My (former) employer decided they no longer needed me so I'm in the "out
of work" category. Not having anything mindless to do at a political, in-
fighting company leaves me with plenty of time to ride.

Anybody up for a ride Thu or Fri?

On May 5, 5:21*pm, Bill Cattell <wbcattell1.nos...@gmail.com> wrote:
> My (former) employer decided they no longer needed me so I'm in the "out
> of work" category. *Not having anything mindless to do at a political, in-
> fighting company leaves me with plenty of time to ride.
>
> Anybody up for a ride Thu or Fri?

We lost a guy today. Know how to run a CNC lathe?
In regards to the ride, I'ld love to, but my dance card is currently
full for those days. That, and I've got a really square back tire. I
should put my tire in one of the lathes and round over those sharp
corners.

Best of luck to ya man.

(If you see this message twice it means my regular newsreader started
working again)

On May 5, 4:21*pm, Bill Cattell <wbcattell1.nos...@gmail.com> wrote:
> My (former) employer decided they no longer needed me so I'm in the "out
> of work" category. *Not having anything mindless to do at a political, in-
> fighting company leaves me with plenty of time to ride.
>
> Anybody up for a ride Thu or Fri?

Well I could use a bit of help with the front porch (spalling) ;^) I
could throw some venison on the grill or lamb instead. All we gots to
do is mix up 90# of concrete, pour and level. How hard could it
be? :^)

p.s. Oh and there are some FUN rides around these parts.
--
Keith

On Tue, 05 May 2009 23:13:33 -0700, Schiffner embellished upon:

> On May 5, 4:21Â*pm, Bill Cattell <wbcattell1.nos...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> My (former) employer decided they no longer needed me so I'm in the
>> "out of work" category. Â*Not having anything mindless to do at a
>> political, in- fighting company leaves me with plenty of time to ride.
>>
>> Anybody up for a ride Thu or Fri?
>
> Well I could use a bit of help with the front porch (spalling) ;^) I
> could throw some venison on the grill or lamb instead. All we gots to do
> is mix up 90# of concrete, pour and level. How hard could it be? :^)
>
> p.s. Oh and there are some FUN rides around these parts.

Heck Keith, that sounds like fun. Do you have employee medical coverage
for when I blow out my knee or back? ;-}

On Tue, 05 May 2009 23:17:35 -0500, Pender embellished upon:

> "BiffB" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:11da3a0e-e89a-4b46-a6a5-
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> On May 5, 5:21 pm, Bill Cattell <wbcattell1.nos...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> My (former) employer decided they no longer needed me so I'm in the
>> "out of work" category. Not having anything mindless to do at a
>> political, in- fighting company leaves me with plenty of time to ride.
>>
>> Anybody up for a ride Thu or Fri?
>
> We lost a guy today. Know how to run a CNC lathe? In regards to the
> ride, I'ld love to, but my dance card is currently full for those days.
> That, and I've got a really square back tire. I should put my tire in
> one of the lathes and round over those sharp corners.
>
> Best of luck to ya man.
>
> (If you see this message twice it means my regular newsreader started
> working again)
>
> Sorry Bill, where are my manners(thanks Biff).
>
> Might I interest you in gynecology assistant? Hard work, long hours,
> and very good pay.....good boss though.
>
> What are your skills, Bill? Maybe we could find you a local gig to tide
> you over.
> Do you know anything about the railroad, law enforcement, aircraft
> maintenance or continual tuning of a Valkyrie?

I appreciate the offers - I'd say I'm more qualified gynecology assistant
job. Very familiar with those parts for a a long time now. Yea, I
suppose the work could make me hard, I mean BE hard. ;-)

Lessee, Valkyrie work - yup, could do that as long as certain members of
this group take riding lessons or just leave it parked to be admired.
Heck, even aircraft maintenance would be ok - planes work on some or the
same principles as bike engines, yeah, I could do that.

Not sure about the law enforcement gig though - where ever I would be
working would have some major PR damage control to do.

Are pharmaceuticals included with the gyn job? I'm in (or will be in
soon). 8-0

On May 6, 8:22*am, Bill Cattell <wbcattell1.nos...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Tue, 05 May 2009 23:13:33 -0700, Schiffner embellished upon:
>
> > On May 5, 4:21*pm, Bill Cattell <wbcattell1.nos...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> My (former) employer decided they no longer needed me so I'm in the
> >> "out of work" category. *Not having anything mindless to do at a
> >> political, in- fighting company leaves me with plenty of time to ride.
>
> >> Anybody up for a ride Thu or Fri?
>
> > Well I could use a bit of help with the front porch (spalling) ;^) I
> > could throw some venison on the grill or lamb instead. All we gots to do
> > is mix up 90# of concrete, pour and level. How hard could it be? :^)
>
> > p.s. Oh and there are some FUN rides around these parts.
>
> Heck Keith, that sounds like fun. *Do you have employee medical coverage
> for when I blow out my knee or back? *;-}

Prompt appropriate care on site and a FREE ride to the hospital, which
is all of 3-4 blocks. Can't recall...just say your foot slipped and
the bike dropped on you. ;^) Instant insurance coverage!

Oh and you might even be able to talk me into making a homemade
gooseberry pie. Home grown, organic and picked by virgins during the
dark of the moon.
--
Keith