What's on your mind today?

[Icarus]

Yes...where is Dragonia?   She's a sharp lady.

[Dave]

Inspired by a comment in a novel, "That person is so objective he is objectionable!"

[jumbojak]

Bloody hot today, as my brother described it. Heat index of 106°F and expected to be even worse tomorrow.

[Arturo]

I never thought I would be so good at things where I could actually do it as a job. I mean I work out and stuff but so has my Dad before me. Nobody asked him to train them. I posted one picture and someone asked me to train them. I said I would and was told I should be a personal trainer. I never before thought I would have the knowledge to be able to do that, but now I do. I would have to get a license if I wanted to do it professionally but this person is from another country that I train. I'm not even asking for her money but I could if I got really good at it.

I don't really want to change my major to a fitness degree because I'm not that social to be a personal trainer. The amount of marketing and perseverance would put me into another psychotic breakdown. But I could do it if I were passive and got customers coming to me to be trained. It would still be stressful being a socialite, but it would be legit money. IF TRUMP DON'T FUCK IT UP FOR ME!

[Biggus Dickus]

I know a couple personal trainers who do so on the side, just a way of making some extra cash each week. They get referrals either from networking or simply from the family and friends. 

One guy I know started out just like you. He was young, in really good shape, and folks started to ask him to help them work out or produce workout routines for them to follow, same with another gal I know. She works as a substitute yoga teacher, and does personal home training and nutritional coaching.

You work with one person, they get results, they tell their friends, etc...

[Magdalena]

Guys...
Today is Gerry Rzeppa's birthday. 

[Dave]

Guys...
Today is Gerry Rzeppa's birthday. 

Never heard of him, some kind of religious singer or something?

[Sandra Craft]

Guys...
Today is Gerry Rzeppa's birthday. 

Never heard of him, some kind of religious singer or something?

One of the more "interesting" former members of HAF.

[Arturo]

I know a couple personal trainers who do so on the side, just a way of making some extra cash each week. They get referrals either from networking or simply from the family and friends. 

One guy I know started out just like you. He was young, in really good shape, and folks started to ask him to help them work out or produce workout routines for them to follow, same with another gal I know. She works as a substitute yoga teacher, and does personal home training and nutritional coaching.

You work with one person, they get results, they tell their friends, etc...

Well I am taking some electives in college this year so I can get used to the work load of a full time student. Perhaps I will prepare for that as well.

[Arturo]

Guys...
Today is Gerry Rzeppa's birthday. 

Happy Birthday mysteriously absent stranger!

[xSilverPhinx]

Guys...
Today is Gerry Rzeppa's birthday. 

Really?

[jumbojak]

I miss Gerry, he was a real character. I wonder if his easy programming software ever took off for him. Looked like a winner...

[Magdalena]

Guys...
Today is Gerry Rzeppa's birthday. 

Never heard of him, some kind of religious singer or something?

One of the more "interesting" former members of HAF.

I tried to find one of his posts in the Dump Pile of Crazy Troll Posts, but I couldn't find anything. It's like he has been erased from history. 

[xSilverPhinx]

Guys...
Today is Gerry Rzeppa's birthday. 

Never heard of him, some kind of religious singer or something?

One of the more "interesting" former members of HAF.

I tried to find one of his posts in the Dump Pile of Crazy Troll Posts, but I couldn't find anything. It's like he has been erased from history. 

It's true! I tried searching for his threads as well but couldn't find any. 

[Dave]

Seems he is still around . .

http://forums.tutorialized.com/job-openings-35/programming-padawan-wanted-beginning-programming-398422.html