Morbidbystandard's Commentshttp://www.gameinformer.com/members/Morbidystandard/default.aspxMorbidbystandard's Commentsen-USTelligent Community 1.5.134.12297 (Build: 5.5.134.12297)Hey man, long time no see! What's up? How you doing?http://www.gameinformer.com/members/Morbidystandard/comments/default.aspxSat, 04 Jun 2011 19:54:30 GMT79ef0c18-1c65-4225-984f-fdaeab0f0862:a80b19db-5e98-4143-8262-1c2d1de24378starlynHey man, long time no see! What's up? How you doing?duuuude, how you been?http://www.gameinformer.com/members/Morbidystandard/comments/default.aspxMon, 25 Apr 2011 04:55:01 GMT79ef0c18-1c65-4225-984f-fdaeab0f0862:f617a0c1-6541-4c30-a779-d0338bafa2c3Mega Nuttsduuuude, how you been?I wish you the best of luck.http://www.gameinformer.com/members/Morbidystandard/comments/default.aspxSat, 04 Sep 2010 16:53:13 GMT79ef0c18-1c65-4225-984f-fdaeab0f0862:f6911ba2-9e0b-44c1-a65c-59b4143e085dssosvs1I wish you the best of luck.What have you been playing lately? I'm on a GBA kick.http://www.gameinformer.com/members/Morbidystandard/comments/default.aspxFri, 03 Sep 2010 03:40:37 GMT79ef0c18-1c65-4225-984f-fdaeab0f0862:bc1ddc61-8fde-4c27-bdf8-abc51dde2517ssosvs1What have you been playing lately? I'm on a GBA kick.Well that's good. You've got a good brother there.http://www.gameinformer.com/members/Morbidystandard/comments/default.aspxFri, 20 Aug 2010 23:46:13 GMT79ef0c18-1c65-4225-984f-fdaeab0f0862:41024fdb-1c80-42bc-9dcd-b4984e8297efMatsudaTohuWell that's good. You've got a good brother there.Oh. So what made you decide it wasn't worth it? Your brother convince you?http://www.gameinformer.com/members/Morbidystandard/comments/default.aspxFri, 20 Aug 2010 20:38:43 GMT79ef0c18-1c65-4225-984f-fdaeab0f0862:1415d72b-73cc-4f2b-b015-7538b6b4999fMatsudaTohuOh. So what made you decide it wasn't worth it? Your brother convince you?Just dropping by to see how you're doing and what game you are enjoying now.http://www.gameinformer.com/members/Morbidystandard/comments/default.aspxFri, 20 Aug 2010 17:27:17 GMT79ef0c18-1c65-4225-984f-fdaeab0f0862:c75ab20a-fecb-4997-bd75-6f7ccb736357ssosvs1Just dropping by to see how you're doing and what game you are enjoying now.Oh, that sucks. Well, you seem to be coping well.http://www.gameinformer.com/members/Morbidystandard/comments/default.aspxThu, 19 Aug 2010 22:55:30 GMT79ef0c18-1c65-4225-984f-fdaeab0f0862:0d96e482-cbda-4642-8b33-2c01f87c3e6aMatsudaTohuOh, that sucks. Well, you seem to be coping well.You don't have to answer this, but you seemed really happy with your marrage. What happened?http://www.gameinformer.com/members/Morbidystandard/comments/default.aspxThu, 19 Aug 2010 04:02:38 GMT79ef0c18-1c65-4225-984f-fdaeab0f0862:3d48f33b-7ee5-4ec0-9980-df3322edb3b1MatsudaTohuYou don't have to answer this, but you seemed really happy with your marrage. What happened?Life alone?http://www.gameinformer.com/members/Morbidystandard/comments/default.aspxWed, 18 Aug 2010 22:32:35 GMT79ef0c18-1c65-4225-984f-fdaeab0f0862:37a4e9e0-457b-4618-b0dc-972ca041b013MatsudaTohuLife alone?Sucks dude. Hang in there. It won't be long till you're through it all.http://www.gameinformer.com/members/Morbidystandard/comments/default.aspxThu, 12 Aug 2010 03:49:57 GMT79ef0c18-1c65-4225-984f-fdaeab0f0862:d29ceb03-dde0-45fd-91df-d5f9105d51d8iceap12Sucks dude. Hang in there. It won't be long till you're through it all.Doin' alright. Same old stuff on my end. You?http://www.gameinformer.com/members/Morbidystandard/comments/default.aspxSun, 08 Aug 2010 21:22:15 GMT79ef0c18-1c65-4225-984f-fdaeab0f0862:21fcc871-4901-42f0-a7cf-f8e1dd451af6iceap12Doin' alright. Same old stuff on my end. You?I know, its a really touching game, I actually have difficulty making choices in the game. I didnt think 2 could be as good ebcause it involved a lot more gears of war-esque action but the first 10 minutes proved me wrong. Im glad I was talked into trying it.http://www.gameinformer.com/members/Morbidystandard/comments/default.aspxFri, 16 Jul 2010 16:36:44 