who has the right of way??

[JerseyJoey]

My car stalled last night.

 

[NYDrew]

Yo, that happened to me at my beloved Dairy Barn I sailfished my self out of my car, walked up to their window and clammed all over the 90 year old man and his 4 year old great-granddaughter. Then I donkey punched his wife and raped the girls pet guinea pig.

They got out lucky. If I wasn't feeling so generous that day, I would have called my friend Maurice from the gym. He's a Jr. Detective with the safety patrol and I would have had them all arrested for gangraping me with the rear-left brake rotor belonging to the car owned by the beloved principal of the BOCES school accross the street.

 

[Black Phantom]

Yo, that happened to me at my beloved Dairy Barn I sailfished my self out of my car, walked up to their window and clammed all over the 90 year old man and his 4 year old great-granddaughter. Then I donkey punched his wife and raped the girls pet guinea pig.

They got out lucky. If I wasn't feeling so generous that day, I would have called my friend Maurice from the gym. He's a Jr. Detective with the safety patrol and I would have had them all arrested for gangraping me with the rear-left brake rotor belonging to the car owned by the beloved principal of the BOCES school accross the street.

 

[Brownsville Brooklyn]

Is that like a bathroom stall?

if u lived in the environment that i live in u would think & act very differently....one suv after the other tailgating, fighting each other for parking spots in gym parking lot & at stores, cat fights in gym parking lot over parking spaces, mean nasty people with no manners....the only way to combat that type of behavior is to take it up a notch to see who really wants to dance....in todays world we dance in a court room with the best legal counsel u can afford!!

 

[Brownsville Brooklyn]

My car stalled last night.

junie have any baby pics of u? as u can see in the pics the Chosen One has kept it together for almost 51 years....rack that!!:smile::smile:

 

[legalskier]

Yo, that happened to me at my beloved Dairy Barn I sailfished my self out of my car, walked up to their window and clammed all over the 90 year old man and his 4 year old great-granddaughter. Then I donkey punched his wife and raped the girls pet guinea pig.

They got out lucky. If I wasn't feeling so generous that day, I would have called my friend Maurice from the gym. He's a Jr. Detective with the safety patrol and I would have had them all arrested for gangraping me with the rear-left brake rotor belonging to the car owned by the beloved principal of the BOCES school accross the street.

I just hate when that happens.
:angry:

 

[billski]

I just hate when that happens.
:angry:

 

[Black Phantom]

if u lived in the environment that i live in u would think & act very differently....one suv after the other tailgating, fighting each other for parking spots in gym parking lot & at stores, cat fights in gym parking lot over parking spaces, mean nasty people with no manners....the only way to combat that type of behavior is to take it up a notch to see who really wants to dance....in todays world we dance in a court room with the best legal counsel u can afford!!

Gino = TCO

 

[billski]

It was always my understanding that Llama had right of way in Dairy Queen parking lots.

 

[NYDrew]

if u lived in the environment that i live in u would think & act very differently....one suv after the other tailgating, fighting each other for parking spots in gym parking lot & at stores, cat fights in gym parking lot over parking spaces, mean nasty people with no manners....the only way to combat that type of behavior is to take it up a notch to see who really wants to dance....in todays world we dance in a court room with the best legal counsel u can afford!!

I grew up in the same area as you. From my beloved Flushing to being part of the working poor in my beloved Massapequa and Bellmore. I moved away because of morons like you. Now I only have to deal with it during leaf and ski season. It wasn't the driving or the attitude...that is what makes New York so great, in an instant we can go from that to great acts of kindness (See 9/11 and the thousands of evil emergency workers toiling to save lives with no regard for their own). You are not part of that group...sorry, true New Yorkers don't manipulate the legal system and abuse 911 to get over on the very people they just spit on.

Keep living in the past buddy. You missed a lot of great things like the steam engine and abolition. The one thing I wish you really were able to see was an AlpineZone without you. You think that suddenly changing your tone to being such a nice guy is going to change any opinions, hell no, your even worse now, you went from a jerk to a jerk that pretends he isn't; and for the record you can never come back once you pretend to be what your not.

 

[NYDrew]

oops, forgot the picture. Just call me McBelovin.....

 

[Glenn]

im backing out of a parking stall at my local DD on e main st after the gym....im out of that stall & in what would be the parking lot....in comes some broad with an old benz & pulls directly in front of me on the wrong side of the parking lot....she gives me a dirty look & mumbles something....i was too tired & hot to bother with another idiot in huntington....

onetime i pinched a loaf in a stall. have you ever had your camry stall on you...? :angry::angry::angry:it can take for-evor for a truck to come rescue you. my cell phone comes in hadny when calling the aaa. my member card is scuffed up.

