Where you at dog?

[burgerbob23]

My question is where are you now?

I'm at my computer, in my room, in my house, in Irvine, in California, in the U.S.A, in America, in the World, in the solar system ,in the Milky Way Galaxy, in the Universe of Galacton i think 6 or maybe 5.
I'm also in Westfall, in Azeroth, in the realm of Dreanor, in the World of Warcraft.

[paulsaves]

I'm at my computer in my room as well. But I'm usually on the forums when I'm in school, I got the wonderful job of being a librarians aide for 3 periods straight. I'm in Spring Valley, New York a suburb of manhattan. And I don't know much about "the 'verse", or WoW.

[kowgod]

I'm at my desk, in my empty office, where I spend most of my time, shackled to my computer, working.

What, posting on a forum is work!

I think I should go home now. Gotta be back in 8 hours......

[pauldegaulle]

hi,

my name is paul and i be up in my room-piece like BOOYA! i live in tempe, arizona and im addicted to dark chocolate.

[xxxthundercatxxx]

In the Universe of Galcton, in the Milky Way Galaxy, in the solar system, in the World, in (North)America, in the U.S.A, in California, in Irvine, in your house, in your room, in your mom.

[ariastar]

I'm at work. I got an e-mail from my boss that the document I'm six hours or so from completing will be sent out tomorrow. And I am majorly procrastinating.

[jonathanlondon]

Watching Heroes at Laura's.

[burgerbob23]

hi,

my name is paul and i be up in my room-piece like BOOYA!

WHAT!?! >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

[ariastar]

WHAT!?! >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Booya is slang teen boys like to use. It has many meanings, and is hard to really define. My brother used it all the time, so I know, but I just can't explain it. It just kinda has a definition, kinda doesn't.

[buxomia]

And do we really need to start every post with "I'm at a computer"

Aren't geeks supposed to be smart? Whatever happened to that stereotype?

[muled]

And do we really need to start every post with "I'm at a computer"

Aren't geeks supposed to be smart? Whatever happened to that stereotype?

Probably the same thing that happened to the stereotype of nerdy girls being unattractive. I have yet to see a gal on this forum that isn't good looking.

It's like Friends.

Also I'm at work. Freaking out.

[divadawg9234]

at work... I hate my job! :(

[tokenuser]

NIFOC :p

[darksydeavenger]

Contrary to popular belief, I'm actually not at my computer. I'm not at any computer for that matter. I pretty much posted this with the power of my mind. That's telekenisis Kyle!!!!!!!! Or how about the power, to move you. WOOOOONDER BOOOOOOY. What is the SECRet of your POOOOWER?

*ahem*


I'm in my little studio apartment on the North Side of Chicago.

[funnelfish]

Contrary to popular belief, I'm actually not at my computer. I'm not at any computer for that matter. I pretty much posted this with the power of my mind. That's telekenisis Kyle!!!!!!!! Or how about the power, to move you. WOOOOONDER BOOOOOOY. What is the SECRet of your POOOOWER?

*ahem*


I'm in my little studio apartment on the North Side of Chicago.

SLICE HIS THROAT! AND GRAB HIS SCROT!!!

I'm at work. I am always at work. I will always be at work. There is nothing outside this building. Reality means nothing in this place. I burn here.

[darksydeavenger]

Man, I wish I had a job where I could sit at a computer and surf the Rev3 forums.


I should seriously look for an office job of some kind. Could be cool. I just don't know if I'm qualified enough for it. I worked for two weeks for my uncle's programming company, but that was about it. And that was years and years ago. Are these types of jobs easy to get into?

Hehe...sorry for the questions. I just need a job that doesn't involve stacking boxes in the middle of the night, and that doesn't include flipping burgers or waiting on rich bastards who won't tip. :cool:

[funnelfish]

Don't know about Chi-Town, but cube monkey jobs are pretty easy to get. You just need to be an ace interviewee and show a modicum of smarts.

