Ten-Eleven Translocation

[Ethel mermania]

so you have given up cybersecurity, and are focusing on PT? which yes you do not wear a suit on the job, but you do wear a specific set of clothing.

I don't know where in this conversation I said I was giving up cybersecurity, but no, I am not.

it went arye when you brought up other professions.

"And I own a suit and I quite enjoy wearing it. Though doesn't change the fact that not all professions require professional dress"

so for you the other professions dont apply, now tbh our cybersecurity folks, dont wear suits unless managers. The folks who make serious money, like at j.p. morgan chase do.

[Kannap]

I don't know where in this conversation I said I was giving up cybersecurity, but no, I am not.

it went arye when you brought up other professions.

"And I own a suit and I quite enjoy wearing it. Though doesn't change the fact that not all professions require professional dress"

So me stating that not all professions require professional dress is me saying I gave up on cybersecurity for physical therapy?

Not sure I follow the logic, but sure.

[Ethel mermania]

the job doesnt require it, but tbh, i feel more professional in a suit.

I would not wear my suit in a dirty subway tunnel. Of course, I'd not be in a dirty subway tunnel anyway. I have a fear of underground trains.

which is why i dont wear a suit. for the most part i wear jeans and a dress shirt.

but in other jobs, i have always felt more professional in a suit, it does change the way i approached the job. I dont think that was intentional on my part. I just felt i had to be more professional.

[Ethel mermania]

it went arye when you brought up other professions.

"And I own a suit and I quite enjoy wearing it. Though doesn't change the fact that not all professions require professional dress"

So me stating that not all professions require professional dress is me saying I gave up on cybersecurity for physical therapy?

Not sure I follow the logic, but sure.

not surprised, sorry to say

[Internationalist Bastard]

I would not wear my suit in a dirty subway tunnel. Of course, I'd not be in a dirty subway tunnel anyway. I have a fear of underground trains.

which is why i dont wear a suit. for the most part i wear jeans and a dress shirt.

but in other jobs, i have always felt more professional in a suit, it does change the way i approached the job. I dont think that was intentional on my part. I just felt i had to be more professional.

I always liked wearing uniforms personally

[Kannap]

I would not wear my suit in a dirty subway tunnel. Of course, I'd not be in a dirty subway tunnel anyway. I have a fear of underground trains.

which is why i dont wear a suit. for the most part i wear jeans and a dress shirt.

but in other jobs, i have always felt more professional in a suit, it does change the way i approached the job. I dont think that was intentional on my part. I just felt i had to be more professional.

New York should bulldoze a bunch of buildings and have an above ground rail.

[Kannap]

which is why i dont wear a suit. for the most part i wear jeans and a dress shirt.

but in other jobs, i have always felt more professional in a suit, it does change the way i approached the job. I dont think that was intentional on my part. I just felt i had to be more professional.

I always liked wearing uniforms personally

I don't think I'd have hated my school dress code if the school allowed people to dress above the dress code, like fancier clothes than the dress code requires. That would have allowed for some individuality.

[Internationalist Bastard]

I always liked wearing uniforms personally

I don't think I'd have hated my school dress code if the school allowed people to dress above the dress code, like fancier clothes than the dress code requires. That would have allowed for some individuality.

Never had a dress code at school, but I would've liked that

[Ethel mermania]

which is why i dont wear a suit. for the most part i wear jeans and a dress shirt.

but in other jobs, i have always felt more professional in a suit, it does change the way i approached the job. I dont think that was intentional on my part. I just felt i had to be more professional.

I always liked wearing uniforms personally

right clothes for the job, i agree. when i go on the tracks i have a change of clothes, and personal protective equipment (PPE) i have to wear

[Internationalist Bastard]

I always liked wearing uniforms personally

right clothes for the job, i agree. when i go on the tracks i have a change of clothes, and personal protective equipment (PPE) i have to wear

What exactly do you have to wear?

[Ethel mermania]

which is why i dont wear a suit. for the most part i wear jeans and a dress shirt.

but in other jobs, i have always felt more professional in a suit, it does change the way i approached the job. I dont think that was intentional on my part. I just felt i had to be more professional.

