I'm so -Ronery

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yes i’m -Ronery, so very -Ronery :wink:

those of you that have seen the south park take on kim jong il know what i’m talking about.

but anyway, i have had to temporarily halt the Ammo test pack reports in order to accomodate a late afternoon phone call yesterday. i got a call on my cell from a man i’ve never met before, explaining that he was part of a very large international property services company that has just opened an office in my neck of the woods.

i’ve never met him. he called my cell.

he went on to explain that his company had taken over one of my direct competitors, and that he would like to meet with me this morning to discuss a working relationship with my company which would mean turning over management of some of their large developments here to my company in order that they might focus entirely on sales.

sure, i’m interested. i’m also interested in showcasing my own unique sales and management skills in order to leave them with the impression that they need to hire me as quickly as possible.

no, i’m not unhappy where i am at, but i would be a lot happier with having my salary increased three-fold and having a much larger buying audience (which is where the real money is at) that this large international corporation can provide.

so i’m -Ronery.

if you haven’t figured it out by now, i am wearing -Androsterone, in the form of A314 (1 drop inside each elbow, 1 drop shared between L&R sides of neck, 3 drops total).

applied at 8 am for our 11 am meeting.

a total of 1 full spray Ammo has been shared between each A314 application point to cover the stench.

1 additional full spray of Ammo will be used again at 10:30 and finally, 6 sprays of instant shine (yes, it is just regular strength) will be applied to backs of hands, insides of elbows and neck and chest in the car on the way over to their offices.

being -ronery aint such a bad thing sometimes :smiley:

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Pitty MAtt and Trey are ignorant to languages. Koreans have no problems with there L’s. Its the Japanese that have “L” challanges, sense that sound doesnt exist in there language.

Sorry didnt mean to derail your topic. :slight_smile:

I hope you get your salary raised , that would be nice.

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I’m definitely not a geographical expert, but in the episode he spent building a “great wall” wouldn’t that mean he was Chinese? Aren’t they the ones who built the great wall to protect from the Mandarins?

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having never been to korea i can’t state that they do or don’t, i just wanted to have some fun with the -rone abbreviation.

thais have a hell of a time with r’s and l’s, for that matter they struggle with an ending S sound and any word that ends in L becomes N.

odd.

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oh I see, sorry. lol. I’m so much on vicidin I skimmed right passed that. I’m a doofus. I get it. lol

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i’m no expert on chinese history but i think they built that wall in large part to slow down the mongols.

as for the meetings earlier, was a breeze meeting with the higher ups at this new international firm. we then arranged to meet with the site manager who pretty much defered to me in every possible way. as for him, he is older than me, speaks more thai than me etc but in every interaction, an innocent bystander on the sidelines would have certainly guessed that i was his boss.

i’d never met this guy before and he was supposed to be showing me around their developments. it pretty much played out like they had given me the keys to the castle.

i think maybe i’ll try this 314 again in the future. just maybe :wink:

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Yeah - its OK every now and then … lol. :stuck_out_tongue:

One of their best creations. Good as gold. :smiley:

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Yea, most Koreans I’ve met have problems with ‘r’ sounds, as there isn’t an equivalent in Korean. So radio becomes lah-dee-oh. :smiley: So, really, it’s the opposite, but funny to me nonetheless, esp since it’s Kim Jong Il.

I get ronery too sometimes. :slight_smile: