Some good questions in there.

Those are great questions for Eric!

Ha! This is awesome.
:)

Doesn't everyone!?

Nah I just love to tease Loryn that I am going to Fart on her. She screams with the best of them. She is better than most of the horror film chicks. She could get an oscar for her screams. She would just use it as another sex toy. But hey that is her prerogative how she uses that stuff!

Great interview for an even greater GUY.

Eric is a sexy bitch!!!

Thanks bud. Just giving my boy Sleazy some love!

Dude, you should really try to at least make it to the toilet first.

I ADMIT TO NOTHING!

Nah as many times as the role has been offered to me. I have declined each time. Maybe one of these days.

Sorry did you get the stain out of your office carpet?

let it out

Holy damn! I must say I think I've never seen anybody answer an Ambush Interview so quickly!

And no, the stain has not come out, and neither has the stench.

Actually it was funny. Both my sister and I did stints at McDonalds.

Mine lasted all of 6 weeks. They kept scheduling me for shifts that started before I got out of Baseball practice. Then they wrote me up for being late. No matter how many times I told them I couldn't be there. Idiots!

Not only would I never work there again, but I would never even recommend that a kid work there. Hell with computers now days a 16 year old can make a ton more working from home selling shit on Ebay than they would ever make working fast food.

I will be farting in there later just in case you miss me!

Glad to see Sleazy knows how to read. I worked for UPS the late night shift sorting packages and loading trucks. So I never got that hook up.

But I did meet a hot girl that I dated for a while when I was delivering pizza's. OOoooooohhhhh Latin women!!!

My last semester in College I started working in adult at the same time in the late summer of 98. Mid way through the semester I started going on job interviews for my field, I was a geography major with a concentration in Cartography and GIS. Interviewed with Thomas Bros, City of Lakewood CA, and a few other places. The money they were offering as well as long ass hour was a joke compared to what I was making on my own working a few hours a day in Adult. So I said FUCK IT. I actually tried to go back once, but just couldn't justify it.

So yes I plan to remain a college drop out forever. My degree will never do anything for me.

eric did u you forget the loopbag i requested :(

btw , you are a fox :girl

Thanks hun! :)

you mean the goodie bag of ladies GFY stuff?

I agree. Eric is sexy. His beard always does it for me.

This will be a great interview.
WG

Eric is a real sweat and sensitive guy. Under all that roughness there's a nice smooth GEM glowing... (Damn those roofies messed me up)

Great Interview Eric, keep em coming. Miss you man and can't wait to see again ;-)

You *could* go back to get a business degree, would definitely be more useful than a geography major. :)

Almost moved to Denver once, but Job I was going to take fell into that catagory from the previous question.

When I graduated High School I had a good offer to play Baseball at the local City College and then from there had another offer from CSULB so I just stayed in the area when a lot of people leave. I didn't have a bad relationship with my parents that had me rushing to get out of town or anything like that.

So just like anything we all pretty much do what we do with the options that are presented to us.

I also have travelled around the US quite a bit and have seen many of the places I would consider living. I love to visit those places and know that if I moved there I would take a lot of those things for granted and so for now I just keep them as travel spots to enjoy to the fullest.

There in lies the quandary? Useful for what? (at least that is the way I see it)

I know people with business degree's that don't know shit about how to run a business. And yet know people that work their asses off and run their own show wisely and do very well and learned it on the fly.

Eric needs to change his name to Eric aka as sexy eyes ; )

*reads with a grin*

You mean these ones? :Graucho
http://www.fubarwebmasters.com/archi...ash/z01831.jpg

http://www.fubarwebmasters.com/archi...ash/z01832.jpg

I originally went to school headed for a business degree. After I realized what a worthless piece of shit it would really be, I dropped out. You don't need a degree to run a business, you need drive and ambition.

I knew it! :Oh crap
He's Bi!
Thanks for sharing those lovely pics!

In the past year I have been to 7 shows from Internext FL last summer to Cybernet Expo a few weeks ago.

I enjoy all the shows and always meet new people at each one (sometimes the same person several times. Note: new faces at 3am when drunk are tough to remember no matter how hard you try). Never seems to matter how many people you know there is always someone somewhere that comes out of the woodwork and you meet them for the first time even though you have talked to them for ages online.

I personally, and you and I have talked about this, enjoy the shows for the relationships more than the business. I enjoy spending time with people in the more relaxed atmosphere and enjoying their company and getting to know them. We can do business when we get back to the office. Let's share a drink or dinner. That to me is what makes going to the shows with it everytime!

With that said my personal favorites are Webmaster Access Cancun and Phoenix Forum. Two places the relaxing environments seem to go to another level. I am sure there are other shows similar to these, but I have not had a chance to make it to them yet.

OMG, they did the holding and body squeezing too! I am strangely turned on...... :Oh crap

BINGO BABY!

Ummm, maybe you took this the wrong way. Sure, not saying you NEED it. My experience is that no matter how much practical experience you have, there's always more theory you can learn. As well as vice versa, no matter how much theory you got in your head, you could always use more practice. Of course there's no fool-proof recipe on how to mix the two EXACTLY, but I take it you know what I'm trying to say. I plan on going back to school and finish my degree, then get more work done, then go back to school again and study more and so on. I suppose not everyone is like me, but I love learning and I guess therein lies the flaw of my above post, I simply had my own view as starting point.

Yes it was HOT and heavy ..........my lens kept getting fogged up :1orglaugh

When Lensman first started this little operation he started in in AZ where he lived at the time.

Then he moved the operation to Plesanton Area to be in the Bay Area during the Dot Com boom.

I didn't work with them till after they moved here, but from what I heard it was a decision between here and San Diego. The final decision was based on Family for Lensman.

I see what you mean. My biggest thing is I am a self learner. I like to learn things on my own more than someone tell me. So I read tons of books from all different subjects. Religion, Business, Fantasy, Kids Books, etc. I just can't do the whole lecture thing.

Commodore 64 baby. I am sure this one will stir up some memories for some people.

http://www.computercloset.org/Commodore_64_Box.jpg

Ask for it as a Bday/Xmas gift and loved it.

I may have done a few shady things as a kid. The trick is not whether you did it. It was whether you got caught!

Nothing shady anymore. I don't download music, movies, software or any of that stuff.

Thanks for sharing JFK.... :321GFY

What guys would'nt do to satisfy the ladies joining them :winkwink:

BTW Eric made a knot with the cherry while kissing, he's pretty talented.

I'm a self learner too, but in all honesty I discovered that University experience (mind you, in Europe, I have no idea what universities are like in the US, aside from what I've seen in cheesy flicks) is hard to get in the line of work. I've been able to learn a lot in a very short time just by going to classes and arguing with the lecturers. Sure, some classes may be total crap, but I still value the learning experience as well as the part where you learn how much theory differs from practice and how you need to handle both. Plus, in many cases I've been able to take the easy path towards more knowledge by actually making connections with lecturers who'd appreciate my desire to learn more and pointed me in the right directions. Things you may not learn in class, but definitely not get a free ride towards in working life.