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mwild3136 · March 2006

Okay - here's a dumb question, but I'll ask anyway. Is there a way for me to have my number of posts under mwild31 added to my new screen name? I company changed once I started with my new job...

Thanks

Mandi

Paul in Cannon Beach · March 2006

Mandi,

Just brew a couple pots of coffee on a three day weekend and keep posting until you have caught up to where you were before you left.

I am always here to offer helpful suggestions.

Whirlwind · March 2006

There are a few I'd like to take back....wonder if I could get my number lowered??

ray a · March 2006

Along with your age?????

Whirlwind · March 2006

I beg your pardon! I happen to love my age. :~~

ray a · March 2006

Oh, do you think we'll take you more seriously if you have a higher number of posts? And I am still trying to figure out your last sentence. x:P

Paul in Cannon Beach · March 2006

I think I must have got my old number of posts credited to me when I came back.

There is no way I have posted 940 times since I rejoined in September.

Paul in Cannon Beach · March 2006

Check out Ray with his 3000 posts. OOOOOOOOHHH!!! We're not worthy... (Bow)

mwild3136 · March 2006

Sweet guys - love the support x:-)

Parabeagle · March 2006

Mandi, everyone knows that the number of posts is directly proportional to the amount of time wasted not doing what we're being paid to do...

ray a · March 2006

And I'm just trying to stay ahead of Beagle.

System · March 2006

Mandi,

We can't transfer your old number of posts to your new screen name, but I can set you up so you're using your old screen name again.

E-mail me at [email]webeditor@hrhero.com[/email] if you'd like to do that.

Christy Reeder
Website Editor
HRhero.com

Paul in Cannon Beach · March 2006

Christy, have you ever considered a rewards program when you hit certain HR HERO posting milestones? If not, I have considered one for you:

100 posts - HR HERO coffee mug
250 posts - HR HERO t shirt
500 posts - a signed 8 x 10 glossy photo of James
1,000 posts - All expenses paid trip to Brentwood
5,000 posts - Referral to an EAP and complimentary enrollment in a time management seminar.

System · March 2006

First prize is a week in Brentwood. Second prize is [b]two weeks[/b] in Brentwood. x}>

James Sokolowski
HRhero.com

ray a · March 2006

That's it, I'm done posting.

mwild3136 · March 2006

See, this is what I miss - the quick wit of the forumites ... it's fun to be back.

mwild3136 · March 2006

I like this idea Paul. Maybe for those with 3,000 or more posts xB-) the prize could be an all expenses paid trip to Brentwood and ... dinner with James & company at MLS.

James, make room at the table for Beag's and Ray...x:D

mwild3136 · March 2006

I sent off my email - I can't wait to get my old screen name back - I'm just a mwild31 kind of gal. This whole mwild3136 things is strange.

Thanks!

Mandi

ray a · March 2006

Mandy, having 3 posts consecutive qualifies you for honorable mention. James, set a place for her too.

Paul in Cannon Beach · March 2006

Three posts in a row! Now just do that a thousand times and you will catch Ray.

Paul in Cannon Beach · March 2006

I just noticed I am approaching 1,000 posts which means I have an all expenses paid trip to Brentwood coming.

ray a · March 2006

Paul, before you take James up on that offer verify he meant *your* expenses and not his expenses. Get it in writing. I hear thru the grapevine that part of the trip to Brentwood is helping them package cups to send to new posters. Free labor.

Paul in Cannon Beach · March 2006

[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 03-11-06 AT 10:40AM (CST)[/font][br][br]There is a Brentwood in sunny California. Is that an option?

The Brentwood in Tennesseee is an interesting place according to the demographics I found online.

Median resident age: 40.8 years
Median household income: $111,819 (year 2000)
Median house value: $313,200 (year 2000)

For population 25 years and over in Brentwood
High school or higher: 97.4%
Bachelor's degree or higher: 64.7%
Graduate or professional degree: 26.0%
Unemployed: 1.9%
Mean travel time to work: 24.1 minutes

For population 15 years and over in Brentwood city
Never married: 17.5%
Now married: 74.3%
Separated: 0.7%
Widowed: 3.3%
Divorced: 4.2%
4.6% Foreign born (2.8% Asia, 0.9% Europe).

Races in Brentwood:
White Non-Hispanic (93.7%)
Black (1.9%)
Hispanic (1.1%)
Asian Indian (0.9%)
Two or more races (0.6%)
Japanese (0.5%)

I find it interesting that they tracked educational statistics starting at age 25 and marriage status at age 15.

So basically everyone in Brentwood is white, married, has a high school or college degree and has a hefty mortgage.

System · March 2006

That's Brentwood, all right. $$$ One of the richest places in Tennessee, very Republican, great schools, gigantic churches, and houses that range from expensive to ohmygod. I can't afford to live here (my ex does, but that's another story). Most of the town is residential except for a retail area and an office park where HR Hero HQ is.

Some things in Brentwood are a bit foreign to me. All buildings must be brick, and apartments are outlawed. You can go to the library and check out oil paintings. And I feel out of place because I don't drive an SUV with a cell phone glued to my ear. But the people are nice - this is the South, after all.

So come on down, Paul! But you're the only one who said the trip would be free. Can you operate a printing press? x:D

James Sokolowski
HRhero.com

Paul in Cannon Beach · March 2006

Do you mean "check out " oil paintings as in see them in a library or literally "take them home"?

System · March 2006

Take 'em home for a few weeks.

James Sokolowski
HRhero.com

HRinNH · March 2006

I've made a tad over 1100 posts in about 3 years. A fraction compared to some of the senior members, but that's ok.

Paul in Cannon Beach · March 2006

You see, James, Cheryl is feeling unnappreciated. She hit a forum milestone without anyone noticing. This is a problem.

ray a · March 2006

She gets to go to Brentwood with you and package mugs while you run their presses.

LarryC · March 2006

And admire the fine oil paintings in James's office.

ray a · March 2006

Larry, pay attention. James said he can't afford to live there, so those oil paintings are paint by number. But, she can still admire them.

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