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Best of luck jeb and stay safe!

Forget the sandwich, I am on a diet...

Said: "Add it to the file" Meant: "Put it in the folder, and we'll pray this doesn't bite us in the *** later"

Happy Birthday! Enjoy your day!

Happy Father's Day!

I had actually tried to order a book they said they had in stock... it took 6 weeks for them to then tell me that they didn't have it in stock at all... waste of my life...

Pike... I like the way you think!

Happy birthday to all of you!

When I took the PE three years ago, the website never got updated until I paid the licensing fee... There was about 8 weeks between my 'PASS' letter and actually getting my license number and showing up on the NJ license search website. They didn't have that set up when I did the EIT 12 years...

Of course we don't know what he is saying... we didn't get fatty raises! Maybe it will make more sense after another fine ice cold refreshing beverage...

Have a good Birthday Capt.!

You can have other employees in an LLC, you do need a federal tax ID number though... I was part of a LLC out of Delaware (business partner lived there); hell of a better deal with taxes than NJ... I can't speak to LLC vs. S corp in that regard.

My wife's grandfather used to LOVE oliveloaf cheese (I think it was called pickle and pimento loaf)... cheese with olives in it...

No, but I have heard of making baked chicken fingers using either Ritz crumbs, crushed up nachos, or crushed up corn flakes... my wife does the ritz version for our kids since they love chicken fingers, but don't realize it is actually healthy since they weren't fried.

I think it would only show up in your history and cookies... which you can clear/delete. As long as you weren't connected to the company's internet, you should be okay.

Does anyone know if there are any really good study references for the NICET tests?

Happy Birthday! Enjoy your day! :multiplespotting:

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This is going to be a long week, isn't it?

The last time I checked, we were all AMERICANS... not (insert nationality here)-Americans. It is one thing to be proud of your heritage, but as a citizen here you are an AMERICAN with no hyphen. If you don't like, please feel free to go back to the country of your origin, something tells me...