Random Win: The irl Fuck Ya thread

[BerenTebogo]

Nah jmc needs to do Boston CL so I can popcorn straight through him ho-plowing probably half of my high school's graduating class.

Grow up in Weymouth >> try to get street cred by moving to Boston when you're 18 >> realize you have zero life skills or anything to offer anyone >> CL ho

Though most of them on like kid #3 now. My ass is getting old.

[Astylla]

Managed to make 50 bucks off a penny slot machine before we left Reno today. Made up for the bad luck earlier in the weekend lol.

[Brill Weave]

Fuck. I'm waiting for 2 BG randoms helping each other in a fight / shootout.

Yeah but AoE is black and jmc's a cop. So he would probably mistake his "helping" for attempted murder and preemptively shoot him.

[Cantih]

Yeah but AoE is black and jmc's a cop.

I smell an action-comedy.

[AidenCarby]

Bonfire and beer....all the couples are fighting hahaha retards.

[zoobernut]

Managed to make 50 bucks off a penny slot machine before we left Reno today. Made up for the bad luck earlier in the weekend lol.

Which slot machines did you play? It is weird it has been over a year since I left that industry but I am still interested in what is out on the floor. Can't shake it.

[Astylla]

It was a LOTR one actually. I just kept getting feature triggers that added up lol.

[BaneTheBrawler]

Yeah but AoE is black and jmc's a cop. So he would probably mistake his "helping" for attempted murder and preemptively shoot him.

AOE IS BLACK>!?!?1!

[zoobernut]

It was a LOTR one actually. I just kept getting feature triggers that added up lol.

Ah nice I played that one a lot doing research. WMS fun game but man I remember there being a lot of graphical glitches/issues. And their compression on their full screen videos on the top glass was rough.

[Aksannyi]

First day of the semester, I have a four hour gap between classes (which sucks) but I actually got some work done instead of procrastinating for a change. We'll see if I can keep up this momentum throughout the semester, but it isn't like there's much else for me to do while I'm sitting around here.

[barber2006]

So four years ago I made this post: http://www.bluegartr.com/threads/106...-of-the-sticks

There were several suggestions, most notably CPA. I looked into it, busted my ass and last week I received my CPA license in the mail.

In between then and now we packed up in December of 2011 and moved to what I consider the best city in the country. I needed a year and a half of business classes in order to be CPA eligible so I went to school during the day and worked maintenance/housekeeping at night. My schedule was pretty much 6am-2am everyday without a scheduled bathroom break. Ironically, one suggestion in the above post was to be a stripper. I did actually join that proud fraternity that paid his way through school by stripping.......stripping and waxing floors.

It kinda sucked to sit next to 19 year olds in a calculus class while wearing what was basically a janitors uniform but who cares what they think. I worked hard and got a big 4 offer. After a year and a half I found a job (with a promotion and a raise) five minutes from my house. They already have me revamping every business process they do and the work is meaningful, productive, and has a clear vertical path within the company. I pick my kids up at 3:30 and don't do any more work until the next morning. It's awesome.

When I was considering the move I kept thinking...."man, you will be 40 by the time you get through the tough times. What are you thinking?" Well you know what? I'd be 40 now anyways whether I went for it or didn't. In the end the only residual effect of the 3-4 tough years was my kids witnessing what hard work will do for you.

I see my mother in law once a year.

[Airenn]

Yaaaay barber, that's awesome!

[Byrthnoth]

GTFO, Barber. Your win doesn't seem random. Sounds like you figured out what you were going to do and the rest was

[Moss]

So four years ago I made this post: http://www.bluegartr.com/threads/106...-of-the-sticks

There were several suggestions, most notably CPA. I looked into it, busted my ass and last week I received my CPA license in the mail.

In between then and now we packed up in December of 2011 and moved to what I consider the best city in the country. I needed a year and a half of business classes in order to be CPA eligible so I went to school during the day and worked maintenance/housekeeping at night. My schedule was pretty much 6am-2am everyday without a scheduled bathroom break. Ironically, one suggestion in the above post was to be a stripper. I did actually join that proud fraternity that paid his way through school by stripping.......stripping and waxing floors.

It kinda sucked to sit next to 19 year olds in a calculus class while wearing what was basically a janitors uniform but who cares what they think. I worked hard and got a big 4 offer. After a year and a half I found a job (with a promotion and a raise) five minutes from my house. They already have me revamping every business process they do and the work is meaningful, productive, and has a clear vertical path within the company. I pick my kids up at 3:30 and don't do any more work until the next morning. It's awesome.

When I was considering the move I kept thinking...."man, you will be 40 by the time you get through the tough times. What are you thinking?" Well you know what? I'd be 40 now anyways whether I went for it or didn't. In the end the only residual effect of the 3-4 tough years was my kids witnessing what hard work will do for you.

I see my mother in law once a year.

congrats man. which big 4 firm/location?

[AidenCarby]

Grats brother, that's fucking awesome.

[Qeomash]

Grats man! I'm sorta in the same situation now, starting my final semester after a post on BG inspired me to go back and finish my computer science degree. I already have an internship that pays more per hour than the retail store manager (like, one step under the owner of a small town store) job I left.

[BerenTebogo]

Congrats man!

[Astylla]

That's just awesome, you should be very proud of yourself. Whenever I hear excuses why people can't do shit I know there are people like you proving that things can be done they just don't come on their own. Very happy for you.

[Sepukku]

So four years ago I made this post: http://www.bluegartr.com/threads/106...-of-the-sticks

There were several suggestions, most notably CPA. I looked into it, busted my ass and last week I received my CPA license in the mail.

In between then and now we packed up in December of 2011 and moved to what I consider the best city in the country. I needed a year and a half of business classes in order to be CPA eligible so I went to school during the day and worked maintenance/housekeeping at night. My schedule was pretty much 6am-2am everyday without a scheduled bathroom break. Ironically, one suggestion in the above post was to be a stripper. I did actually join that proud fraternity that paid his way through school by stripping.......stripping and waxing floors.

It kinda sucked to sit next to 19 year olds in a calculus class while wearing what was basically a janitors uniform but who cares what they think. I worked hard and got a big 4 offer. After a year and a half I found a job (with a promotion and a raise) five minutes from my house. They already have me revamping every business process they do and the work is meaningful, productive, and has a clear vertical path within the company. I pick my kids up at 3:30 and don't do any more work until the next morning. It's awesome.

When I was considering the move I kept thinking...."man, you will be 40 by the time you get through the tough times. What are you thinking?" Well you know what? I'd be 40 now anyways whether I went for it or didn't. In the end the only residual effect of the 3-4 tough years was my kids witnessing what hard work will do for you.

I see my mother in law once a year.

Whats the best city? Feel like there's a big hole in this story without it lol

[Omniyoji]

I'm guessing DC, congrats~