Re: What REALLY grinds your gears?
 

[quote=los panda;920421]diet soda is worse for you than reg soda[/quote]

Oh well I hate regular soda.

Re: What REALLY grinds your gears?
 

drink regular soda w some coins on your tongue, you'll love it.

Re: What REALLY grinds your gears?
 

[quote=los panda;920421]diet soda is worse for you than reg soda[/quote]

Truth, plus it tastes nasty.

I might have a soda once every two months...given up on it. Water with lemon is how I go at restaurants...better for your body and wallet.

I only drink black coffee, water, occasionally juice and milk with protein shakes after every workout, sometimes an extra with breakfast too.

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[quote=los panda;920404]eat the shell[/quote]

That's the best part, it has the salty, roasted flavor.

Re: What REALLY grinds your gears?
 

I drink exactly 12oz of diet soda a day at lunch.

I don't know from what POV you think diet is worst for you than Regular but for from a caloric POV it is clearly not better.

And if you are goign to say diet soda makes you carve sugar that is someone's opinion not a proven fact.

Now from a cancer/ radiation / chemical inducing coma POV yes regular soda is probably better for you.

Re: What REALLY grinds your gears?
 

Back to a recent topic in here:
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Re: What REALLY grinds your gears?
 

[quote=mredskins;920426]Oh well I hate regular soda.[/quote]

I hate both, I haven't had soda since Thanksgiving 09, and that was only because when my family stopped on a roadtrip I asked them to get me a bottle of water and my brother came back with Sprite instead. I used to love Sprite back in the day, but I definitely don't miss it now.

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[quote=Monkeydad;920455]Back to a recent topic in here:
(picture of condoms prevent minivans)
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Niiiice. So true.

Re: What REALLY grinds your gears?
 

People who have never written a legal brief, conducted a deposition, prepped a a witness for testimony, argued a motion in open court or made an opening statement to a jury telling me how the law works.

You're right. I've only been doing it for 20 years - I must be wrong.

Re: What REALLY grinds your gears?
 

Joe - if you get a moment, check your messages.

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It drives me nuts when you sit down and order at a restaurant, and someone else comes along and sits down at the table next to you and orders 5-10 minutes later, and somehow their food comes out first. I totally understand that some things take longer to cook... but it still irks me anyway.

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[quote=JoeRedskin;920604]People who have never written a legal brief, conducted a deposition, prepped a a witness for testimony, argued a motion in open court or made an opening statement to a jury telling me how the law works.

You're right. I've only been doing it for 20 years - I must be wrong.[/quote]

I thought you might feel that way.

[QUOTE=JoeRedskin;920604]People who have never written a legal brief, conducted a deposition, prepped a a witness for testimony, argued a motion in open court or made an opening statement to a jury telling me how the law works.

You're right. I've only been doing it for 20 years - I must be wrong.[/QUOTE]

Well the first step is acknowledging that you are wrong. I don't care what anyone else says I am proud of you. ;)

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[quote=Lotus;920622]I thought you might feel that way.[/quote]

To be clear, it wasn't just a reference to the posts on WP (Though, admittedly, the one in the Banks thread was the catalyst of my frustration). I had clients and outside engineers telling me all day yesterday that I didn't know how the law works and that (to quote one of them) "Just b/c that's what the statute says, that's not what the law means." Oh, silly me relying on defined terms and stuff.

Yes. Everyone else knows my job better than me. Hey, I have a PC at home, how about I tell you how to program that mainframe? or, since I have plumbing in my house, let me tell you the engineering flaws in that $50K Stormwater Managment Pool that you designed for the multimillion dollar road widening project?

Just a little respect for each other's professionalism would be nice.

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