Getting to know the average 3rd gen owner...
#82
Originally Posted by mtcookson
Whoa, they're giving out certifications for that now?? I want one!!
#83
Originally Posted by mtcookson
Definitely don't go for a 90-96 300ZX. Those engine bays are tighter than a.... no... no, I won't say it.
#84
Im a graveyard shift technician for the Imation automated assembly plant. We produce these things all night long.. Coat, Slit, Assemble, Pack and Ship.
Part time I also repair and upgrade Airsoft guns..
And.. I make "probinators" chips for him.. (1st and 2nd gen Probe performance eproms)
Part time I also repair and upgrade Airsoft guns..
And.. I make "probinators" chips for him.. (1st and 2nd gen Probe performance eproms)
#88
Originally Posted by maximagician
your gonna build doghouses and cat condos?
I just imagines Paris Hilton's lil chihuahua (spelling?) having its own condo...
#89
Originally Posted by ColombianMax
Haha now THAT is an idea! and only the rich and famous will be able to get it for their pets.
I just imagines Paris Hilton's lil chihuahua (spelling?) having its own condo...
I just imagines Paris Hilton's lil chihuahua (spelling?) having its own condo...
#90
Originally Posted by Kountz430
by the powers vested in me by the state of goofiness and all thing fun and/or funny as hell......you are now a certified goofball Stand tall soldier
Originally Posted by VEvolution
I figured.. When I seen it for the first time, I was like how can you add anything to it
#95
Originally Posted by SurraTT
Plan to go to community collage for 2 yrs then transfer to a 4yr collage
I know a girl at Elon, with an 89 GXE. I'll try and get her to join on the Org too. I've known her since 1996, and go figure both of us get the same cars as our firsts, hers is as much older than my car as she is older than me.
#97
Originally Posted by capedcadaver
Yeah that's very common in Wake County, since we have Wake Tech, and then NC State (and nearby UNC)... That's what I'm doing, actually.
I know a girl at Elon, with an 89 GXE. I'll try and get her to join on the Org too. I've known her since 1996, and go figure both of us get the same cars as our firsts, hers is as much older than my car as she is older than me.
I know a girl at Elon, with an 89 GXE. I'll try and get her to join on the Org too. I've known her since 1996, and go figure both of us get the same cars as our firsts, hers is as much older than my car as she is older than me.
#98
Originally Posted by internetautomar
so you both have the same first....
Mocha and French Vanilla, as she says. She's not automotively inclined but her dad is. I have yet to see her car, as she's not very enthusiastic about highway driving, and it's about an hour&½ trip on US70 from Elon to Raleigh. She was impressed by mine (hers has a few problems to fix) when I rode her around last month: "Dude! it's quiet, and tells you how fast you're going... and doesn't click when you turn!!"
To SurraTT: Well, she's your age. Maybe you already know her? Maybe not.
#102
I'm in property management.. was doing leasing for over a year but I got promoted to a property manager position 6 months ago. Also a full time student. Not sure if I'll stay in the business after I graduate (hopefully later on this year). If I do it definitely wont be on-site anymore. I get sick of dealing with people and bickering in court with them. Plus people always automatically assume I'm gay...
#104
Originally Posted by James92SE
I'm in property management.. was doing leasing for over a year but I got promoted to a property manager position 6 months ago. Also a full time student. Not sure if I'll stay in the business after I graduate (hopefully later on this year). If I do it definitely wont be on-site anymore. I get sick of dealing with people and bickering in court with them. Plus people always automatically assume I'm gay...
#105
Originally Posted by capedcadaver
Gay or not, he did it his own way, and put orange corners on his car, even though every else and their Maxima-owning mother goes for clear corners.
#107
Originally Posted by capedcadaver
Gay or not, he did it his own way, and put orange corners on his car, even though every else and their Maxima-owning mother goes for clear corners.
sorry, i had to follow along with the gay theme
#111
I'm either:
- a professional fluffer for a very well-known **** actress (yes, women need warming up too...)
- the guy that cleans out port-a-potties after the Super Bowl
- an installation "GOD" for a very well-known stereo shop
- a verification specialist for www.lpsg.org
#112
Originally Posted by nubiannupe
I'm either:
- a professional fluffer for a very well-known **** actress (yes, women need warming up too...)
- the guy that cleans out port-a-potties after the Super Bowl
- an installation "GOD" for a very well-known stereo shop
- a verification specialist for www.lpsg.org
#113
Customer Engineer for a company out of New Orleans. Thats just a fancy title for a computer tech lol. I repair anything from small to large printers (1200 LPM type printers etc), networks, large systems (IBM AS400).
