The post whore thread.

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Originally Posted by Irving

Still waiting for the bill on those stitches in my palm. I probably could have gone without them. This time around we went and bought some liquid bandage and I've been using that.

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Throw a couple butterfly bandages in that box, too.

Use the pressurised wound wash, get crud out, dry, butterly and move on.
Serious on the pressurised saline wound wash.

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Originally Posted by Erni

Use the pressurised wound wash, get crud out, dry, butterly and move on.
Serious on the pressurised saline wound wash.

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A squeeze bottle works , they gave the spouse a large squeeze bottle of it when she shattered her leg.

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Originally Posted by CavSct1983

This gave me an idea:

If I ever actually get to a point where I can buy some place in the boonies, offer location as a Flight For Life training of rural rescue location. Then, if something happens, there's no question that they know location and lay of land.

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I thought the idea was going to be snake milking.

First one, then the other.

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Originally Posted by CavSct1983

My shift's replacement just quit. Starting tomorrow, from 1400 - 2000, I am the enterprise NOC during the portion of time we have no shift overlap. This coming week was supposed to be my right-seat-ride w/ my trainer/team lead.

http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pu...arted_8135.jpg

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LOL.

My first UCS implementation was supposed to be a shadow of someone experienced that had done many.

He didn't show up and I had to wing it alone fresh out of 4 days of online training.

No training can touch the experience of being baptized by fire like that.

That one was at a financial client. Yippee. At least there was a network gut there that did all the Nexus work.

My second, as I recall, was to deploy a "frankenblock" for a healthcare client in a Windstream data center in Raleigh. Anyone that does/did v-block(VCS) will understand.

My third was to deploy for Sherwin Williams Paint - 12 freakin network and server engineers in a room grilling me as I "showed" them how to deploy.

The fourth was at Kemet, an electronics manufacturer (capacitors) and an add on following a prior install that was kinda effed up and hard to integrate with.

I've deployed lots of "firsts," doing pre-flight whenever possible, but sometimes reading the redbook on the plane on the way out.

Bob Badass Dole

How is Scott doing? He hasn't responded to texts. I'm not going to bug him, just wondering if you knew if he was holding up okay.