GMT79ef0c18-1c65-4225-984f-fdaeab0f0862:6112fdd9-5007-40cc-aef3-393256d725aathompsonxd90I know, its a really touching game, I actually have difficulty making choices in the game. I didnt think 2 could be as good ebcause it involved a lot more gears of war-esque action but the first 10 minutes proved me wrong. Im glad I was talked into trying it.Sometimes that has to be good enough sadly. I hope you find happiness in something though man, I imagine youre going through quite an emotional woodchipper...and I imagine thats quite an understatement. On a lighter note, I see you're playing mass effect. Very addictive game. Its almost a film really.http://www.gameinformer.com/members/Morbidystandard/comments/default.aspxWed, 07 Jul 2010 01:52:30 GMT79ef0c18-1c65-4225-984f-fdaeab0f0862:99eb236e-8838-4881-ae3c-e7e7e4b92247thompsonxd90Sometimes that has to be good enough sadly. I hope you find happiness in something though man, I imagine youre going through quite an emotional woodchipper...and I imagine thats quite an understatement. On a lighter note, I see you're playing mass effect. Very addictive game. Its almost a film really.How ya doin man?http://www.gameinformer.com/members/Morbidystandard/comments/default.aspxTue, 06 Jul 2010 23:43:07 GMT79ef0c18-1c65-4225-984f-fdaeab0f0862:32e6f278-c2a7-4e08-ac80-e2af83ec1389thompsonxd90How ya doin man?Happy Easter!http://www.gameinformer.com/members/Morbidystandard/comments/default.aspxSun, 04 Apr 2010 18:06:31 GMT79ef0c18-1c65-4225-984f-fdaeab0f0862:3d497f9d-5c90-4737-8159-8465723fb172VerifyHappy Easter!its great to hear you are doin well and my condolences for your grand fatherhttp://www.gameinformer.com/members/Morbidystandard/comments/default.aspxSun, 04 Apr 2010 07:40:32 GMT79ef0c18-1c65-4225-984f-fdaeab0f0862:c7c244d9-4738-4223-a314-14270320008bMakin_A_Ruckusits great to hear you are doin well and my condolences for your grand father{rip}http://www.gameinformer.com/members/Morbidystandard/comments/default.aspxSat, 03 Apr 2010 04:02:49 GMT79ef0c18-1c65-4225-984f-fdaeab0f0862:87df1fff-0d08-4751-95c0-1b1f07bbb879baconator282{rip}Sorry to hear about your Grandpa man . You asked about my union story , sorry it took so long to get back to you . I've been working in construction since I was 18 , I started out working for a non-union concrete company . I started out as a laborer at 8 bucks an hour , big money lol . After 2 years I was making 10 bucks an hour , and had learned how to tie rebar , which I was doing almost exclusively ( rebar is the steel that goes in concrete foundations for strength ) . The third year I was the rebar foreman for this company , after the job I asked for a raise . I was told no , that I was still considered to be just a laborer and they didn't want to price me out of a job .That didn't set well with me , so I called up a buddy who had worked with me a year before , and had quit to go work for the union . Three weeks later , I started working for the Ironworkers Union at 30 dollars per hour . Because of my previous experience tieing rebar , I was able to skip the 3 year apprenticeship program and buy my journeyman book ( 700 dollars well spent ) . After 3 months I qualified for benefits ( you need 600 hours ) , life and health insurance , annuity , pension , and vacation pay ( 3 dollars for every hour you work paid every 3 months ) . The health insurance is some of the best around and includes full dental and vision ( 2 pairs of 200 dollar glasses per year for everyone in my family ) . The hospital bill when my daughter was born was $29,000 , my portion zero .Anyway , I've been in the union over 11 years now , I am a foreman making 36 dollars per hour , with a 14 dollar per hour benefits package . I primarily build bridges and overpasses , but occasionally we will build the foundations for large buildings , or parking garages . The longest bridge I've worked on was 1,900 feet long , and 8 lanes wide + sidewalks , I think it was about 150 feet wide . The biggest