I work out of my house as a remote tech so I dont have to go to an office (main office in N.O. is 3 hrs away)...just customer sites when they place service calls, I also have a company vehicle and great bosses.
I love my job and I have a lot of free time to work on other things and still get paid since I am salary (plus OT) . I will have my 10 year anniversary with the company in December.
I work out of my house as a remote tech so I dont have to go to an office (main office in N.O. is 3 hrs away)...just customer sites when they place service calls, I also have a company vehicle and great bosses.
I love my job and I have a lot of free time to work on other things and still get paid since I am salary (plus OT) . I will have my 10 year anniversary with the company in December.
#114
Originally Posted by Michael
Customer Engineer for a company out of New Orleans. Thats just a fancy title for a computer tech lol. I repair anything from small to large printers (1200 LPM type printers etc), networks, large systems (IBM AS400).
I work out of my house as a remote tech so I dont have to go to an office (main office in N.O. is 3 hrs away)...just customer sites when they place service calls, I also have a company vehicle and great bosses.
I love my job and I have a lot of free time to work on other things and still get paid since I am salary (plus OT) . I will have my 10 year anniversary with the company in December.
I work out of my house as a remote tech so I dont have to go to an office (main office in N.O. is 3 hrs away)...just customer sites when they place service calls, I also have a company vehicle and great bosses.
I love my job and I have a lot of free time to work on other things and still get paid since I am salary (plus OT) . I will have my 10 year anniversary with the company in December.
The company i work for uses IBM AS400 as it's main inventory/order entry system...I work in the distribution center,we use the as 400 system along with WMS[knapp industries] software for our order picking system...
#115
Originally Posted by Michael
Customer Engineer for a company out of New Orleans. Thats just a fancy title for a computer tech lol. I repair anything from small to large printers (1200 LPM type printers etc), networks, large systems (IBM AS400).
I work out of my house as a remote tech so I dont have to go to an office (main office in N.O. is 3 hrs away)...just customer sites when they place service calls, I also have a company vehicle and great bosses.
I love my job and I have a lot of free time to work on other things and still get paid since I am salary (plus OT) . I will have my 10 year anniversary with the company in December.
I work out of my house as a remote tech so I dont have to go to an office (main office in N.O. is 3 hrs away)...just customer sites when they place service calls, I also have a company vehicle and great bosses.
I love my job and I have a lot of free time to work on other things and still get paid since I am salary (plus OT) . I will have my 10 year anniversary with the company in December.
You suck, Mike... I sooo envy your job, man!!
(oh, I meant to ask you how's your daughter - I ran across a small vid I had on my old computer a while back of her standing in front of a TV saying "Roll Tide" - cute)
#116
Originally Posted by MyGreenMax94
Hmmm,small world..
The company i work for uses IBM AS400 as it's main inventory/order entry system...I work in the distribution center,we use the as 400 system along with WMS[knapp industries] software for our order picking system...
The company i work for uses IBM AS400 as it's main inventory/order entry system...I work in the distribution center,we use the as 400 system along with WMS[knapp industries] software for our order picking system...
the year before last I didn't have any go down and this year (last month) I had one go down with a bad drive.
Originally Posted by nubiannupe
You suck, Mike... I sooo envy your job, man!!
(oh, I meant to ask you how's your daughter - I ran across a small vid I had on my old computer a while back of her standing in front of a TV saying "Roll Tide" - cute)
(oh, I meant to ask you how's your daughter - I ran across a small vid I had on my old computer a while back of her standing in front of a TV saying "Roll Tide" - cute)
lol that was my oldest...she is 9 now. I have a video of my youngest girl (4) saying roll tide now too. Then I have the boy that is 2 weeks tomorrow.
#118
Originally Posted by Michael
They are good reliable machines but are a headache when a customer is too cheap to pay for parity (raid 5) and one of their drives fails. Last year I had to reload the system at 3 separate accounts because they wouldn't spring for parity and one of their drives failed. It takes a full day pretty much to load the OS then it takes another day for the software people to install their software and load all their back ups.
the year before last I didn't have any go down and this year (last month) I had one go down with a bad drive.
I love my job...I am very blessed to have it.
lol that was my oldest...she is 9 now. I have a video of my youngest girl (4) saying roll tide now too. Then I have the boy that is 2 weeks tomorrow.
the year before last I didn't have any go down and this year (last month) I had one go down with a bad drive.
I love my job...I am very blessed to have it.
lol that was my oldest...she is 9 now. I have a video of my youngest girl (4) saying roll tide now too. Then I have the boy that is 2 weeks tomorrow.