Talk About Work Thread

Qilver, Tabana, thank you :)

I think the field of education interest me greatly, and now i have a better idea what i may want to pursue. I would say most students are there that want to learn

It's great that you've found what you want to do. That's the most important thing :)

Celes wrote:Qilver, Tabana, thank you :)

I think the field of education interest me greatly, and now i have a better idea what i may want to pursue. I would say most students are there that want to learn

It's great that you've found what you want to do. That's the most important thing :)

there are many many steps to take first, and i am starting from the bottom, and just took the Cbest test...all i can do is wait and hope that i can go to the next step... :fingerscrossed: :bonk:

gaijin mark wrote:Racer wrote:

It's her body that need guarding.

That's a job I wouldNEVER talk crap about

Oh yeah. *high five*

Called out sick for tomorrow......I have a dentist appt. :bleh:

[image]This is why we work!!!

The sad part is, even with work, poverty still sucks. :shamefulcry:

i work just to stay at the poverty line... :headscratch: :puppydog: :sweat: :sweat: :beaten:


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just came on the radio... :hehe:

tabana wrote:The sad part is, even with work, poverty still sucks. :shamefulcry:

then i must be below the poverty line....lol :beaten: :hehe:

It's just that I have high standards. My poverty line is: not having a house with 14 bathrooms and 8 Italian cars in the garage. :mrgreen:

I was influence by watching 4 episodes of Hana Yori Dango last night. I wish Nanako Matsushima could give me a ride in her silver Ferrari... or even better, let me drive. :nut:

tabana wrote:It's just that I have high standards. My poverty line is: not having a house with 14 bathrooms and 8 Italian cars in the garage. :mrgreen:

I was influence by watching 4 episodes of Hana Yori Dango last night. I wish Nanako Matsushima could give me a ride in her silver Ferrari... or even better, let me drive. :nut:

wow, those are high standards....

my povertly line is having a job, and survival :sweat: :hehe:

That's my current situation too. I'm not living on the streets, eat 3 meals a day, got a job and no debts, so it isn't so bad. :D


Oh well, a guy can dream... :smitten: :bonk:

sawadasmile wrote:i'm stopping in a comp cluster for a few mins... meeting a guy at a quarter past to see if i can tutor him ^^ mmm i need money...

I'd like to do that as work...

Wonder if I'd stay above the poverty line as defined by tabana tho... :mrgreen:

we now have the narrowest parking spaces on the planet. i have 6" on either side of my car, and that's parking in the exact center. large trucks have about 3".

What the hell? :confused: Do you have get out through the sunroof?

i may have to if i have 2 large trucks on both sides, or just dent their cars.. :hehe:

krim wrote:we now have the narrowest parking spaces on the planet. i have 6" on either side of my car, and that's parking in the exact center. large trucks have about 3".

Have you ever seen the parking spaces at the Manhattan Beach Mall?

They're pretty much all compact spaces. :shakehead:

Knuckleheads.

bmwracer wrote:
Have you ever seen the parking spaces at the Manhattan Beach Mall?

They're pretty much all compact spaces. :shakehead:

Knuckleheads.

the one with the Island's, CPK and Baja Fresh? Yeah, we eat there frequently... our newly paved/painted parking spaces are smaller than those, IMO.

AND

they changed from diagonal spaces to perpendicular spaces.


AND

the rows run the length of the parking lot, no cross lanes in between... so each row is about 500' long. If the our sister building wasn't blocking most of the parking lot view, i'd take a photo of how stupid the layout is.

krim wrote:the one with the Island's, CPK and Baja Fresh? Yeah, we eat there frequently... our newly paved/painted parking spaces are smaller than those, IMO.

That's the one.

And Fry's is a stone's throw away. :mrgreen:

yup, that's why we eat there frequently, and it's just down the street from here.

krim wrote:yup, that's why we eat there frequently, and it's just down the street from here.

Yeah, I used to go there a lot when I was working at Hughes (not the market :rolleyes: ) and Microtek...