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ryan summit wrote:is that your bed nick?
shit looks fuckin romantic as hell

Yeah, you could have some rough man-sex on that bed, alright.
You'd have to move that pickup, though. unless you wanted to get rough with it, give it that "weathered" look.

Ok, I'm done now.
Do I want Tung Sol or EHX 12ax7s?
I do love my Tung Sols, but it would be nice to try something different...
Nobody even suggest JJs. Seriously.

t-rey wrote:Glad I finally got to catch up on things here. Work and life have been crazy getting ready for the new job in a few weeks and getting ready for the baby. Lots of house projects need to get done before the little one arrives.

Congratz again on the new job!!! and welcome to Nesting.... Things you never thought she would want you to do, will be getting done. I'm there myself, luckily I'm on the tail end.

lol alex took that picture, so maybe y'all should ask him. I just shared it from his facebook

Ancient Astronaught wrote:

t-rey wrote:Glad I finally got to catch up on things here. Work and life have been crazy getting ready for the new job in a few weeks and getting ready for the baby. Lots of house projects need to get done before the little one arrives.

Congratz again on the new job!!! and welcome to Nesting.... Things you never thought she would want you to do, will be getting done. I'm there myself, luckily I'm on the tail end.

Thanks! Yeah - didn't realize how hard nesting hits men. There has been a pretty lengthy list of projects that my wife wanted done over the past year and I have had zero interest in doing that shit until now. I'm fixing shit. Painting shit. Organizing shit. I literally took everything down and painted our closet to match our room because the wifey wanted it done. Painting closets is a bitch and a half.

Still need to put up fans in the other bedrooms, organize/clean the garage, mulch, fix the squeaky kitchen sink, etc etc. Of course I am going to paint the baby's room too - pink with a glitter clear coat over it. Doom. As. Fuck.

t-rey wrote:Thanks! Yeah - didn't realize how hard nesting hits men. There has been a pretty lengthy list of projects that my wife wanted done over the past year and I have had zero interest in doing that shit until now. I'm fixing shit. Painting shit. Organizing shit. I literally took everything down and painted our closet to match our room because the wifey wanted it done. Painting closets is a bitch and a half.

Still need to put up fans in the other bedrooms, organize/clean the garage, mulch, fix the squeaky kitchen sink, etc etc. Of course I am going to paint the baby's room too - pink with a glitter clear coat over it. Doom. As. Fuck.

Yeah dude it definitely hits men the hardest. The wife wants everything perfect by the time the baby arrives and makes a long ass list of stuff they want, but because they are preggo they can't do any of the stuff on the list so they expect you to do it. and at their pace and within their timeframe Shit that didn't matter worth a damn 6 months ago all of a sudden becomes a dire emergency, its the funniest thing.

I've got a long list of stuff to do myself, I've been knocking it out day by day and I know I won't be done by the time the baby gets here (mainly due to financial constraints). But I'm doing my best and thats usually what matters most to them.

Since I'm not teaching this summer it works in my favor since I'm already used to spending a few hours on weekend days working. Although I do need a couple of weekends where I just watch tv and play guitar and day drink before the baby arrives

*relaxes* *stretches*

no responsibilities!

lol, where is the hiding emoticon from TB!

t-rey wrote:Since I'm not teaching this summer it works in my favor since I'm already used to spending a few hours on weekend days working. Although I do need a couple of weekends where I just watch tv and play guitar and day drink before the baby arrives

I know that feel bro, I know that feel. Let me know how that works out for ya!

new05002 wrote:*relaxes* *stretches*

no responsibilities!

lol, where is the hiding emoticon from TB!

You. Shut your mouth and get your phd

Never asked - what do you want to do for a living once you're done? Teach and research or go into the private sector? Or will Dunwich become a full time job and that point? Dr. Nick. Dr of the toanz.

Ancient Astronaught wrote:

t-rey wrote:Since I'm not teaching this summer it works in my favor since I'm already used to spending a few hours on weekend days working. Although I do need a couple of weekends where I just watch tv and play guitar and day drink before the baby arrives

I know that feel bro, I know that feel. Let me know how that works out for ya!

You and I both know how that's probably going to work out. I do have a fighting chance since the wife is a nurse and has to work some weekend shifts.

new05002 wrote:*relaxes* *stretches*

no responsibilities!

lol, where is the hiding emoticon from TB!

pro bono amp build day?
where is the mooch smiley

t-rey wrote:You and I both know how that's probably going to work out. I do have a fighting chance since the wife is a nurse and has to work some weekend shifts.

Yup! You lucked out then, but you better get em in now before she starts cutting back her working hours!

Get a job in PhD EE nanoscale work.

Dunwich has 2 possible futures.

1. Taper down to part time hobby with no active building for customers

2. Create team of people to run and manage Dunwich where I just run it from the top of the pyramid.

new05002 wrote:Get a job in PhD EE nanoscale work.

Dunwich has 2 possible futures.

1. Taper down to part time hobby with no active building for customers

2. Create team of people to run and manage Dunwich where I just run it from the top of the pyramid.

How expensive is housing in CT?

Ancient Astronaught wrote:

new05002 wrote:Get a job in PhD EE nanoscale work.

Dunwich has 2 possible futures.

1. Taper down to part time hobby with no active building for customers

2. Create team of people to run and manage Dunwich where I just run it from the top of the pyramid.

How expensive is housing in CT?

Depends where you live ya know. Cheaper in some areas. Taxes are high here tho, we have some of the largest taxes on stuff like gas and housing compared to other states.

new05002 wrote:Depends where you live ya know. Cheaper in some areas. Taxes are high here tho, we have some of the largest taxes on stuff like gas and housing compared to other states.

I would definitely go rural, I like my trees and privacy.And I'm used to high taxes, I live in a commonwealth.