jay745
What Would Glenn Danzig Do
- Location
- Slightly Outside Chicago
- Car(s)
- Mk6 racecar, Tacoma
What kind of holes?
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CSB3: Old Men Discuss Walking Shoes - Forum Decides To Get Matching Crocs
- Thread starter riceburner
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Do it. One in each.
What is it?
Strange Mud
Autocross Champion
- Location
- Small Town CT
- Car(s)
- Assorted
it is a permanent ink drawing that they etch into your skin using needles.
Artist hasn’t created it yet but will be space themed with my oldest son’s name in it.
Strange Mud
Autocross Champion
- Location
- Small Town CT
- Car(s)
- Assorted
CSB:
we have ongoing internet security training. they send fake emails if you report them you get an atta boy.
last week I get a suspicious email and report it.....nothing
I talk to our IT guy (not full time/part owner)
Me "I got this suspicious email...reported it and didn't get an answer"
Him "send me a screen shot of the email"
Me "done"
Him "This is how you add someone to the blocked sender list"
Me "Yeah, I do that daily....how come I didn't get an answer on this email....I would have accepted a "proceed with caution" Do they only detect emails that they send?"
Him "That's the way the algorithm works"
this is the same person that argued that 55 F was too cold for the server room
we have ongoing internet security training. they send fake emails if you report them you get an atta boy.
last week I get a suspicious email and report it.....nothing
I talk to our IT guy (not full time/part owner)
Me "I got this suspicious email...reported it and didn't get an answer"
Him "send me a screen shot of the email"
Me "done"
Him "This is how you add someone to the blocked sender list"
Me "Yeah, I do that daily....how come I didn't get an answer on this email....I would have accepted a "proceed with caution" Do they only detect emails that they send?"
Him "That's the way the algorithm works"
this is the same person that argued that 55 F was too cold for the server room
jay745
What Would Glenn Danzig Do
- Location
- Slightly Outside Chicago
- Car(s)
- Mk6 racecar, Tacoma
They do this at my place and make some really good fakes. I just report every email that comes from IT security nowCSB:
we have ongoing internet security training. they send fake emails if you report them you get an atta boy.
last week I get a suspicious email and report it.....nothing
I talk to our IT guy (not full time/part owner)
Me "I got this suspicious email...reported it and didn't get an answer"
Him "send me a screen shot of the email"
Me "done"
Him "This is how you add someone to the blocked sender list"
Me "Yeah, I do that daily....how come I didn't get an answer on this email....I would have accepted a "proceed with caution" Do they only detect emails that they send?"
Him "That's the way the algorithm works"
this is the same person that argued that 55 F was too cold for the server room
cb1111
Newbie
- Location
- Virginia, USA
If it is leakage, then look into Incurin - which worked well with ours as she got older.Doggo was a little limpy last week, slow to get up etc. - but fine once up and moving. She has a history of joint inflammation/arthritis from a tick-borne disease, we spent like 6 months last year dealing with it. Had to jump through hoops at work because she was on Predinsone and would go in the house if someone didn't let her out every 2-4 hours. It was a nightmare and throughout the whole thing I said to GF "prednisone is terrible, never again if we can help it, need to ask for NSAIDs instead."
So GF takes doggo to the vet last week for this limp. She comes home with a bottle of - you guessed it - prednisone. "well it's okay because it's just a small dose not the immunosuppressant dose from last time"
Walked downstairs to go to work this morning, there's a big ol wet spot in the rug and it smells like piss.
You may also want to discuss Librela with your vet. It has had some bad press recently, but it worked wonders with ours - she acted literally years younger.
cb1111
Newbie
- Location
- Virginia, USA
and how many people here won't get the reference?
Damn, we're old....
cb1111
Newbie
- Location
- Virginia, USA
CSB:
we have ongoing internet security training. they send fake emails if you report them you get an atta boy.
last week I get a suspicious email and report it.....nothing
I talk to our IT guy (not full time/part owner)
Me "I got this suspicious email...reported it and didn't get an answer"
Him "send me a screen shot of the email"
Me "done"
Him "This is how you add someone to the blocked sender list"
Me "Yeah, I do that daily....how come I didn't get an answer on this email....I would have accepted a "proceed with caution" Do they only detect emails that they send?"
Him "That's the way the algorithm works"
this is the same person that argued that 55 F was too cold for the server room
The last agency I worked for hired some company to do that. The emails were painfully obvious but people still fell for them.They do this at my place and make some really good fakes. I just report every email that comes from IT security now
But yes, I got to the point too where I reported every message from IT as spam.
mwoodski
Autocross Champion
- Location
- Not Fancy CT, USA
- Car(s)
- 17 Golf SW 4mo
mwoodski
Autocross Champion
- Location
- Not Fancy CT, USA
- Car(s)
- 17 Golf SW 4mo
maybe. then maybe make them bigger until they're like 1/2"
jay745
What Would Glenn Danzig Do
- Location
- Slightly Outside Chicago
- Car(s)
- Mk6 racecar, Tacoma
I've had mine stretched to 1/2" since I was 15, I'm 40 now. If I could go back in time I probably wouldn't do it again. I don't necessarily regret it, but it does have some cons for sure.
- Definitely holds you back in a corporate America setting, although it's starting to become more acceptable these days
- Ear cheese is real
- Random strangers will get in your face and violate you, I've had complete strangers try to stick their finger through my ears. Came very close to punching several people over this.
- The stretching process sucks, you have to go real slow to not get blowouts, most people go too fast, it hurts like a mofo.