:smash::uzi::flag::grin::-D:bli n k:

 

[Brownsville Brooklyn]

I grew up in the same area as you. From my beloved Flushing to being part of the working poor in my beloved Massapequa and Bellmore. I moved away because of morons like you. Now I only have to deal with it during leaf and ski season. It wasn't the driving or the attitude...that is what makes New York so great, in an instant we can go from that to great acts of kindness (See 9/11 and the thousands of evil emergency workers toiling to save lives with no regard for their own). You are not part of that group...sorry, true New Yorkers don't manipulate the legal system and abuse 911 to get over on the very people they just spit on.

Keep living in the past buddy. You missed a lot of great things like the steam engine and abolition. The one thing I wish you really were able to see was an AlpineZone without you. You think that suddenly changing your tone to being such a nice guy is going to change any opinions, hell no, your even worse now, you went from a jerk to a jerk that pretends he isn't; and for the record you can never come back once you pretend to be what your not.

Thriving in the workplace with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is challenging. Although ADHD sufferers are often intelligent and creative individuals, they may have a difficult time prioritizing and shifting between tasks -- key skills in the workplace. The scenario of going to an office and sitting in front of a computer all day -- the way many of us work -- can be difficult for someone with ADHD who has boundless energy and has trouble sitting in one place for too long. It may result in troublesome mistakes, strained relationships with co-workers and sometimes even dismissal from a job.

But there is a way to make ADHD work for you, and once you know certain strategies, you can succeed and flourish in your chosen field. Dr. Donald Haupt, co-author of "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Adult ADHD," explains that the main brain defect in ADHD is an undersupply of the neurotransmitter dopamine in an area of the brain called the prefrontal cortex. This area controls executive functioning, which is what we all use in starting, stopping and prioritizing what we do all day.

"It's not so much a deficit of attention as it is a lack of control of attention," says Haupt. People with this condition are often easily distracted from the task at hand or, conversely, may not be able to shift their attention from one thing to the task that needs their focus.

If you have ADHD, read on for helpful strategies that you could implement in the workplace:

Realize that a desk job in an office might not be the best environment for you. You would probably do better at a job that allows you to take on different types of work in a variety of settings. For instance, you might thrive as a mail carrier or a real estate agent. In general, people with ADHD do well in creative jobs or as entrepreneurs, says Haupt, "as long as you have a business partner who likes to keep the books, dot the i's and cross the t's."

Once you're in the job, create structure for yourself. Since ADHD sufferers can be prone to forgetfulness, it's essential to set up deadline or meeting reminders. This could be in the form of a visual planner at your desk or an alarm on a PDA. Find a tool that works for you. With projects, break things down into smaller, manageable chunks. This will help you from feeling frustrated and overwhelmed. Acknowledge your ADHD and your shortened attention span. Take breaks throughout the day and be patient with yourself.

You may choose to ask for accommodations at work, such as permission to record meetings so you'll have a record of important information you might otherwise forget, a flexible work schedule that would not restrict you to eight hours a day behind a desk or even the ability to delegate detailed administrative tasks of your job to someone else.

Here are some other daily tips from Haupt that you might want to implement:

• Use a headset on your phone, so you can move around during calls. This will help to release energy if hyperactivity is one of your symptoms.
• Take notes during meetings. This will help you stay focused and give you something to do if you are having a hard time sitting still for long periods.
• Set your cell phone to vibrate at intervals and use it as a reminder to stay on task.
• If someone interrupts you while you're working, write down what you were working on so you can get right back into it once the interruption is over.
• Complete boring tasks first.
• Team up with a coworker who is good at organization and planning.
• Don't rush big work decisions such as taking on a new project. Schedule in time to consider them carefully.
• Plan to be early for work each day and for all appointments.

"Train yourself to double-check your work, keep to a time schedule and get the boring stuff done," says Haupt. "Emphasize your spontaneous nature and your willingness to entertain new ideas and approaches. Take advantage of your natural love of interacting with a variety of people, your energy and your ability to produce quickly, and you'll be successful."

 

[ctenidae]

http://www.aolhealth.com/condition-center/adhd/thrive-at-work-with-adhd

Good God, man. Seek help.

 

[legalskier]

But there is a way to make ADHD work for you, and once you know certain strategies, you can succeed and flourish

ADHD....isn't that a trail at Killington?

 

[JerseyJoey]

ADHD....isn't that a trail at Killington?

Pico

 

[Black Phantom]

Pico

It's part of the Interconnect.

 

[JerseyJoey]

I used to play connect four when I was a child in the old school days of rackin staircase bump lines at the beloved institution of killington and trl while my grandma bought everyone lox and bagels and lots of sweet and low from her purse, her gray purse, not her grey purse. rack it.

 

[NYDrew]

....and back to your regular scheduled program.

 

[Brownsville Brooklyn]

weeeeeeeeeeeee hhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

:-D:-D