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Joe Woodbury wrote: now I'm shouting me-me-me
Which is what everybody does. It's no more important than any other question.
Bastard Programmer from Hell
If you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]
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I have a niece who's in high school and is a singer as well as being interested in video. When I wrote Have Fun, Get Paid, I dedicated it to her (she doesn't know this yet) since it's all the stuff I had to learn the hard way that I wish I had known at her age.
Got my author copies in today, so now I get to send her one, which will be a surprise. This is the fun stuff.
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I also have the Amazon links in my sig. Paperback is up but it'll be a week or so for Kindle.
As for being bad at most of the rest, I feel uniquely qualified to discuss career strategies because I'm at best an average musician on a good day. I figure if I could make a living at it, anyone can.
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Ah, didn't notice the links, they are not in your face like most are.
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I'm trying to learn the art of subtlety. It doesn't come naturally to some of us.
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30 years ago when we were in college, my wife took a film appreciation class. The professor who taught the class had published a book, which my wife bought and really liked.
Fast forward to last year.
I work with the professor's partner and find out he's come out with a second edition of the book. I buy a copy of the book, give it to the partner and the professor inscribes it to my wife.
Best. Christmas. Present. Ever!
Software Zen: delete this;
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I think you'll find the little [who am I kidding] Diamond Studs for Mrs Wife is going to take the title there.
speramus in juniperus
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Depends on the girl and the kinds of things she appreciates.
He has the most important concept down: Happy wife, happy life!
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I have to make sure I have happy daughters as well. Life's hard.
speramus in juniperus
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Could be worse. They could run off with musicians.
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~10 years before that's even remotely possible.
speramus in juniperus
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That's okay. Go ahead and buy the shotgun anyway. You can never have too many marksmanship skills.
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Rifle. Shotguns are sort of a "point-in-the-general-direction" kind of thing as far as marksmanship goes.
Software Zen: delete this;
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Good heavens, man. Who ever heard of a "rifle wedding?"
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True . I was just bemused at the notion of marksmanship with a shotgun.
Software Zen: delete this;
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True enough. However, it's somewhat related to my personal definition of marksmanship when it comes to handguns. I'm much more accurate with a 15 round clip than I am with a 10. I mean, sooner or later one of them's bound to hit the target, right?
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Christopher Duncan wrote: I'm much more accurate with a 15 round clip than I am with a 10
I figure 6 rounds is good enough. If I can't stop her in six shots, I deserve to be raped.
Will Rogers never met me.
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I should know better than to drink coffee while reading your replies. Excuse me for a moment while I get something to clean the monitor with.
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There's a joke in there about shooting blanks, but I'm arsed (as our UK friends would say) if I can figure it out.
Software Zen: delete this;
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Kids are growing up earlier now a days.
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Most excellent! I suspect your wife is quite happy about being your wife.
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Isn't this close to "I like writing so the solution is to buy my book and read about how I like writing...."
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I'm usually pretty good at circular logic, but that one leaves me dizzy.
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Two blondes are walking in the countryside. Suddenly they both fall into a hole and they can't get out.
The first blonde starts to shout: "Help!! Help!!" It does not seem to work, no help is coming.
She shouts again: "Help!!! Help!!", but still there is no help.
The second blonde says: "It might help if we shout together."
The first blonde then shouts: "Together!! Together!!"
[I'll see myself out]
speramus in juniperus
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