Where do you work?
09-15-2008, 04:40 AM
#92
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Re: Where do you work?
Originally Posted by hatchboy
forest service job sounds cool
Id like to work for fish and wildlife here in washington state in the cascades where i grew up in mt st helens area.
what do you do for the trail crew? like.. build trails? rofl
Id like to work for fish and wildlife here in washington state in the cascades where i grew up in mt st helens area.
what do you do for the trail crew? like.. build trails? rofl
09-15-2008, 09:06 AM
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Re: Where do you work?
Originally Posted by turbocivic6776
if you were there you would agree the guy was being a little over the edge about it. i can see being that way on some of the cars that come in but that particular one was enough to make me not want to be a corvette tech.
Your entire stance is based off the attitude that an early 90s Corvette, one that you admit was obviiously taken care of, isn't worth the effort for you to keep nice. Well, I don't like those cars either but you HAVE to respect his attitude.
The next time you see an 81 Civic Wagovan, or a super clean CRX, and go "wow that's nice," take thirty seconds to ponder that the only reason those cars exist is because they think exactly like your -----retentive Corvette owner who expects you to wear gloves. If you like seeing clean old ---- vs new car mentality *******, then put on a pair of ----------ing gloves next time, bag the driver seat, lay a mat in the floorboard, and use a ------- fender cover. It's simple respect.
09-15-2008, 09:46 AM
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Re: Where do you work?
working 3 days a week at a bowling alley as the laser tag tech (laser tag, you put on a vest and have a gun with an LED and blast eachother in a big black-lit room), 5 days a week as a technical service representative for armstrong cable, also going to school. fun stuff
09-15-2008, 12:29 PM
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Re: Where do you work?
The U.S. Army utalizes a high-tech version of laser tag during training to simulate weapons fire from rifles, RPG's, and main battle tank armement. A rifle will "kill" personel but not a truck or tank. An RPG will kill a gound-pounder and light vehicles but not a tank. And a tanks main gun will kill ANYTHING it points at. I wonder how much that set-up costs the tax-payers.
