Yeah, Tank's a good boy. I'm not sure why thunder bothers him, but in SoCal it wasn't really an issue. Almost never thunders there. In Florida??? Buckle up, Tanker...

MACS wrote:

Yeah, Tank's a good boy. I'm not sure why thunder bothers him, but in SoCal it wasn't really an issue. Almost never thunders there. In Florida??? Buckle up, Tanker...

MACS wrote:

You could look into a Thunder Shirt for him. Some people we know swear by them. They are a weighted garment designed to reassure and settle dogs down. We got one for Disco. Didn’t work for him, but might work for Tank.

https://thundershirt.com/collections/all-thundershirts/dog?show=50&filter=Pet_Dog 

8trackdisco wrote:

Mornin' dudes... coffeed, and prepping for the walk.

MACS wrote:

Dudes.

I’d bicth about the snow from last night, still going and the upcoming 3-6 inches Saturday night into Sunday, HOWEVER, just saw a story on the amount, frequency and depth of snow in Lake Tahoe.

Holy Donner Party, Batman!

Spey,
You still alive?

8trackdisco wrote:

One of the oddest rejection e-mails so far (below is the cut and paste verbatim complete with typos)

"Dear [insert name],

Thank you once more for your application and your interest in this opportunity.

We have carefully reviewed your application for this position as „Process Development Engineer“ (Job Code: HRC0084388) and unfortunately have to inform you that we will not further consider it.

We are aware that great efforts and hopes are related to this application. We regret all the more that we cannot give you a positive response. Our decision is solely based on the defined requirements for the position. Please do not understand this as an evaluation of your personal.

We like to encourage you to reapply to us. To support you in doing so, we suggest that you subscribe to the Job-Alert on our career porta. You will get information about new positions that match the criteria selected by you.

We wish you luck with your job search and professional and personal endeavors.

P.s.: Please accept our apologies if this mail finds you at an unusual time. We are a global company working 24/7 around the globe for you. We assure you that we personally reviewed your application.

Sincerely yours,

Infineon Recruiting Team"

I don't even remember applying for a position at Infineon (shrug). At least train your bots to use proper grammar and punctuation.

BuckyB93 wrote:

Way too long.
I used to write a two sentence letter stating we hired someone else and wised them well in their endeavors.
That's it.

rfenst wrote:

What happened with your laptop problems?

rfenst wrote:

See 346. :-"

dkeage wrote:

He moved from Tahoe to another home at a much lower altitude that doesn't get nearly as much snow, but still got hit this time.

rfenst wrote: