Aint No Right

Artemis wrote: Pas de problème..

Me gusta su diseño, mockbee,


So, when is the housewarming party? Maybe we can have my 50th birthday party there in 2017? :P

Muchas gracias, Señorita!


Well 2017 would be my 40th, and about the time this venture should be wrapping up. So, sounds great!

You can bring a native plant from this list as a housewarming gift.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q ... 1466,d.b2w

I have to get 89 native shrubs and 21 native trees planted within a year.......

perkana wrote:

mockbee wrote: Sí, señor!

Y muy adecuados para el Cinco de Mayo.

Libertad de invasión y ocupación, por parte de los Franceses... o quien sea!!!!!!







¿Y otra cosa, alguien puede decirme la diferencia entre el primero y el segundo dibujo?

Artemis y Hype deberías tenerlo porque ella es Canadiense como Patkau (y Frank Gehry!!!!!! mi inspiración, pero no me le gusta) y le gusta la arquitectura, y perkana debe hacerlo porque en realidad puede leer esto, o Larry a.

Lo siento.

Me encanta su entusiamo
P.D. no celebramos aquí el cinco de mayo (es algo más solemne y no es día feriado )

Interestante. No sabía. Yo sabía que no se trataba de la independencia de España. ¿Pero digo que es triste porque de todas las ocupaciones ?

Si, los gringos son estupido sobre cinco de mayo, 'Margaritas para todos!!! Aye! Aye! '

perkana wrote: P.D.2 ¿cuáles dos dibujos? yo sólo veo uno...

Los dos dibujos: ¿la diferencia?
¡Te gusta el rompecabezas!

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El segundo se ve más interesante...
El cinco de mayo es más celebración de los Mexican Americans. En Puebla se realiza una ceremonia para conmemorar la batalla. El 13 de septiembre festejamos a los niños héroes (cadetes del Colegio Militar) que defendieron el Castillo de Chapultepec durante la invasión gringa.

Had a really nice lunch with a couple of former co-workers, followed by a walk in the park to look at the cherry blossoms.

What a glorious day! The weather is superb...sunny and warm. 24C

Artemis wrote:Had a really nice lunch with a couple of former co-workers, followed by a walk in the park to look at the cherry blossoms.

What a glorious day! The weather is superb...sunny and warm. 24C

what's going on with those guys? buddhists??

I finished my last law school exam today. ever.

Pure Method wrote:I finished my last law school exam today. ever.

Congrats!

Here's to a great result

Congratulations, Pure Method!!

I hope you'll be doing something fun this weekend to celebrate - you deserve it!

creep wrote:

Artemis wrote:Had a really nice lunch with a couple of former co-workers, followed by a walk in the park to look at the cherry blossoms.

What a glorious day! The weather is superb...sunny and warm. 24C

what's going on with those guys? buddhists??

Yes, I guess they are monks. I liked how they looked among the blossoms and took a pic.

Pure Method wrote:I finished my last law school exam today. ever.

Goddamn... best feeling in the world!

Law school just about ruined me for school altogether. I just have zero desire to ever be in school again after going through that experience.

Not that it was so awful - as much as it just exhausted my interest in the process, if that makes sense?

At any rate, enjoy your accomplishment. Things didn't necessarily work out the way I might have imagined before I began, but nothing can tarnish my pride in finishing.

Pure Method wrote:I finished my last law school exam today. ever.

Congratulations!

Pure Method wrote:I finished my last law school exam today. ever.

I'll add my congrats!

It's really something to be done with school for good. (you are done aren't you, you aren't doing something crazy....like more school are you? )

Is this your first time in your entire life where you do not have school on the horizon in the near future?????

If so, welcome to reality!

My best piece of advice, not that you are looking for any, is that all of that idealism and passion from school typically gets squelched pretty quickly in the big working world of systems and idiocy. But I will have to say 5-10-15 years down the road if you keep your eyes open and collect experiences, there is an outlet for that creative soul in the professional world, you just have to be very patient and shrewd but anyone can get there. There is just so, so, so much crap to wade through on the journey, but that's all part of the fun.......

mockbee wrote:

Pure Method wrote:I finished my last law school exam today. ever.

