Some say Moose testicles are a delicacy.

In Canada it is:(
http://www.foodnetwork.ca/recipe/moose-testiclesoysters/9711/
bläää...

Some say Moose testicles are a delicacy.

*crosses legs* Ouch :)

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Member of the People Encouraging Niceness In Society club.

To answer the original question, yes I am retired and I enjoy checking in here a few times every day to see where the conversation is heading. Regarding crunching, I have had at least one computer working the seti@home project 24/7 since 1999, with a little time off here and there during moves and such.

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Bob DeWoody

My motto: Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow as it may not be required. This no longer applies in light of current events.

Retired here, but I still have to do some work to cover my power bills.

Cheers.

Not yet. I'm semi retired.
And I have no loan that must be paid:)

Some say Moose testicles are a delicacy.

But the smell?

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merle - vote yes for freedom of speech

Not retired yet here, will get much more time on my hands if I do at the blessed age of 65 here in Belgium.

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rOZZ
Music
Pictures

Only 45...long ways to go until I'm retired.

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no, not retired.

I get SSI since I am severely disabled since 2003 and not able bodied anymore, I like PCs, so Seti helps pass the time, that and either repairing/replacing stuff(Car, House, clothes, My PC, a TV, etc, etc, etc) or watching tv or I play a game online or holding My cat Grace. In a sense I'm waiting to die and I don't have much of a life left, it's not like I had a choice either, life happens, I deplore interference in what little I have...

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

Less than 3 years to go of working for wages.

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I do not fight fascists because I think I can win.
I fight them because they are fascists.
Chris Hedges

A riot is the language of the unheard. -Martin Luther King, Jr.

Retired. Busy, though, but at a more leisurely pace.

I wish. Still doing that 40 hour a week thing. Might be able to retire at 72. Or is it 90 by the time I get there.

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Im 62. I have to work untill 66 to get medicade. If my health is still good, might work until im 67.
I need to fix a lot of things around the house first.
I used to spend a lot more time on the boards. At the moment it seems like I have a truck load of htings to do and not enough time. Things are picking up at work and overtime is need to make orders. So I have had to cut back on my time here. But my computers are running 24/7. I just check them daily to see how they are doing.

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Old James

Semi-retired. Work 5 months a year for the USDA as a machiinery tech and supervisor. Rest of the year I live on investment income, US Navy retired pay, and a small VA disability compensation (hearing loss). Could draw reduced Social Security in two years, but will probably work until I can draw full Social Security at 66.

When I'm working, I only drop by the Forums for a short time in the evening, as I have no Internet access at work, but I spend more time here in thr off-season.

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Donald
Infernal Optimist / Submariner, retired

Not retired here, but thinking about it...

I'm just amazed at the computing power some of you have contributed. I have 3 average computers on a router with a 3 Mbps download connection, and an upload connection at around .32 Mbps.

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The mind is a weird and mysterious place

I may never be properly retired. Currently I am doing telephone support 24/7 for my old job and that mostly consist of having the support number routed to my cell phone so I can respond any where/any time. My second job is second in command land lord and second in command maintaining a trust that will run another 30 years.
In addition I am a unpaid odd job person for the family.
The landlord job tends to only be half a day ending around noon unless something major happens like the 4th of july. Last July we had a plumbing failure that required I stay with the plumber until noon to make sure the water was back on.

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