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Originally posted by MJZiggy
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Could be fun. Who all is here in the area? Are there any of the preseason games on national tv? -
There's you, me, mobb, arclite, th87 and maybe packfaninmd is still around town. I thought there were one or two more so I hope I didn't miss anyone. If I missed you, speak up for godssakes."Greatness is not an act... but a habit.Greatness is not an act... but a habit." -Greg JenningsComment
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Oh, TH is here too?! It would be a lot of fun to get together for a preseason game if possible.Comment
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Zig, is there any kind of Packer Backers club near you?
I'm so glad that I found one in the city that I'm moving to. I know once I move I'm going to totally miss everything that I currently take for granted right now
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Moving sucks. Especially to a new city. Even if its for the better in the long run, it still sucks.Originally posted by GBRulzZig, is there any kind of Packer Backers club near you?
I'm so glad that I found one in the city that I'm moving to. I know once I move I'm going to totally miss everything that I currently take for granted right nowComment
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Not when you're leaving a rather boring city and ungodly long winters behind, it doesn't, lolOriginally posted by MichiganPackerFanComment
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Hawk & Dove. I haven't been, but the Packers meetup met there for a while. I absolutely loved moving from Milwaukee to Tampa. Tampa to Columbia not as much fun, though my ex got to ride with the zoo on that trip...Originally posted by MichiganPackerFanMoving sucks. Especially to a new city. Even if its for the better in the long run, it still sucks.Originally posted by GBRulzZig, is there any kind of Packer Backers club near you?
I'm so glad that I found one in the city that I'm moving to. I know once I move I'm going to totally miss everything that I currently take for granted right now"Greatness is not an act... but a habit.Greatness is not an act... but a habit." -Greg JenningsComment
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No doubt.....plus you can make it easier and just sell everything.Originally posted by GBRulzC.H.U.D.Comment
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Twitter is great for networking. You can communicate to people in a way that allows them to ignore you while still giving an opportunity for response. It'd be like someone giving you their number but only with the option to text message them.
It makes people accessible but with very simple way to not get slammed with a bunch of shit that more prominent people have to deal with when they're "accessible".
It's not a "oh im taking a shit now" site which a lot of people seem to write it off as. If you can understand the social accessibility (with protection) dynamic of it then you can understand why it's so popular -- for all different groups of people.
There are so many applications for it outside of the obvious. Wondering what the average person thinks of the movie Funny People. Just type it in and get responses from people literally walking out of the movie theatre. I know that saved me and my old lady $20-30 by not seeing that movie... we went and saw Orphan instead based on what people were saying. Good choice.
Think outside the box.
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Actually, I'm working on thinking of ways to use it for the company. The world really doesn't need to know what I'm doing and if I am doing something interesting, I'd never be able to explain it in 140 characters or less."Greatness is not an act... but a habit.Greatness is not an act... but a habit." -Greg JenningsComment
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Yeah, sold lots of stuff so far. Easier to just buy new stuff when I move, plus NC is like the cheap furniture capital of the world as there are quite a few manufacturers there.Originally posted by Freak Out
and my Curly's Pub glasses will be wrapped in about 2 inches of bubble wrap each. LOL. Thought you'd appreciate that one, Freak. I mean, I can't be going postal on the moving company for breaking one of those, LOL.
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Ok, so Nick Barnett is trying to make #gopackgo a trending topic. Does that mean anything to anyone?"Greatness is not an act... but a habit.Greatness is not an act... but a habit." -Greg JenningsComment
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