You could keep it on if you like, maybe you're one of those twisted peeps that are into that kind of thing.
What do you do for a living?
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Day trip for a fire investigation in Nevada today. Nevada is cold.
Glad to be back home where it's a toasty 30 degrees.
Glad to be back home where it's a toasty 30 degrees.
Still self employed but looking for a change. So before I lose my mind this week I decided to begin to transition out of Logistics and in to AFAB ( Anything For A Buck ). Trying to retain some White Glove Installation \ setup \ events work, with a sideline for some light manufacturing, crating, and installations at height.
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First day open for the year, set 15 matters down for trial in traffic court first thing this morning, got 4 new cases in traffic court and one new case in civil court. The civil court is one that is out of town in Toronto, he was a recommendation from another client and he said he read some of the civil cases I have done that have been reported on in CanLII, he lives in Scarborough and is coming in on Friday. I gave one of my clients a bill for tickets his company received in 2017, little more than $10g's for that account and there is still all the tickets in 2018..... Good start for the year....
I like that speedometer, what's it in? Next time if you get there during the fire instead of after that should warm you up....
Thank you for your service.Death dealer. I am trained to kill people, and I train and support people who kill people. Yes, I am an Infantry Officer in the Canadian Army.
But, wait there's more!
I also spent nearly fifteen years delivering infrastructure projects in both the private an public sectors, and almost two years ago I moved into safety (policy and compliance) specializing in ionizing and non-ionizing radiation, ammo and explosives, vehicles, and so on. So when I am not busy sending rounds down range with deadly accuracy - I have been housing soldiers and equipment, or keeping them from hurting themselves and impacting operational readiness. Some of the stuff I come across on a daily basis would make your skin crawl.
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