#@$@#$254nd Official Hard At Work Thread
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From: md
Originally Posted by speed_bump,Dec 12 2009, 01:07 PM
Yeah he is freaky skinny for 106.7 lbs. I think his paws are about 40 of it. 
The pound paper work says 115 and thin so he lost 8 while in there (and another 2-3 in the poop he took after I weighed him). You can fell every bumo in his spine and when you look down on him actually does look skinny.
In the back yard (yes that wall sucks bit it has to go when/if I ever get the other garage put up)
[IMG]http://kims968.webs.com/photos/Bear/DSCN0355s.JPG[IMG]
Kim is convinced I'm never letting him leave.
[IMG]http://kims968.webs.com/photos/Bear/BearDSCN0363s.JPG[IMG]
The pound paper work says 115 and thin so he lost 8 while in there (and another 2-3 in the poop he took after I weighed him). You can fell every bumo in his spine and when you look down on him actually does look skinny.In the back yard (yes that wall sucks bit it has to go when/if I ever get the other garage put up)
[IMG]http://kims968.webs.com/photos/Bear/DSCN0355s.JPG[IMG]
Kim is convinced I'm never letting him leave.
[IMG]http://kims968.webs.com/photos/Bear/BearDSCN0363s.JPG[IMG]
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From: Maryland
Originally Posted by FF2Skip,Dec 12 2009, 12:37 PM
You know, some days make you feel good about life. Some days you believe the Lord is looking out for you after testing you. Today is one of those days. I won't share the personal stuff, but we have a whole legion of Cub Scouts in here today for their annual Toys for Tots drive. They always have pizza, soda, bowling, and fun. Well, I went to call Domino's to place the order(late because they CS's never gave us a count). Couldn't get though, so I sent an employee over to place the order- NO POWER in the town of Quantico. There's a blown transformer.
My asst. mgr hadn't come to work yet. Had him call his local Domino's and explain the situation. They stepped up and will be supplying our pizzas at the same discounted price and in the time we need them. Crisis averted. Scouts will never know any different.
I won't share the personal stuff, but we have a whole legion of Cub Scouts in here today for their annual Toys for Tots drive. They always have pizza, soda, bowling, and fun. Well, I went to call Domino's to place the order(late because they CS's never gave us a count). Couldn't get though, so I sent an employee over to place the order- NO POWER in the town of Quantico. There's a blown transformer.My asst. mgr hadn't come to work yet. Had him call his local Domino's and explain the situation. They stepped up and will be supplying our pizzas at the same discounted price and in the time we need them.
Crisis averted. Scouts will never know any different.
