clemsonfor
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This mourning to all the forums?
what happened?
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It's ok. Everything's going to be all right.
Soundguy
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i think the flux capacitor needed cleaning or something..... 
Stick895
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We're just not mourning people!
rmully
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:laughing: :laughing: :thumbsup:
k0ua
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i think the flux capacitor needed cleaning or something.....
The flux capacitor is now......fluxing..
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The site was down two days in a row early in the morning.
I could pull up the Home page , and that was it.
I could pull up the Home page , and that was it.
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i think it's a govt test.. see how the population reacts.. black helicopters.. tinfol hats.. etc.
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I'm from the government. I'm here to help you.
I loved to use that as my opening line when I visited a highway construction contractor's office to start an audit of his claimed time & materials cost.
(Contract Change Orders are often performed at standard published hourly rates that the contractor agreed to when he bid the overall project).
But really the contractors who usually won bids did an excellent job of matching their claimed hours to the State's jobsite inspector records so I rarely found a variance. Subcontractors doing their first public works project however ... They learned to play straight real quick, because we took any variance out of the payment to the prime contractor and let him go after his sub.
Chris, do those auditors ever come through there?
I loved to use that as my opening line when I visited a highway construction contractor's office to start an audit of his claimed time & materials cost.
(Contract Change Orders are often performed at standard published hourly rates that the contractor agreed to when he bid the overall project).
But really the contractors who usually won bids did an excellent job of matching their claimed hours to the State's jobsite inspector records so I rarely found a variance. Subcontractors doing their first public works project however ... They learned to play straight real quick, because we took any variance out of the payment to the prime contractor and let him go after his sub.
Chris, do those auditors ever come through there?