Sometimes you just gotta let go of all the bullshit and say " I'm gonna eat, get myself off, go my ass to sleep, and start tomorrow over like I'm freaking awesome"
(Yes I give myself pep talks all the time lol)
Sometimes you just gotta let go of all the bullshit and say " I'm gonna eat, get myself off, go my ass to sleep, and start tomorrow over like I'm freaking awesome"Or my version. It's similar: "Eat Totinos Pizza or a Hot pocket, jerk off for the one billionth time trying to think of SOMETHING that's a turn on to hurry up and be done with it, and go to sleep alone knowing that I threw away awesome women for this and knowing tomorrow will be exactly the same."
(Yes I give myself pep talks all the time lol) Originally Posted by addison_scott
It's tough on an oilfield hand these days brother Al, but I don't know if it's hot pocket tough! Tough times indeed. Lol I look at it as an opportunity to build character. Originally Posted by RjamesI hear ya! I feel for anyone working in the oil industry right now. I was recently laid off by my company due to the downturn and I was in IT. Who would've thought?! Jobless for 4 months so hobbying took less of a priority. But new job = steady income again. Light at the end of the tunnel, Al. Light at the end of the tunnel.
Hot Pockets are total garbage, man. But they are convenient for work. Also, my wife breaks out in hives and goes into convulsions if she comes into contact with a stove (or a broom).I am in the same boat Al. Currently I have two vampires sucking the green out of my wallet and neither one of them know how to use a broom. In their defense, they can use the hell out of a debit card! I'm a little better off than you I suppose bc one of them keeps me pretty fucked down when I'm not offshore.
I'm still working, but it's SLOWWWWWW!!!! Originally Posted by albundy
I hear ya! I feel for anyone working in the oil industry right now. I was recently laid off by my company due to the downturn and I was in IT. Who would've thought?! Jobless for 4 months so hobbying took less of a priority. But new job = steady income again. Light at the end of the tunnel, Al. Light at the end of the tunnel. Originally Posted by MrCthulhuMy company, SLB has laid off 75% of the guys in my office. They were kind enough to transfer me to another business sector making half of what I was making. It's time to let that college education pay for itself. Good luck with the new job.