1st gen owner occupations?
#101
Originally Posted by mazdaverx713b
this is a really great thread! this could even be a neat enough thread to be a sticky. am i the only cop that owns a first gen on this board? the guys at the station always get on me about the 7, but i think its because they're jealous
what a coincidence. I have over 20 years of law enforcement experience also.
#103
I've done landscaping, worked as a delivery driver for a BMW franchise, worked for the Smithsonian as a rigging chief on a large object move, sailed around the Caribbean, now that I am 38 I work as a data analyst so I can have money to work on my RX7s (three and counting)
#104
Originally Posted by rotarycrazy
I am 20 work for Detroit Forming Inc. as a utility person pays good and gives you more than plenty of over time bin there a whoping 7 months waiting to be promoted to assitant supervizor any day now. Before that washed dishes in a buffet restourant for 2 years.
#107
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24 and i'm a street pharmasist... and I occaisonally pimp, but not too much.
But I'm a carpet manufacturers rep, I was an intelligence analyst in the army and I'm considering going back to that field. It's more intertaining knowing secrets than playing with carpet. Well playing with dry carpet is boring...
But I'm a carpet manufacturers rep, I was an intelligence analyst in the army and I'm considering going back to that field. It's more intertaining knowing secrets than playing with carpet. Well playing with dry carpet is boring...
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#109
im 21 im a kiwi and seeked employment in america wounded up working for a ausie doing construction im a jack of all trades by nature and was a supervisor in exterior concrete in the first 4 months of learing also have my own personal company truck..companys called
Koala construction of course lol dont build homes under 8000 square foot woot.....
my previous employment in new zealand
at 17 was a carpenters aprentice for 8 motnhs
then i was self employed for 4 months as a painter teamed up with a friend
at 18 worked for a computer shop only 3months the boss was a 60year old dyke what a bitch
then it was back to building for another 14months then i jumped the ditch
iv only been into rotarys since november 05
Koala construction of course lol dont build homes under 8000 square foot woot.....
my previous employment in new zealand
at 17 was a carpenters aprentice for 8 motnhs
then i was self employed for 4 months as a painter teamed up with a friend
at 18 worked for a computer shop only 3months the boss was a 60year old dyke what a bitch
then it was back to building for another 14months then i jumped the ditch
iv only been into rotarys since november 05
#110
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Originally Posted by ourxseven
i'm 47 and a geologist ..... have been a consultant for 20 years working on cleanup of contaminated soil and water problems ..... like the chlorinated solvent problem in a CIVIL ACTION with John Travolta and the chromium 6 problem in ERIN BROKOVICH with Julia Roberts ... nice tushy in that movie
heres the back end of my 7's
heres the back end of my 7's
#111
"im 15, my first occupation is to worshship the rx7, second is to teach about the rx7, third, i go to school, fourth is loving my car a little to much, and finally fifth, i master the art of joyriding half naked and maybe to learn girls how to drive stick (too bad the rex is auto)" - Mr. Snakey
Nice start in life Snakey, keep up the good work! Except here's a hint, move going to school (and getting good grades) up to number one. That will make all the other things easier, you'll have lots more money and lots more girls, a bunch of them smart enough to drive a stick!
Nice start in life Snakey, keep up the good work! Except here's a hint, move going to school (and getting good grades) up to number one. That will make all the other things easier, you'll have lots more money and lots more girls, a bunch of them smart enough to drive a stick!
#112
Okay,
Not enough "senior" people are fessing up about their age.... I am 46 and on my 4th RX-7. I work at a little company called Lockheed Martin building systems that support the daily delivery of mail.
Not enough "senior" people are fessing up about their age.... I am 46 and on my 4th RX-7. I work at a little company called Lockheed Martin building systems that support the daily delivery of mail.
#114
Originally Posted by Scott1982
Okay,
Not enough "senior" people are fessing up about their age.... I am 46 and on my 4th RX-7. I work at a little company called Lockheed Martin building systems that support the daily delivery of mail.
Not enough "senior" people are fessing up about their age.... I am 46 and on my 4th RX-7. I work at a little company called Lockheed Martin building systems that support the daily delivery of mail.
Of course since my main job as previously stated is the loss prevention supervisor at Victoria Secrets in the dressing rooms. They just believe that my condition is part of the job.
#115
Originally Posted by rx7doctor
Ok, I am 103 and one of my part time jobs is being a test and affects patient at a Viagra testing lab.
