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Incidentally, I'm hoping my next position at the Fed- three-five years down the road- is Community Affairs Advisor, which is an outreach position that is available at almost all their branch offices.

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Eh?

RogerZ say it ain't so, a fed??? workin for the guvment? WTH is a Community Affairs Advisor anyways? Helpin married folks who are married hook up w/the right other married folks who they're not married to but think they're cute, seems to me like the govt doesn't need to help w that but i could be wrong, specially if there's a big budget for it. If ur in a hiring position tho, mebbe i could join you somewhere in ski land, i've always wanted the job of writing those titles for govt agencies that wont fit in a 25 character field u no like West Virginia Department of Tax and Revenue instead of State Tax Department, stuff like that.... u bureaucrats that were offended by the preceding haven't been paying attention .

While we're on the subject, when do leftovers become leftovers. Mrs Jimmy and I both work, she works pretty hard actually, i just re-heated some ribs and braised greens from dinner yesterday for dinner tonight but i hesitate to call them *left overs* because we new when we cooked them that we wouldn't eat them all yesterday so they're not really left over? What do you all like to cook when u know you'll be eating it for a couple more days?

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Oh, you said cook? Chops, ribs, chicken....lazonia....all still goes great with ummm.....BEER! Sounds like a new thread's a cookin', this leftover thing. When does something become a leftover??? Is it a leftover when it's not used/consumed??? Then everything in the world could be or may have been a leftover at one time or another... even Jimmy and me!

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