The post whore thread.

[bogie]

I've only had to travel once this whole year, and it's been awesome. The previous several were all busy status-qualifying years. I really have no desire to go back out on the road, even though there's the possibility I'm missing out on important "politics" etc. Hang in there...

Thanks. They are dicking around with my ticket and I'll end up on a crap flight. Worst part about traveling is the food

[Brian]

Thinking about picking up a 9mm shield tonight.

[Brian]

Thanks. They are dicking around with my ticket and I'll end up on a crap flight. Worst part about traveling is the food

I had the opposite problem. After a big merger, I started ending up travelling to meet with the guys from the other company, who were East-coasters used to lots of wining and dining at fancy restaurants. Tons of great food and wine, but it really does get old after a while. There were nights I just wanted to have a burger and go home, and not spend 4-5 hours every night eating steak and drinking wine with a ton of guys from work. Doesn't sound like something I should complain about too loudly though, huh?

[hurley842002]

Thinking about picking up a 9mm shield tonight.

Awesome ccw pistol, I really enjoyed carrying mine, but I could never get used to the thin grip. I'm a Glock guy so naturally I'm accustomed to the chunky grip. Back to Glock I went.

[Irving]

I had the opposite problem. After a big merger, I started ending up travelling to meet with the guys from the other company, who were East-coasters used to lots of wining and dining at fancy restaurants. Tons of great food and wine, but it really does get old after a while. There were nights I just wanted to have a burger and go home, and not spend 4-5 hours every night eating steak and drinking wine with a ton of guys from work. Doesn't sound like something I should complain about too loudly though, huh?

I know how you feel. It's easy to eat fancy on the company dime, but after a while it gets old.

[Brian]

Awesome ccw pistol, I really enjoyed carrying mine, but I could never get used to the thin grip. I'm a Glock guy so naturally I'm accustomed to the chunky grip. Back to Glock I went.

I need another pistol like I need a hole in the head, but one of my sources is danging a discount in front of me and I really like the feel of my m&p full size...

[hurley842002]

I need another pistol like I need a hole in the head, but one of my sources is danging a discount in front of me and I really like the feel of my m&p full size...

I certainly wouldn't turn down a good discount. Just keep in mind, that grip is a lot thinner than your full size. I don't think it bothers most, but it did me.

[Great-Kazoo]

I had the opposite problem. After a big merger, I started ending up travelling to meet with the guys from the other company, who were East-coasters used to lots of wining and dining at fancy restaurants. Tons of great food and wine, but it really does get old after a while. There were nights I just wanted to have a burger and go home, and not spend 4-5 hours every night eating steak and drinking wine with a ton of guys from work. Doesn't sound like something I should complain about too loudly though, huh?

The same crew who drop major $$$$ eating out, scrutinize an extra $5 spent on good supplies.. They'd rather spend 2+ hours at dinner bs'ing then go out side enjoying the view or weather.

[HoneyBadger]

Mornin' hos!

[thvigil11]

Right back at ya!