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Post by hannigan on Jan 19, 2009 13:16:18 GMT -5
Finally the great one has come to Wizards of the Force.
Now really I thought I was a member when this board first came up but I forgot all about it over the years.
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Post by Jinsei on Jan 19, 2009 13:55:46 GMT -5
Hey there... I think you were a member at the original site, but then we moved and a lot of people didn't get the notice. Glad to see you around!  |
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Post by Adona Mara on Jan 19, 2009 14:51:24 GMT -5
Hey there! .. Good to see you again  |
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Post by gazooayam on Jan 19, 2009 15:45:36 GMT -5
i thought "The Great One " was Jackie Gleason. Is he here? ( Suzi, you'll get that joke, but i doubt any of these youngsters will. heehee)
Hey, Michael. Good to see ya!
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Post by Icarus on Jan 19, 2009 17:49:15 GMT -5
Merry Meet, Hannigan. and, Gazoo.... straight to tha moon...... one of these days, one of these days....  |
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Post by Jinsei on Jan 19, 2009 18:16:58 GMT -5
lol, she beat me to saying the line! |
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Post by Adona Mara on Jan 19, 2009 20:26:44 GMT -5
And away we go! |
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Post by hannigan on Jan 20, 2009 11:24:23 GMT -5
i thought "The Great One " was Jackie Gleason. Is he here? ( Suzi, you'll get that joke, but i doubt any of these youngsters will. heehee) Hey, Michael. Good to see ya! According to some The Great One was a hockey player that played for the Kings. In any event it is nice to be back with the Jedi community again. I am glad to see the UJ is starting to come back and again I found this site. The JEDI.org spin offs where getting too annoying and poltical for me. Icarus Marry Meet, Marry Part and let us not forget Marry meet again! In any event it is nice to see some older faces here. For me life has been interesting and busy. If you get board feel free to check out my blog at TKDspace.com. (I will post a line on this thread.) For those who do not know me the following links will give you a bit of a understanding about me. For those who do know me the links will give you a understanding of what I have been up to lately. tkdspace.com/Hanniganthemartialartist.webs.com/http://jedi_handbook.webs.com/ The Jedi Handbook is extremely dusty. I have been meaning to do some edits with it and add a few more pages of the works I have in word, however with TKD due to 6-11 TKD classes a week, training in magick/energy healing, reading and most importantly being with Jennifer my time has been rough lately. Again thankfully Jennifer takes most of the same TKD classes I take, she is my practice/workout partner and our studies are done togather for the most part or atleast at the same time we still have a great deal of time to spend togather. To make life a bit easier Jennifer and I started a cleaning company which is pretty cool. The job is not the greatest, but we work the accounts togather and have a great deal of time for each other and not nearly as much stress like when we worked opposite hours. |
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Post by Jinsei on Jan 20, 2009 14:24:40 GMT -5
I know some people that own a cleaning company. While it's not the best job in the world, at least it pays the bills... and getting to spend that much time together is definitely better for the relationship... my wife and I are hardly ever apart, but when we worked different schedules we tended to get into arguments.
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Post by hannigan on Jan 21, 2009 9:53:50 GMT -5
I know some people that own a cleaning company. While it's not the best job in the world, at least it pays the bills... and getting to spend that much time together is definitely better for the relationship... my wife and I are hardly ever apart, but when we worked different schedules we tended to get into arguments. In some ways I really enjoy it. The Pay is great if you run your own company and can managed to get and keep regular accounts. Jennifer and I worked about 20 hours a week until two weeks ago, now we work 25 hours a week. The hours are late nights and for us this is perfect as it gives us a open scedual throughout the day and does not limit what we are able to do because of work sceduals. We do have a couple of people who work for us, and we do pay them well, however that one draw back is we have not left town in quite some time because I fear that the weekend we finally leave will be the weekend one of our accounts calls and tells us our people did not show up. Now a normal person would fire such a person for this, however as it can lose accounts (our livelyhood) I think I would want to break someones legs for doing that to us so it is safer not to leave town for just incase reasons. |
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Post by gazooayam on Jan 21, 2009 13:21:37 GMT -5
Breaking legs is a sure way to land yourself in jail...i would strongly advise against it. Your company would surely go belly-up if that were to happen. Perhaps you just need employees that are more trustworthy.
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