non-bridge project I've worked on was a series of 10 buildings that covered 10 square city blocks in downtown San Jose Cali . I was there for 3 years . I love my job , the more intricate and challenging the better . The only downside is the traveling , sometimes the job can be over 5 hours from home , though the average is about 1 and a half . We get 100 dollars a day subsistence if we have to travel more than 100 miles from home , so the only bad thing is not being with your family during the week sometimes . Still I made over $80,000 last year , and my wife doesn't have to work so it's worth it . Hope this answers your question , sorry if I rambled . Feel free to hit me up with more questions if you're curious .http://www.gameinformer.com/members/Morbidystandard/comments/default.aspxThu, 01 Apr 2010 03:04:51 GMT79ef0c18-1c65-4225-984f-fdaeab0f0862:4e88a26c-654f-435b-97cb-79b30d679f26mrbadpersonalitySorry to hear about your Grandpa man . You asked about my union story , sorry it took so long to get back to you . I've been working in construction since I was 18 , I started out working for a non-union concrete company . I started out as a laborer at 8 bucks an hour , big money lol . After 2 years I was making 10 bucks an hour , and had learned how to tie rebar , which I was doing almost exclusively ( rebar is the steel that goes in concrete foundations for strength ) . The third year I was the rebar foreman for this company , after the job I asked for a raise . I was told no , that I was still considered to be just a laborer and they didn't want to price me out of a job .That didn't set well with me , so I called up a buddy who had worked with me a year before , and had quit to go work for the union . Three weeks later , I started working for the Ironworkers Union at 30 dollars per hour . Because of my previous experience tieing rebar , I was able to skip the 3 year apprenticeship program and buy my journeyman book ( 700 dollars well spent ) . After 3 months I qualified for benefits ( you need 600 hours ) , life and health insurance , annuity , pension , and vacation pay ( 3 dollars for every hour you work paid every 3 months ) . The health insurance is some of the best around and includes full dental and vision ( 2 pairs of 200 dollar glasses per year for everyone in my family ) . The hospital bill when my daughter was born was $29,000 , my portion zero .Anyway , I've been in the union over 11 years now , I am a foreman making 36 dollars per hour , with a 14 dollar per hour benefits package . I primarily build bridges and overpasses , but occasionally we will build the foundations for large buildings , or parking garages . The longest bridge I've worked on was 1,900 feet long , and 8 lanes wide + sidewalks , I think it was about 150 feet wide . The biggest non-bridge project I've worked on was a series of 10 buildings that covered 10 square city blocks in downtown San Jose Cali . I was there for 3 years . I love my job , the more intricate and challenging the better . The only downside is the traveling , sometimes the job can be over 5 hours from home , though the average is about 1 and a half . We get 100 dollars a day subsistence if we have to travel more than 100 miles from home , so the only bad thing is not being with your family during the week sometimes . Still I made over $80,000 last year , and my wife doesn't have to work so it's worth it . Hope this answers your question , sorry if I rambled . Feel free to hit me up with more questions if you're curious .My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family. Im still looking forward to your blog on best methods for drinking mate.http://www.gameinformer.com/members/Morbidystandard/comments/default.aspxMon, 29 Mar 2010 19:20:21 GMT79ef0c18-1c65-4225-984f-fdaeab0f0862:3eb70e88-a27e-4d4a-ad48-6629ce78c7a4NAPTOWNNUISANCEMy thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family. Im still looking forward to your blog on best methods for drinking mate.