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Finally got a job. Went to a lube place, they were busy, so the guy hired me right there. making 76cents less than last job, but hey, I can keep getting mods again!  Of course its gonna take a while to get those fast burn heads. I hope I have them on by October, along with the Edelbrock TBI Manifold! Then I'll get a new complete exhaust! Can't wait!

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I'm looking for a different job then I have now... Not sure if I'll find one with good pay like this one though :(

 

I'm just reconsidering this job cuz for $9 an hour they expect you to work like a dog and take crap from managers and even more crap from the customers and you're supposed to do it with a smile on your face   :angry:

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thanks, i didn't know if anyone would realize where it came from :(

 

i know it's supposed to be Load"*",8,1 but they don't allow quotes in screen names  ???

 

remember the days when you wanted to rip your hair out??

 

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:op  why i got rid of my c64... the floppy drive would screw up all the time, got a new one and it worked for alil while and then screwed up too =( now they are impossible to find so i gave it to goodwill. still have emulators though =) jumpman jr and mail order monsters all the way!!

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Way to go man,  We need jobs to keep the mods comming, The UPS guy thinks im nuts he is at my house almost everyday haha!

 

I got an awesome intership though college,  I am working at Kodak as a pipe welder, they are giving me 3 weeks of training so I can get all my certs and crap, plus I get $12.50 an hour!  I am very happy about that, pretty damn good for a summer job.

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I just graduated, still no job.  I haven't been looking too hard, so I shouldn't complain about it....I'm still enjoying no work, no school. :(

 

Maybe I should retire now....

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Load*,8,1,

 

You want to hear something funny. I traded my 64 for a 128 (cutting edge man...lol) I still have the whole system. The 128, the disk drive, the monitor (which is now a t.v. in my camper) even the tape drive. I take it out of the closet every few years and power it up just for a flashback. It usually takes a little while to remember the commands.

 

-Mark

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