things you are stoked on

[LUGR]

If any of y’all are feeling froggy and want to sign this petition to build a skatepark that would be cool!

https://www.change.org/p/advocates-for-padre-island-skate-park

[fakie nollie]

I went to burnside today for the first time and saw Cody Lockwood skate it. Very nice treat

[RCB3]

The first 2 skate videos I filmed and edited aren't on my computer or hard drive and they're on a VHS tape and a mini dv tape only. I found a reasonably priced place to get them transferred to me digitally so I can have them backed up and then I'll throw them up on YouTube. I haven't seen them in years and can't wait to sit down and rewatch them. I'm sure the editing and filming will be trash, but I had so many great memories filming for those first videos.

[friendly dave]

Got a number from a lady at the bar. Going on a date on Tuesday.

[Jim and Dan]

GORP, a childhood favorite.

Particularly a mix of peanuts, raisins, M&Ms and almonds.

[ToySanta]

Bought some new bookshelves. Set two up last night after work.

[RCB3]

Playoff hockey is awesome

[CarcassToss]

GORP, a childhood favorite.

Particularly a mix of peanuts, raisins, M&Ms and almonds.

Isn't this just trail mix? Or is that like an East Coast name for it?

[CarcassToss]

Turned some table legs today after taking the day off to just de-stress. First 8 hour day of uninterrupted zen I've had in likely a decade. We re-insulated our garage this winter and it's actually OK to work in there in the Phoenix heat.

[Uncle Flea]

I learned a cover for my band. I never do that ever. It's sick though. Everyone is happy about it. The showcase showdown another emergency.

Tomorrow I have nothing to do. I'm gonna go find a ramp. And a hill cuz I got the Prius 2 weeks

[Frank and Fred]

I run a  transitional living program for young people age 16 to 22 and I am currently trying to hire a new case manager. I interviewed someone who graduated the program about 15 years ago, today. She said, when she left she wrote a note saying, "I will work here one day." And the staff hung it up. I'm going to call her on Monday to offer her the job. This is the good shit.

[ToySanta]

I run a  transitional living program for young people age 16 to 22 and I am currently trying to hire a new case manager. I interviewed someone who graduated the program about 15 years ago, today. She said, when she left she wrote a note saying, "I will work here one day." And the staff hung it up. I'm going to call her on Monday to offer her the job. This is the good shit.

Thank you for sharing! This is incredible. Will anyone be there that she knows?


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I am stoked on a four day weekend. Got plans for one, tentative for another. I’m gonna get so much rest.

[Frank and Fred]

Thank you for sharing! This is incredible. Will anyone be there that she knows?

Unfortunately not, as she graduated the program about 13 years ago.

[Blind Fisherman]

Skating after work today then my closest friends from the park are coming over to play a little Smash Bros and get incredibly stoned. 

[Blind Fisherman]

Sorry for the double post here, but things have been on an upswing for me lately. Been consistently talking with a girl I’ve been into for years and things are progressing quite nicely. I’m not entirely sure where things will end up, but it’s just nice to have someone to spend some quality time with.

[lamfordie]

My dog Josie is out of surgery. The vets removed her spleen cuz they found a large mass on it. Good thing is that they didn't find anything else. Me and my wife feel so much better but we just want our baby girl Jo back home.

[Dr-Feelgood]

I went for a job interview 2 weeks ago and was pretty damn nervous about it cause i havent had a job interview in over 10 years..... looking to leave my current job and go to a goverment job for the perks and benefits and knew it wouldnt be easy, didnt expect much but wanted to at least apply to have a go....got a call back a week later and made it to the next part of the interview process, did a physical, they called my references....all signs are pointing to a positive outcome.

[frontsideNECKTIE]

I went for a job interview 2 weeks ago and was pretty damn nervous about it cause i havent had a job interview in over 10 years..... looking to leave my current job and go to a goverment job for the perks and benefits and knew it wouldnt be easy, didnt expect much but wanted to at least apply to have a go....got a call back a week later and made it to the next part of the interview process, did a physical, they called my references....all signs are pointing to a positive outcome.

You got this! Have confidence and competence!

The government job I'm currently holding has been both the easiest, and best paying job I've ever had.

Been promoted a few times to some kind of middle management position. Now the work is even easier, there's great and shoddy employees to deal with, and I get to be a fly on the wall for lots of the hot gossip that has no affect on my life.

I feel semi-guilty seeing the size of the checks compared to the work I do.... but fuck it