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MysteryMachine

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Jun 21, 2003

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Parkesburg, PA

Dec 1, 2005

#21

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LOL yeah thats its Most Extreme Elimination Challenge i knew it was something that the guy was really stupid ha ha

 

MysteryMachine

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Jun 21, 2003

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Parkesburg, PA

Dec 1, 2005

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CManT1914 said:

I'm a service technician (fancy term for mechanic ) at a Honda dealership. The pay sucks, but I'm just starting out. The pay for guys who have been there a bit can be VERY good. The head tech at the Toyota lot next door makes over 100k a year!!

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EH you fix ricers

 

95WhiteVenom

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Oct 27, 2002

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Alabama

Dec 1, 2005

#23

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Well this is gonna sound crazy 22 year old student workin 68+ hours a week. I have three jobs.
1)Comcast Cable (Direct Sales Rep.) 40+ hours a week
2)Sears (Lawn and Gareden,and hardware salesman) 8 hours a week just saturdays
3)Portrait Studio Sales Rep. (seasonal but easy) 20 hours a week mon-sat
Hopefully this December I should bring home apx. $3000.00

 

CManT1914

New Member

Feb 5, 2004

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Killeen, Texas

Dec 1, 2005

#24

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MysteryMachine said:

EH you fix ricers

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Hell yea! They're always breaking!

 

91LX_5L

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May 13, 2002

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British Columbia

Dec 1, 2005

#25

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Im a student, going to school for HVAC-R. Gonna focus more on the Referigation and Air Conditioning side.

 

95riosnake

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Dec 21, 2003

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Pittsburgh, PA

Dec 1, 2005

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I'm a senior at Virginia Tech (majoring in Industrial Design), and during breaks I work some fun 50 hour weeks at a precast concrete plant shoveling concrete and running forklifts.

 

91LX_5L

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May 13, 2002

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British Columbia

Dec 1, 2005

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Forklifts are fun eh. I work partime at a lumber yard.

 

95riosnake

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Dec 21, 2003

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Pittsburgh, PA

Dec 2, 2005

#28

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91LX_5L said:

Forklifts are fun eh. I work partime at a lumber yard.

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yea thats the only part I don't mind doing. We have the Hyster 8000 ones, and one we call "Bertha" which is a 351 powered 15 ton manual steering beast of a forklift. I don't care who you are, when you are in that thing, you can't help but feel powerful lol.

 

ProKiller

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Apr 26, 2002

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PA

Dec 2, 2005

#29

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I'm workin at SAP America. the third largest independent software firm in the world. currently an lowly intern but making 15 an hour. i have an interview for a monitoring job in the data center today so wish me some luck. i graduate from penn state in excatly 15 days.

 

FORCED2DV8

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Jun 6, 2005

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Grand Rapids MI

Dec 2, 2005

#30

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I'm a communications technician, I install Toshiba digital phone systems for large corporations, banks,schools,doctors, ect, along with audio and video systems.
And i build cars and street bikes on the side.

 

stanglvrsgrl

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Apr 12, 2005

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Connelly Springs NC

Dec 2, 2005

#31

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I have a girly job... I am the office manager at a fitness facilty working for the city. I thought high School was bad for gossip and rumors, haha come work here. Someone has to piss me off everyday. As you can see I hate it. But prior to this job i was in the ARMY. Was medically discharged bc I shattered my ankle in training on Jan 17th didn't go to the doc. about it until March. Had my surgery at the end of march. The surgery took the opp. effect then what it was supposed to and I was discharged in July. On the 9th of Dec. I will be in Surgery at Duke VA having my ankle reconstructed. Anyway... the moral of this story is, I hate my job.

 

SeventyMach1

Keep it lubed .... keep it straight .... and keep

Mar 30, 2005

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North Carolina

Dec 2, 2005

#32

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Hey you! Get back to work!

 

Kevin R.

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Jun 3, 2004

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Ohio

Dec 2, 2005

#33

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I am a detailer for a Honda dealership.

This job rocks in winter, whole lot of sitting.

 

stprorolla49

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Oct 9, 2004

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Fairfield, CT/North Jersey

Dec 2, 2005

#34

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95riosnake said:

I'm a senior at Virginia Tech (majoring in Industrial Design), and during breaks I work some fun 50 hour weeks at a precast concrete plant shoveling concrete and running forklifts.

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how do you like industrial design man?? i applied to savannah college of art and design, wentworth institute of technology, and kean university, all for ID.....what kinda **** do you do?? was that STB project for school??

 

95riosnake

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Dec 21, 2003

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Pittsburgh, PA

Dec 2, 2005

#35

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stprorolla49 said:

how do you like industrial design man?? i applied to savannah college of art and design, wentworth institute of technology, and kean university, all for ID.....what kinda **** do you do?? was that STB project for school??

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It's very interesting. You actually get to make things with your hands, not just do equations and sh**. I am personally pursuing automotive design after graduation, but we have designed furniture, lighting, and tons of consumer products (too many to list). The STB was for an independent study class I took for welding with a professor who built his own car (he had the Guinness Book world record for a while back in the mid 80's with 98mpg for fuel economy). Right now I'm on a design team with some guys from VT (both ID and engineering), people from Utah, Switzerland, Mexico, Germany, and Japan designing a car for General Motors. It's a forced induction 2.4L front engine, rear drive, 6 speed sports coupe thats slated to weigh around 1,800 lbs. They probably won't produce it, but it'll look great on my resume. Basically you have to pursue what kinda design you wanna get into. The GM project has destroyed my schedule, cuz I have two other projects goin on at the same time...but its worth it to me because it might get me into the industry I want.

In short, it's a very interesting major that lets you be creative and actually produce things. I couldn't imagine myself in any other major. Good luck man.

 

Black95GTS

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Jan 8, 2004

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Marlborough, MA

Dec 2, 2005

#36

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Electrical Engineer, 56K/year.

 

WHITE94COBRA

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Nov 14, 2003

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HUNTINGTON BEACH

Dec 2, 2005

#37

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Three jobs here too...
1. Owner/accountant, Glass "R" us All I do for my company now is write payroll and do month end inventory.
2. J.C. lending inc. sales team manager/loan specialist.

3. Dave and Busters, Bartender only 2 nights a week.

Also have a couple little side gigs going buying and selling high end cars, auto detailing, and soon to be full time real estate investor... It sounds like I have no time for anything else but its really not that bad.... As for how much I make hmmmm....... dont really know? Not enough for me!!!

 

stanglvrsgrl

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Apr 12, 2005

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Connelly Springs NC

Dec 2, 2005

#38

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SeventyMach1 said:

Hey you! Get back to work!

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I LOVE YOU

 

DarkProphet

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Aug 19, 2002

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Quakertown, PA

Dec 2, 2005

#39

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Student for Computer Engineering.. I work as a studying engineer 6 months a year on co-op at 10-15 an hour depending on the job.

 

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saleen556

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Dec 2, 2003

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Hillsboro,OR

Dec 2, 2005

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Diesel mech for a large public transit agency.Pay is good,benefits are 100% paid and 4 weeks vac a year.On my way to 7 weeks.