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what is your "day job"?

Manager of the Scout Shop in Austin TX.

Yep, I sell uniforms and handbooks to kids and Scout leaders. We have a mere 750 square feet of floor space, and are on track to have $1 million in gross sales this year.

Before that, I spent 30 years at the US Postal Service where you learn to do the impossible with no resources.
 
Football has been very very good to me. My wife said if the games looked like what we put together, she'd watch every one. I miss John F. too, but we don't write like that anymore, either. "A 2 1/2 hour carnival of color, sound and ACTION!" "The Autumn wind is a Pirate." The classic Sam Spence music helps, too. Have you seen the Emmy award winning "Football America" series?
 
Football has been very very good to me. My wife said if the games looked like what we put together, she'd watch every one. I miss John F. too, but we don't write like that anymore, either. "A 2 1/2 hour carnival of color, sound and ACTION!" "The Autumn wind is a Pirate." The classic Sam Spence music helps, too. Have you seen the Emmy award winning "Football America" series?
And your day job is pot head?:hmm: Somehow I get the feeling this is a reply to a completely different thread.
 
as a software consultant, You'd think you'd know how to scroll up and read. Hes an editor for NFL films. Football, yah know, Nation football league?


Yah dunce.
I'd have to do more than that, as the pertinent post was on the previous page, and strangely I don't remember every post I've ever read. I'm not Rain Man, yah know?

Even so, "Editor at NFL Films" doesn't particularly mean much to me. From Sweden, yah know?

And then I still don't understand what the post was actually about. Guess it's a case of not being into whatever he was referring to. Whatever...

Carry on, folks!