What DO you DO? - Page 4

dayna240sx · #46 06-27-2003, 11:12 PM

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Originally posted by saturntangerine

I am jobless b/c Allegheny County in PA is filled with a bunch of b@st@rd@ss beeotches. The job market BLOWS and even though I have my HS diploma and I'm a junior (should be a senior, but I'm purposely in no hurry) in college I can't get a job. I think everyone right now is left to just ride out the remainder of this shitty ass economy and hope for better in a few years.

I was born in Allegheny County PA, at swickley valley, I go back at least 2 times a year too.

Anyway, I'm an optician. I'm the only one at my work that doesn't wear glasses or contacts.

dayna240sx · #47 06-27-2003, 11:14 PM

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Originally posted by ghostchild316

I reaLLY WANT new tie rods for my car...

Whats up with 240sx's and their crappy tie rods. Mine broke too a few months ago. Then after I replaced them, I found out that TIEN makes them, dammit.

speediva · #48 06-27-2003, 11:27 PM

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Originally posted by dayna240sx

I was born in Allegheny County PA, at swickley valley, I go back at least 2 times a year too.

I ride past there on a random basis. I'd say regular, but it'd be a lie.

I'm still job hunting... anyone know where I can get a job???

I need money.

Real bad.

taranaki · #49 06-28-2003, 12:27 AM

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Originally posted by jay@af
What's with kiwis and the critter-lovin'?

Hello?!? Cinderella, Snow White, Alice, ...

Disney Rule no #77745545487v.33

Staff are not allowed to indulge in public displays of affection while in character.And that includes no sly blow jobs in the Magic Kingdom!

I'll stick with Minnie thanks,at least she can't brag to all her friends about being comprehensively shagged by the studliest dude in the Southern Hemisphere.

Sean · #50 06-28-2003, 12:51 AM

whers the stud?

ac427cpe · #51 06-28-2003, 01:45 AM

adv. professional rescuer

well... that's the job title anyway. for everyone else, it means i'm a lifeguard so, i guess that makes me a government employee... doesn't it? bummer.

lots of swimming, lots and lots of classes to get certified...

MaximusGTR · #52 06-28-2003, 01:47 AM

I work at Area 51 in Nevada..... No seriously....

Sean · #53 06-28-2003, 03:49 AM

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Originally posted by MaximusGTR
I work at Area 51 in Nevada..... No seriously....

must be a hell of a commute, going a few hundred miles across the desert. Seriously, though, when did they move Area 51 from New Mexico to Nevada?

Sierra Six · #54 06-28-2003, 04:26 AM

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Originally posted by Prelewd

What are you a security officer for? Sounds like an interesting job. I also have a pulse...

I work for Chubb Security. The big "C" on the logo stands for "cheap".

I work at a specialised site. Interesting training, but sitting on your arse in a guardhouse for 8 or 12 hours isnt very interesting. Easy money though. Well, what is apparantly money.

Sierra Six · #55 06-28-2003, 04:28 AM

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Originally posted by Sean

must be a hell of a commute, going a few hundred miles across the desert. Seriously, though, when did they move Area 51 from New Mexico to Nevada?

Your're thinking of Topahna (sp) base in NM, where they had the F-117s for a few years. A51 is part of the Nellis range in NV.

Moppie · #56 06-28-2003, 05:32 AM

When Im not studying philosophy (still) Im mostly driving a Truck (requires an HT license, and a relaxed attitude towards idiots) or Im fixing Classic and Exotic cars (requires sympathy towards and understanding of all things mechanical, problem solving skills (what Im studying) and knowing the only Lotus agent in NZ).

and I didnt think security guards had a high enough IQ to work a computer?
Must be a very differnt scene to here in Auckland, where if you were born in NZ and can count above 10 you fail the job application.

Prelewd · #57 06-28-2003, 05:45 AM

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Originally posted by KatWoman
My first 9 years here I drove around town picking up/delivering and going to various lawfirms, police and fire depts for reports, insurance companies to pick up check, hospitals to pick up/return records and xrays, the list goes on. All I needed was a car, insurance, and a clean driving record.

This is something I seriously want to get into. I love driving. Did you just go out to some law firm and ask to be their driver or what?

Oz · #58 06-28-2003, 05:59 AM

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Originally posted by Moppie
When Im not studying philosophy (still) Im mostly driving a Truck (requires an HT license, and a relaxed attitude towards idiots) or Im fixing Classic and Exotic cars (requires sympathy towards and understanding of all things mechanical, problem solving skills (what Im studying) and knowing the only Lotus agent in NZ).

and I didnt think security guards had a high enough IQ to work a computer?
Must be a very differnt scene to here in Auckland, where if you were born in NZ and can count above 10 you fail the job application.

j00 are teh funny

Sierra Six · #59 06-28-2003, 06:48 AM

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Originally posted by Moppie

and I didnt think security guards had a high enough IQ to work a computer?
Must be a very differnt scene to here in Auckland, where if you were born in NZ and can count above 10 you fail the job application.

I can only count to nine and a half and all my typing is donr by bashing the keyboard against the desk in the hopes it forms words.

tonioseven · #60 06-28-2003, 08:40 AM

Juvenile corrections officer/ Treatment counselor/ Referee/ Babysitter/ Disgruntled County worker.

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