Recent content by Bullwinkle

unless you are interviewing in the banking industry or interviewing for an executive job you can loosen up on the suit and tie. pressed chinos with an open shirt and sport-coat. I interviewed lots of people for IT jobs over the years for a large hospital group the first thing I would notice was...

I didn't mean to imply it was a great car or a great just thought thought the pictures were interesting. I knew the link was hosed but don't have permission to edit my on post. if the post is annoying ot offends please feel free to delete.

thought this might of interest to someone on here. [URL="http://www.businessinsider.com/dita-von-teeses-ebay-ad-for-1939-packard-2013-5?op=1[/URL]

I was drafted in 1968 and discharged at Ft Lewis Nov of 1970. During processing out I was issued a tailored dress uniform with all the correct insignia, trench coat and dress shoes. I kept my boots I had worn in RVN and a brand new pair of boots. I kept several pairs of camo jungle shirts and...

a bone-in ribeye at The Top steakhouse in Columbus, OH

AOS Sandalwood cream. 1949 Gillette Super Speed. Personna Medical Prep blade. Rudy Vey custom Shavemac, Silvertip D01 two-band, extreme flat top set in Irish Bog Oak. AOS Sandalwood cream. Witch Hazel. AOS Sandalwood ASB.

well worn Wrangler 5 star relax fit jeans, generic polo shirt under a gray sweatshirt and Smartwool hiking socks. IF I go outside (it was -7 this morning w/3" of ice and about a foot of snow on top of that) I slip on my Ecco 6" boots and a 30yo Northface down parka.

wife and I are both just over 60.. we both have cells and no land-line. use a broadband card for internet access. neither kid (40 & 38) have land-lines. all of us do wear watches.

LL Bean flannel PJ's, it never got above 10 degrees and wind chill was below zero all day.

wind chill was around zero last night.. went with Penzance in a Tinsky Poker and a splash (or two) of Bookers.

seems like a good place for a first post.. most anything from Great Lakes or Goose Island, for special occasions Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale. I always keep a supply of Miller High Life in the frig.