Originally Posted by icurhere2

Are you getting the :rolleyes: and DB signals confused?

Originally Posted by sdm1130 (Post 12420924)

My Blu-ray player arrived today. I will never watch another DVD again. ^

Originally Posted by colpuck (Post 12420992)

Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 3_1 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/528.18 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0 Mobile/7C144 Safari/528.16)

I thought one caused the other.

Originally Posted by Brituchenite (Post 12420779)

I thought you could only open one per year?

Originally Posted by icurhere2 (Post 12420974)

In the U.S., that's a "case". And I really thought a suitcase was 30 ...

Originally Posted by icurhere2 (Post 12420987)

As a corporate trainer, I often stayed in hotels such that I wouldn't need a car. Except when we partnered with Novell up on Olympic in L.A. - no desire to stay in that area.

Originally Posted by ssullivan (Post 12420969)

I've only once been fortunate enough to have a client where I could get there from the hotel without a car. I worked a week in Denver a couple of years ago with an institution located downtown, right on the light rail line. It was a nice walk from the hotel to the light rail, and then about a 10 minute ride to the client a few miles away.

Originally Posted by cheepneezy (Post 12421011)

Originally Posted by jrzyshawn (Post 12421003)

I'm opening a joint account with someone I trust who won't rob me and flea the country with my piles of dollar coins. :-:

Originally Posted by jrzyshawn (Post 12421003)

and flea the country with my piles of dollar coins. :-:

Originally Posted by sbm12 (Post 12421021)

I've had fewer than a handful of clients in 10 years that required a car to get to. :D

Originally Posted by ssullivan (Post 12421038)

Unfortunately universities often are located where the real estate is cheaper, and there's quite often not much in the way of hotels within a reasonable walking distance.