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AWESOME MEMORBILIA FROM WORK...

GuruGuru Posts: 3,127
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My brother in law and I work together for his company. Today he dropped this on my desk. Apparently we make these. It's Photometal. I thought it was cool so he gave me one.

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  • metalmikemetalmike Posts: 2,152 ✭✭
    some over easy eggs with cheese to go with my order of spam, please. image
    USN 1977-1987 * ALL cards are commons unless auto'd. Buying Britneycards. NWO for life.
  • gumbyfangumbyfan Posts: 5,168 ✭✭✭


    << <i>some over easy eggs with cheese to go with my order of spam, please. image >>



    I'm confused...where's the spam?
  • baseballjeffbaseballjeff Posts: 1,082 ✭✭✭
    Hey that's awesome!!!

    Any chance you could get another one of those for a fellow friend of the Tribe and the Dawg Pound? I'd love one! I'd put a magnent on one side, and put that on my file cabinent at work!

    Jeff
  • goose3goose3 Posts: 11,471 ✭✭✭


    << <i>some over easy eggs with cheese to go with my order of spam, please. image >>




    could you please point me to the spam? I see no link, no mention of any company, nothing.

    Hell, I'd like to know because I might want one.
  • metalmikemetalmike Posts: 2,152 ✭✭
    I am not trying to offend anyone but what is so awesome about an everyday item?, That is not memorabilia. It is a common engraved plate- I have seen these for years- in fact I have one for my Riverfront stadium seat. The seat is AWESOME but the nameplate is not. Mike
    USN 1977-1987 * ALL cards are commons unless auto'd. Buying Britneycards. NWO for life.
  • baseballjeffbaseballjeff Posts: 1,082 ✭✭✭
    Hey, well said. But I am thinking that a little something Clevlandish in my office would be nice. I have to keep my office in tip-top shape and well put together so I think a little something like that would be cool. I can't have too much on the walls because that'd be too distracting for some of my patient's.

  • PasadenaMudSlidePasadenaMudSlide Posts: 732
    I'll take a seat if you have an extra.
  • chbchb Posts: 212 ✭


    << <i>too distracting for some of my patient's >>


    Your patient's what...? Check thy grammar, doc image
  • baseballjeffbaseballjeff Posts: 1,082 ✭✭✭
    Sorry, I had to type that message in a hurry. I am no doctor, I assure you that much, I have my masters degree. I am an Out-pt. Rehabilitation Speech-Language Pathologist. And yes, some individuals with significant traumatic brain injuries have a difficult time with focusing their attention, and if I had too much crud (pictures, etc...) on my walls it could distract them quite significantly. I do have my baseball calendar on the wall though! image
  • chbchb Posts: 212 ✭


    << <i>I have my masters degree >>


    OK, now here's your chance to use that apostrophe—should be Master's. Sorry, just couldn't resist image Don't mind me, I'm just fiesty tonight. Plus I have issues with doctors. Carry on image
  • PasadenaMudSlidePasadenaMudSlide Posts: 732
    Plus I have issues with doctors.

    Plus, I have issues with doctors.

    Beginning sentences with conjunctions is generally frowned upon. However, if you choose to do so, please use a comma to offset the conjunction from the rest of the sentence.image
  • lawnmowermanlawnmowerman Posts: 19,477 ✭✭✭✭


    << <i>some individuals with significant traumatic brain injuries have a difficult time with focusing their attention, and if I had too much crud (pictures, etc...) on my walls it could distract them quite significantly. >>



    I'd say buy one and hang it. Half the board members here suffer from traumatic brain injuries but that doesnt stop them.

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  • baseballjeffbaseballjeff Posts: 1,082 ✭✭✭
    "Beginning sentences with conjunctions is generally frowned upon. However, if you choose to do so, please use a comma to offset the conjunction from the rest of the sentence"

    Exactly why I am not a Speech Path. that works in the schools. Grammar is my #1 enemy! image
  • chbchb Posts: 212 ✭


    << <i>please use a comma to offset the conjunction from the rest of the sentence. >>


    Mea culpa, mud man.


    << <i>Beginning sentences with conjunctions is generally frowned upon. >>


    This is (basically) correct if you are teaching high school English and/or citing references from 1920. Otherwise, the use of conjunctions to begin a sentence is not only acceptable but often quite effective. BUT, perhaps you are an 87-year-old school teacher—it would explain so very much.

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  • GuruGuru Posts: 3,127
    Not spam guys. Just sharing. I couldn't sell you one if I wanted to. But thanks for the confidence. I know not to post that stuff here. That's why it says veteran under my logo and that's why I have more than a few wimpy posts.
  • PasadenaMudSlidePasadenaMudSlide Posts: 732
    BUT, perhaps you are an 87-year-old school teacher�it would explain so very much.

    Ha! No, I realize the rules have been loosened ... Take care, my friend.image
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