Of course since my main job as previously stated is the loss prevention supervisor at Victoria Secrets in the dressing rooms. They just believe that my condition is part of the job.
Of course since my main job as previously stated is the loss prevention supervisor at Victoria Secrets in the dressing rooms. They just believe that my condition is part of the job.
#117
Originally Posted by ray green
"im 15, my first occupation is to worshship the rx7, second is to teach about the rx7, third, i go to school, fourth is loving my car a little to much, and finally fifth, i master the art of joyriding half naked and maybe to learn girls how to drive stick (too bad the rex is auto)" - Mr. Snakey
Nice start in life Snakey, keep up the good work! Except here's a hint, move going to school (and getting good grades) up to number one. That will make all the other things easier, you'll have lots more money and lots more girls, a bunch of them smart enough to drive a stick!
Nice start in life Snakey, keep up the good work! Except here's a hint, move going to school (and getting good grades) up to number one. That will make all the other things easier, you'll have lots more money and lots more girls, a bunch of them smart enough to drive a stick!
#119
well guessi might as well as chime in...I'm 25 and i'm a bartender at a nightclub in downtown orlando...been doing it for about 7 years...and when i'm not pimpin my ride..i'm usually having sex with someone else's girlfriend...
#120
Originally Posted by Scott1982
Okay,
Not enough "senior" people are fessing up about their age.... I am 46 and on my 4th RX-7. I work at a little company called Lockheed Martin building systems that support the daily delivery of mail.
Not enough "senior" people are fessing up about their age.... I am 46 and on my 4th RX-7. I work at a little company called Lockheed Martin building systems that support the daily delivery of mail.
OK. I'll fess up. I'm 52. My son bought the car...then I bought it from him...then he bought it from me. Then I...well, you get the picture. We "both" own it now and whoever wants to drive it, can. (So why does he get to drive it every day???)
I'm retired from the USAF after 20+ years and still work for the government as a computer programmer (though I like to call myself a "Software Visionary")
DD
#121
I'm 20, 21 in less than a month Been doing CNC machining for around 2 years, and I'll be out of college before summer with a degree in business management and high performance automotive. I bought my '85 gs just before I turned 16 and did my first custom turbo setup on it when I was 17.
#122
Originally Posted by rbf41182gt
i'm 17, and work at a place called Rt. 85 Lumber which is basically a lumber yard and hardware store (duh) i've been working there for a year now, and i gotta say, for a high school kid, it's an excellent job. (driving forklifts and huge deisel trucks ROCK!!) Plus, i've learned an amazing amount about the building industry and construction. Way better than bagging grocieries. And all for $8 and hour!
~b.k.
~b.k.
#123
43, been there done that, had about 20 jobs including 16 years law enforcement, prisoner transport, private investigator, personal security, bouncer, journalist, construction, mechanic, tiler, courier, sales rep, gofer, static security, site cleaning and more.
currently own my own business, Taxi owner/driver in smalltown USA
currently own my own business, Taxi owner/driver in smalltown USA
#125
23, Degree in Graphic Design with a minor in Business Administration.
Didn't like the graphic design, and since I have worked in body shops since I was 16, I fell into the insurance business.
I know work at Crawford and Company as a Casualty Adjuster. I basically handle people that get into accidents with tractor trailers. I don't like it too much. Long hours, huge work load because of understaffing. I can make much better money as an estimator at my old body shop.
Have had 2 GSL-SE's since I was 16. Still currently own one. Ive also convinced 2 of my friends to get into RX-7's.
Currently looking to reclocate to NC because the DC area is way to expensive. $1000 minimum for a 1 bedroom.
So if any of you NC or SC guys are looking for a hard working person with a degree, let me know.
-Greg
Didn't like the graphic design, and since I have worked in body shops since I was 16, I fell into the insurance business.
I know work at Crawford and Company as a Casualty Adjuster. I basically handle people that get into accidents with tractor trailers. I don't like it too much. Long hours, huge work load because of understaffing. I can make much better money as an estimator at my old body shop.
Have had 2 GSL-SE's since I was 16. Still currently own one. Ive also convinced 2 of my friends to get into RX-7's.
Currently looking to reclocate to NC because the DC area is way to expensive. $1000 minimum for a 1 bedroom.
So if any of you NC or SC guys are looking for a hard working person with a degree, let me know.
-Greg