which is more likely.WTH was with the whole cable box thing back in the day?
Way back in the day, in the early 80s, I had to convince my mother to buy cable for the nascent MTV. Sigh. It cost me $5 a month over the basic cable channel price. But, well worth the babysitting money..
To answer your question... if you purchased Basic cable you got all the regular channels you could get with your tv antennae, but there was no interference or static. We were excited about the clear, crisp picture and not having to move the rabbit ears around... Television channels came in like radio channels do today, where the closer you were to the broadcast station, the better you could receive the channel. And if you were out a ways, and in the boonies you were out of luck. Family friends in Western Massachusetts had two or three channels on their television before cable.
Hope that gives you the information you were looking for.WTH was with the whole cable box thing back in the day?
Well I tell you what....TRY getting channels like HBO or Showtime or any of the HD Channels WITHOUT that Box....
Yeah.....I thought so....
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