I'll add my congrats!

It's really something to be done with school for good. (you are done aren't you, you aren't doing something crazy....like more school are you? )

Is this your first time in your entire life where you do not have school on the horizon in the near future?????

If so, welcome to reality!

My best piece of advice, not that you are looking for any, is that all of that idealism and passion from school typically gets squelched pretty quickly in the big working world of systems and idiocy. But I will have to say 5-10-15 years down the road if you keep your eyes open and collect experiences, there is an outlet for that creative soul in the professional world, you just have to be very patient and shrewd but anyone can get there. There is just so, so, so much crap to wade through on the journey, but that's all part of the fun.......

doesn't taking the bar exam come next?

can't quite say you are done until that is done i would think.

Leave it up to us pragmatists to take all the fun out of the accomishment....

I've heard that you should take the bar ASAP or that schoolin just kinda fades. I could be wrong. With Architecture its kind of the opposite you have to do three years internship to collect credits before sitting for the ARE, and that's with no bathroom breaks . ........

The other day I was sitting on the floor in the spare bedroom and I had a hanger in my hand. I looked up at the wardrobe and thought "I wonder if I could chuck this and get it to hook onto the hanger bar thingy?" So I chucked it up and whilst it didn't land where I wanted it to, the end result did surprise & please me:


Then on the way home yesterday I saw RockFork just resting.. He musta been tired from rockin it out at people 24/7....

My 2015 maple syrup order is in!

Check out my jugs! ( )

Despite the devastation of these floods the community has really responded with volunteers from all over the hill country helping out.

In one way or another, being an inspiration to you all:

http://aintnoright.org/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=2768

Artemis wrote:Another new thread for people to post pics of things they see on the street or wherever. I was actually inspired by Nausea when he posted his rockin plastic fork pic.

Just had my teeth cleaned.

I know it sounds strange but I love the ultrasonic scaling.

ice cream sandwich flavored frozen yogurt.

creep wrote:ice cream sandwich flavored frozen yogurt.

So.... cookies and cream?

Turning 40 wasn't as bad as turning 30.
Also, I became a big fan of Thunder

Thunder is an Australian masked professional wrestler (referred to as a luchador enmascarado in Mexico) currently working for the Mexican professional wrestling promotion Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL). Thunder arrived in Mexico August of 2012 and began training under various professors for CMLL. He debuted in early 2013 portraying a tecnico ("Good guy") wrestling character. After a lengthy time off due to injury, Thunder returned in August of 2014 as a Rudo (professional wrestling) ("bad guy"). He is one of only a few Australian wrestlers to work in Mexico. Thunder's real name is not a matter of public record, as is often the case with masked wrestlers in Mexico where their private lives are kept a secret from the wrestling fans.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thunder_(luchador)

He actually got his mask ripped off last night, but he covered his face when he left the ring.

There was also a match between 'mini' wrestlers, but I swear they were as tall as me. Lucha libre never fails to put me in a great mood

on my to practice in a new band where everyone is way better and far more accomplished then me...love pushing myself

kv wrote:...love pushing myself

in the same vein i'm submitting for permits today...................can't believe the day is actually here, long time coming, but totally never thought it would actually happen.


May the wind be at our backs......

Supreme Court Allows Nationwide Health Care Subsidies
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that President Obama’s health care law allows the government to provide nationwide tax subsidies to help poor and middle-class people buy health insurance, a sweeping vindication that endorsed the larger purpose of Mr. Obama’s signature legislative achievement.

The 6-to-3 ruling means that it is all but certain that the Affordable Care Act will survive after Mr. Obama leaves office in 2017, and will give it a greater chance of becoming an enduring part of America’s social safety net.

For the second time in three years, the law survived an encounter with the Supreme Court. But the court’s tone was different this time. The first decision, in 2012, was fractured and grudging, while Thursday’s ruling was more assertive.



http://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/26/us/ob ... v=top-news

Scalia is a slimy bastard........ He was so pissed!