New York should bulldoze a bunch of buildings and have an above ground rail.

pffttt, when all is said and done it costs about 1.7 billion dollars to build a mile of subway tunnel in manhattan. it is still less than a thousandth of the value of the buildings above the tracks

[Luziyca]

right clothes for the job, i agree. when i go on the tracks i have a change of clothes, and personal protective equipment (PPE) i have to wear

What exactly do you have to wear?

Clothes.

[Ethel mermania]

right clothes for the job, i agree. when i go on the tracks i have a change of clothes, and personal protective equipment (PPE) i have to wear

What exactly do you have to wear?

ceramic toed waterproof boots that are not electrically conductive. safety gloves, safety vests, hard hat, safety glasses, military flashlight and whistle

[Kannap]

New York should bulldoze a bunch of buildings and have an above ground rail.

pffttt, when all is said and done it costs about 1.7 billion dollars to build a mile of subway tunnel in manhattan. it is still less than a thousandth of the value of the buildings above the tracks

Underground trains are so evil though. They should never exist.

[Ethel mermania]

pffttt, when all is said and done it costs about 1.7 billion dollars to build a mile of subway tunnel in manhattan. it is still less than a thousandth of the value of the buildings above the tracks

Underground trains are so evil though. They should never exist.

oh no, i have always had a love affair with the subways, even when they were dirty and disgusting. the warriors is one of my fun movies along with both taking of pelham's 1,2,3.

but tbf, there is something about a train running right on a river or coast line that is beautifel.

[Ethel mermania]

What exactly do you have to wear?

Clothes.

shirts and pants, forgot that, woman can not wear skirts.

[Kannap]

Underground trains are so evil though. They should never exist.

oh no, i have always had a love affair with the subways, even when they were dirty and disgusting. the warriors is one of my fun movies along with both taking of pelham's 1,2,3.

but tbf, there is something about a train running right on a river or coast line that is beautifel.

Meh, I just have some fear of underground trains for some reason.

Almost missed a flight at the Atlanta airport because I referred to ride on the tram thing in their basement.

[Hetalia Dakota 2 II]

TET died.

[Idzequitch]

Alabama won the national championship. Two thumbs down.

[Idzequitch]

TET died.

Idz be like Jesus and resurrect!

[Jochistan]

TET died.

I am...TETsuo.

[Coffee Cakes]

Alabama won the national championship. Two thumbs down.

Roll Tide!

[Hladgos]

I'm seriously considering volunteering with the Red Cross after I'm done with school, or joining the National Guard. Still looking for other disaster area kinds of jobs. I wouldn't want to be deployed to fight, but I probably won't meet the standards they want for infantry anyway. I want to work in disaster areas, or as a park ranger or something. I duno, maybe I'm getting idealistic but I should start researching now so I can make a decision.

[The Grim Reaper]

I'm seriously considering volunteering with the Red Cross after I'm done with school, or joining the National Guard. Still looking for other disaster area kinds of jobs. I wouldn't want to be deployed to fight, but I probably won't meet the standards they want for infantry anyway. I want to work in disaster areas, or as a park ranger or something. I duno, maybe I'm getting idealistic but I should start researching now so I can make a decision.

See about doing a Red Cross first aid course, either way - I'm told they're great life skills, if a bit pricy.

[Hladgos]

I'm seriously considering volunteering with the Red Cross after I'm done with school, or joining the National Guard. Still looking for other disaster area kinds of jobs. I wouldn't want to be deployed to fight, but I probably won't meet the standards they want for infantry anyway. I want to work in disaster areas, or as a park ranger or something. I duno, maybe I'm getting idealistic but I should start researching now so I can make a decision.

See about doing a Red Cross first aid course, either way - I'm told they're great life skills, if a bit pricy.

I already know first aid via boy scouts. I'm an eagle scout and a trained adult leader. I might skip some entry level courses and take them somewhere cheaper. However, I just read something about waived fees for a full training course