@Dashrender said:
@RojoLoco said:
Des Moines is cheap, centrally located, good booze laws (non restrictive), and the people are great....
Seriously? Someone just recommended Des Moines? lol
Have you ever been there? Want a cocktail at 8am? For 1/2 the price of anywhere else in the US? DSM kicks ass.
@scottalanmiller said:
@Minion-Queen said:
I actually have a camp ground we are going to take a look at. Cabins, conference space, internet and a dining area with a bar. We will see what I come up with . Lots of options but just have to figure it all out.
Does it involve Beavers?
Does it involve ZOM-Beavers????
Des Moines is cheap, centrally located, good booze laws (non restrictive), and the people are great....
@Minion-Queen said:
Actually I check in Florida and a few other places they all have the same rule. If they have a liquor license for that venue it has to be someone on their payroll doing things. Conference centers are also pretty uptight about just about everything.
Anywhere but Florida. Seriously, that place is effed up to the max. And if you're anywhere near water, big $$$$$$$$$$$.
Wow, $870 Atlanta to Managua. That will be a no-go.
@scottalanmiller said:
India Bangalore lake of toxic snowy froth
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-34376988
Damn, I wonder if our Bangalore office has to deal with that? Looks horrible.
@shy12302 said:
@scottalanmiller said:
Oh sorry, I missed that.
give me some device
Don't ever send your personal info to someone promising a job.
@coliver said:
@scottalanmiller said:
Same word that FF tried to make it. Which do you think is more common?
I've never heard haberdasher used in modern English, mostly literature from the late 1800's early 1900's. I don't know if Men's fashion stores really still exist in that form anymore?
"Haberdasher" is only used in comedy anymore... pretty sure Family Guy put it in somewhere, and I remember a sketch from the 90s that used it (probably Mr Show).
@scottalanmiller said:
@Dashrender said:
Well, you just flew to Central America, how much was it from Texas? If the cost difference between hotels, etc and the flights makes it all wash out within 20-30% difference, I'd do it.
$270 round trip on United direct.
So cheaper than a non stop from Atlanta to Austin.
Realistically, what countries would be on the short list? I have a passport, and I'd love to use it.
@scottalanmiller said:
Mango and habanero together is a popular flavour profile.
I have more mango-habanero hot sauces than I can count. All are fabulous.
Mango-ghost pepper smoothies?
@shy12302 said:
tell me what can i do
Read the entire thread before you send personal info off to an obviously fake company. If they have your information that you handed over willingly, not much you can do.
In the future, research and critical thinking skills will help prevent this.
@shy12302 said:
hello guys
I have received a message from this company and send it my documents to him
what can i do
i sent my passport pic
tell me what can i do now
Prepare to have your identity stolen.
@coliver said:
Looks like it is
SAVEMYSEAT
Code doesn't work. Is it one of those BS codes only for returning attendees?
@scottalanmiller said:
A good martini has so little vermouth that you can barely tell the difference anyway. A glass of gin is what a martini tastes like.
Not a dirty, vodka martini.... shaken, not shtirred....
@scottalanmiller said:
The little one just woke up. I'm still in the hotel babysitting.
That is, in no way, how I would ever spend time while at a tech conference.
Today is my Friday this week (YAY!!!!), so I'm making plans with a lady.... we're going to make some burgers with chorizo, roasted purple potatoes, and roasted brussels sprouts with bacon and shallot.