I can't be the only one here who really, and I mean REALLY dislikes going to the dentist, right? I don't know if it was just the piss-poor experiences I had as a kid, with trip after trip after trip with nothing but cavities to fill (at least it seemed that way), or if its just the idea of someone elses hands inside my frigging mouth that bugs the shit out of me. Whatever it is, I'm not looking forward to my 4 o'clock "routine" cleaning, even though my last few have gone well ...
I can't be the only one here who really, and I mean REALLY dislikes going to the dentist, right? I don't know if it was just the piss-poor experiences I had as a kid, with trip after trip after trip with nothing but cavities to fill (at least it seemed that way), or if its just the idea of someone elses hands inside my frigging mouth that bugs the shit out of me. Whatever it is, I'm not looking forward to my 4 o'clock "routine" cleaning, even though my last few have gone well ...
No, don't worry, not a religious blog here. Rather, one to talk briefly about getting back into some games - and one in particular - that I played the snot out of in times gone by, but then sold off for 'the next big thing' only to recently re-buy the title on the cheep. Earlier this week, I got the pang of nostalgia and headed to GameStop to pick up copies of Gears of War (scored the CE) and Shadowrun.
No, don't worry, not a religious blog here. Rather, one to talk briefly about getting back into some games - and one in particular - that I played the snot out of in times gone by, but then sold off for 'the next big thing' only to recently re-buy the title on the cheep. Earlier this week, I got the pang of nostalgia and headed to GameStop to pick up copies of Gears of War (scored the CE) and Shadowrun.
It's bad enough that we get subjected to a barrage of telemarketers at home, but I have the unfortunate position to get the same here at the office in the form of 'executive recruiters'. Between my resume still lingering on various job search sites from several years ago, to my LinkedIn profile, they seems to be able to find my number without a whole lot of difficulty.
It's bad enough that we get subjected to a barrage of telemarketers at home, but I have the unfortunate position to get the same here at the office in the form of 'executive recruiters'. Between my resume still lingering on various job search sites from several years ago, to my LinkedIn profile, they seems to be able to find my number without a whole lot of difficulty.
