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i had a line of fancy mice for a while there, I'd borrow pretty calico studs from their stock on occasion. I think i actually gave them more than I took, all told. everybody working there seemed to have a "you have a problem" grade pet habit. I didn't even have hardly any snakes or anything then.
Apologies. Took me a while. Actual mice. Not computer mice. Nice.-
I brought my wife and then 4 year old daughter to what was basically a two month, all expenses paid road trip throughout half the country. We got some of the best food from each state, and the teachers I trained made sure we didn't end up in tourist traps. My wife and I probably gained about 10 kg by the end of those two months.
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Congrats on being the blatantly clear winner of this thread and for forcing me to consider what I would/could do with an infinite supply of mice. Curious to know how many mice you availed of during your time?
i had a line of fancy mice for a while there, I'd borrow pretty calico studs from their stock on occasion. I think i actually gave them more than I took, all told. everybody working there seemed to have a "you have a problem" grade pet habit. I didn't even have hardly any snakes or anything then.
Working at Microsoft in the late 1990s with the creators of MS-DOS, Turbo Pascal/Delphi/Typescript/C#, and Visual Basic was unique and definitely the best perk imaginable.
Went into computers instead - fell back on architecture+tech...
Worked on big project and had to fly to a meeting in LA to meet with the Architect... Frank Gehry.
(I used to be on the same pee schedule as Andy Grove (we never spoke))
Working at Microsoft in the late 1990s with the creators of MS-DOS, Turbo Pascal/Delphi/Typescript/C#, and Visual Basic was unique and definitely the best perk imaginable.
I dropped out of school ambitions to be an architect, because I said there is only room for one Frank Lloyd/Gehry... I wont be working at that level... Went into computers instead - fell back on architecture+tech... Worked on big project and had to fly to a meeting in LA to meet with the Architect... Frank Gehry. (I used to be on the same pee schedule as Andy Grove (we never spoke))