Holy schnikes!! At the half, Paraguay 1 - Italia 0. :trippy:

Watching it on the Spanish channel... much more entertaining

I know they're composite, but what is the difference between a safety toe and a non-metallic toe?

I think safety is just plastic. Maybe an harder ABS vs a true composite for the "non-metalic"

I'm just-a gussin' though.

Holy schnikes!! At the half, Paraguay 1 - Italia 0. :trippy:

Italy 1 : 1 Paraguay

Tie

I don't know anyone in that industry, sorry.

Know anyone in an industry that would be looking to hire a co-op/ intern with a degree? Or any Bad ass companies looking for entry level engineers?

Looks like I may not get into grad school until next fall if A&M doesn't come through . I'm fairly certain I can get my schooling paid for so I'd rather not commit myself to a company (like a real job) before grad school, unless its some crazy bad ass company, then I'm down...

Not exactly, but could maybe help point you in a direction. Any particular areas you'd like to live?

Holy schnikes!! At the half, Paraguay 1 - Italia 0. :trippy:

Watching it on the Spanish channel... much more entertaining

The announcers are better which is easy to tell even when you don't speak Spanish.

I watched until the tie occured, then went for a bike ride.

Holy schnikes!! At the half, Paraguay 1 - Italia 0. :trippy:

Watching it on the Spanish channel... much more entertaining

The announcers are better which is easy to tell even when you don't speak Spanish.

goooooooaaaaaaaaaaaaalllllllllllll!!!!!111!!1!! !!11!!

I watched until the tie occured, then went for a bike ride.

I put on 3 miles last night.. I feel like 300% garbage though.

I'm really affraid that what ever laid me up a few years back and helped me gain 60+ pounds is comming back for round 2....

This time I will still work out through it even if I can't go to work or it criples me.

I'm so happy that as a noob here I decided to jump to the last page of this thread instead of reading the entire thing

It's worth a read. . I have not missed a page, could possibly be the single largest topic.

Just got back, had the boy out for some practice. He is getting better, slowly.

Wish i could find a fucking tape measure

Here's a funny story that happened to me today.

Police were in the turning lane three cars in front of me, light turned green.. they flipped a bitch and got behind me, me thinking "fuck.." so we're driving no and they speed up and pull in front of me.. i think to myself, "thank god" then! they pull on my side and go TUUURRN TTHHHEEE MUUSSIICCC DOWWWNN while making a hand notation like hes turning the knob on my head unit hahaha fucking porkers!

Not that I'm looking for a steel toed boot; just a regular ass 6" lace up leather work book with a non marking sole...in size 12 EEEE...

For working inside or outside?

General Motors has taken its Cadillac dealer network in for service in a big way, and the company is hoping that consumers will be able to tell the difference soon. While the products in GM's luxury portfolio have come a long way in just a few short years, customers lured in by slick ads and slicker sheetmetal have been turned off by a dealer experience that has remained largely unchanged over the decades. To fix that problem, The General recently brought together 300 salespeople for a training seminar in Chicago.

So how do you go about training workers to give customers a more gratifying sales experience? GM decided to turn to a group that knows a thing or two about hospitality – Ritz-Carlton Hotel Co. – for some help. The hotel gurus suggested that dealership owners free up some cash to help rectify bad service issues. Some dealers have given sales people up to $500 in cash to help wow customers. The money can be used to provide free maintenance or extend subscriptions to OnStar or satellite radio in the event that a customer has a problem at the dealership.

The Chicago seminar is part of a nationwide training tour that GM hopes will stamp out the brand's reputation for hit-or-miss service.

Not that I'm looking for a steel toed boot; just a regular ass 6" lace up leather work book with a non marking sole...in size 12 EEEE...

For working inside or outside?

Inside, outside, upside down; basically any situation where sandals or canvas/synthetic footwear would be ill advised. I've got a handful of prospective models to try out, most of them Red Wings. I just need the time and funds to go shopping, both of which are in short supply following my clinic visits and that whole parvo scare.

General Motors has taken its Cadillac dealer network in for service in a big way, and the company is hoping that consumers will be able to tell the difference soon. While the products in GM's luxury portfolio have come a long way in just a few short years, customers lured in by slick ads and slicker sheetmetal have been turned off by a dealer experience that has remained largely unchanged over the decades. To fix that problem, The General recently brought together 300 salespeople for a training seminar in Chicago.

So how do you go about training workers to give customers a more gratifying sales experience? GM decided to turn to a group that knows a thing or two about hospitality – Ritz-Carlton Hotel Co. – for some help. The hotel gurus suggested that dealership owners free up some cash to help rectify bad service issues. Some dealers have given sales people up to $500 in cash to help wow customers. The money can be used to provide free maintenance or extend subscriptions to OnStar or satellite radio in the event that a customer has a problem at the dealership.

The Chicago seminar is part of a nationwide training tour that GM hopes will stamp out the brand's reputation for hit-or-miss service.

How about just making a vehicle that doesn't need serviced every three months?

I'm so happy that as a noob here I decided to jump to the last page of this thread instead of reading the entire thing

Read it all or

Majora's Mask here i come...Zelda Ocarina of time will have to wait

I don't know anyone in that industry, sorry.

Know anyone in an industry that would be looking to hire a co-op/ intern with a degree? Or any Bad ass companies looking for entry level engineers?

Looks like I may not get into grad school until next fall if A&M doesn't come through . I'm fairly certain I can get my schooling paid for so I'd rather not commit myself to a company (like a real job) before grad school, unless its some crazy bad ass company, then I'm down...

Not exactly, but could maybe help point you in a direction. Any particular areas you'd like to live?

Texas duh!

What I really want to do is intern co-op so i have the option of going to any school I please without being obligated to the company (Unless its a bad ass company with a position available in Texas ) So I really would live anywhere because I want to be doing this for approximately a year before I head to grad school and I know I could handle working any where for that long.

Yes I'm not being specific, but that's all I can give you lol

I watched until the tie occured, then went for a bike ride.

Pop Quiz:How old is the girl in this picture?

She's 19-20

Not that I'm looking for a steel toed boot; just a regular ass 6" lace up leather work book with a non marking sole...in size 12 EEEE...

For working inside or outside?

Inside, outside, upside down; basically any situation where sandals or canvas/synthetic footwear would be ill advised. I've got a handful of prospective models to try out, most of them Red Wings. I just need the time and funds to go shopping, both of which are in short supply following my clinic visits and that whole parvo scare.

And yes I did help remodel the den mostly wearing my leather Clarks sandals,