[darksydeavenger]

Chi-Town? Eh?

[funnelfish]

Sorry. Chicago... I'm an idiot.

[darksydeavenger]

I suppose I should have realized you meant Chicago....*smacks forehead*

[paulsaves]

Booya is slang teen boys like to use. It has many meanings, and is hard to really define. My brother used it all the time, so I know, but I just can't explain it. It just kinda has a definition, kinda doesn't.

I'm a teen boy, and I don't say that... Shit, I need to get out more..

[darksydeavenger]

Booya!!!

*looks at birth certificate*

Oh damn. I'm not a teenager.

*cries*

[viscountradu]

i am posting this from the Phantom Zone. i have been imprisoned by General Zod. if you find a way please send me more french fries!

[losojosdemuerte]

From a sweat shop in Los Angeles. We make DVDs of bootleg movies.

[vincentiii]

On here from my cube, should be doing data entry, but been spending the whole day on forums and ranting about Lik-Sang.com

[ariastar]

And do we really need to start every post with "I'm at a computer"

Aren't geeks supposed to be smart? Whatever happened to that stereotype?

If we're answering this question, we should be at computers, of course. :)

A better question would be, "Where is the computer from which you will reply to this topic?"

[ariastar]

Probably the same thing that happened to the stereotype of nerdy girls being unattractive. I have yet to see a gal on this forum that isn't good looking.

You rock for that statement.

[ariastar]

Man, I wish I had a job where I could sit at a computer and surf the Rev3 forums.


I should seriously look for an office job of some kind. Could be cool. I just don't know if I'm qualified enough for it. I worked for two weeks for my uncle's programming company, but that was about it. And that was years and years ago. Are these types of jobs easy to get into?

Hehe...sorry for the questions. I just need a job that doesn't involve stacking boxes in the middle of the night, and that doesn't include flipping burgers or waiting on rich bastards who won't tip. :cool:

A year and a half ago I didn't know even basic HTML. I hadn't worked a "real" job in years, having instead tried to found my own businesses. Successfully stated a design business I still have, and incorporated another business. My then-fiancé and I broke up (his infedelity with girls...and guys...), and I threw myself into studying tech like there was no tomorrow. We broke up for the last time in November, and in January, I saw an ad for a job in e-mail and internet security.

I didn't have the 7+ years experience nor did I have the advanced degree, having never been to college. The last actualy job experience had be as a receptionist at an animal hospital. I didn't let not having the experience get me down. I just wrote a kick-ass cover letter and detailed the experience I did have that was relevent. Based on that I got a call, and one thing led to another.

Ten months after starting I have a gross income of $60k and work part-time and can work from home, make my own hours, and take off whenever I feel like it. I'm an analytical engineer and I specialize in e-mail and internet security. Determination, ignoring people who said I couldn't learn programming in a few months, and just trying, got me where I am. I'll admit I did get a lucky break or two along the way, but no one else did it for me.

You've got to get out of the mindset that you can't do it and start taking some chances. The worst that will happen is that you will get a "no," and what will you get if you don't even try? Still a "no." You have the chance by at least trying.

[satori]

because of this stinkin thread I have "who's the man now, dawg?" stuck in my head.... great. :D

[diela]

You rock for that statement.

Seriously :p

[slowmtnsilhouette]

wow... burgerbob is in irvine??? thats too close. i think i need to move... lol.

[xxxthundercatxxx]

wow... burgerbob is in irvine??? thats too close. i think i need to move... lol.

Don't worry, retardation isn't contagious.

[burgerbob23]

Wait slowmtnsilhouette do you live in Irvine b/c I think i've seen you before, do you know Robert Donahue?

[burgerbob23]

Probably the same thing that happened to the stereotype of nerdy girls being unattractive. I have yet to see a gal on this forum that isn't good looking.

I hate to disappoint but there is at least one, this girl
http://revision3.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=47&stc=1&d=1161747654