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Wind-Farmer

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Aug 19, 2009

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Wind turbines are they way to go. I just turned 22 years old, making over 90K a year, house, 4 vehicles, and loving it.

And the job security, HA...Turbines will rule the landscape soon enough, and...to tell you the truth, they never stop breaking.


You have a very nice setup on your car as well!!!

 

'08GTcaRED

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I just want to say congrats AA and good luck dave!

 

kooldawg6

mine works really well and can take a fair amount

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Aug 20, 2009

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Hope you get back on your feet soon, autumn!


BTW...killer rear fatties, but looks like you need at least the Roush rear springs to get rid of some of that gap

 

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blackgt460

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Aug 20, 2009

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Autumn be a NJ State Trooper man. Im a cop over the bridge here in PA but if I could do it over I would go there, I started when I was 19 (25 now) even if you aren't into it this is a great job. Over 60k to start and over 90K after only a few years as a normal NJ trooper without rank. Talk about job security man I'm currently working on my 36th hour of OT just on this pay period, people will always dial 911 so I should always have a job. But I also have no time, car has a layer of bird **** and dried up water spots then I think I can find some paint over there.

 

autumn_again

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Aug 20, 2009

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kooldawg6 said:

Hope you get back on your feet soon, autumn!


BTW...killer rear fatties, but looks like you need at least the Roush rear springs to get rid of some of that gap

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going with the eibach sportline springs pretty soon, i will probably only install the rears at first, and see how it evens out, since i basically rip my front plate off everytime i hit a bump with the rake my car has.

first day back at work was today, didnt go bad, was awkward at first, but everything evened out and we all got back to busting each others balls.

 

autumn_again

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blackgt460 said:

Autumn be a NJ State Trooper man. Im a cop over the bridge here in PA but if I could do it over I would go there, I started when I was 19 (25 now) even if you aren't into it this is a great job. Over 60k to start and over 90K after only a few years as a normal NJ trooper without rank. Talk about job security man I'm currently working on my 36th hour of OT just on this pay period, people will always dial 911 so I should always have a job. But I also have no time, car has a layer of bird **** and dried up water spots then I think I can find some paint over there.

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haha i know what you mean about not having any time, until i got laid off my car hadn't seen a full wax. this was my first full detail on it since i've bought it.


19 to start as a state trooper? damn, how did that work out? i figured you'd have to go to school or something for it.

 

lostprophet894

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I think Windfarmer needs to let me know when there's an opening where he's working...

 

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blackgt460

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autumn_again said:

haha i know what you mean about not having any time, until i got laid off my car hadn't seen a full wax. this was my first full detail on it since i've bought it.


19 to start as a state trooper? damn, how did that work out? i figured you'd have to go to school or something for it.

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Na I'm not a trooper, I put myself thru the local academy at 19 and got hired when I got out. I'm on my third job now that I been at for 3 years and will stay here.

 

autumn_again

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ah nice. yeah, like you said before, a career like that is always needed.

 

kooldawg6

mine works really well and can take a fair amount

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Aug 21, 2009

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Glad you're back to work

 

autumn_again

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Aug 21, 2009

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thanks. getting my balls busted once again at work, never thought i'd miss that hahah.

found out what the whole ordeal was about, and it was more or so lack of communication and quite a bit of confusion. the main building is across the street, then the smaller dealership which is half bodyshop where i work. so i guess things got mixed up when my shop found out the information. and fortunately i was told that i have nothing to worried about that i have a home there. so great way to start off a weekend