New England B.S. Thread

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It was pretty funny though. That thread went from calm to bitchslapping in .02 seconds!

I voted that we re-name Oz's build thread "NJ BS Thread"

 

Looks about as trail ready as a Caravan! Oh yea they make that one too.

 

Rob, you get any Jeep Wrangler tires into your work? Been considering going to 255's on 17's when my tires wear out. Probably not the Rubicon tires, but I think the other 17's are Goodyear tires if I'm not mistaken.

 

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...Tj0IB4&usg=AFQjCNEvPoNYmEZIUR28jgO8WUv35Y9JOQ

 

Not sure if the link will work but love that model.

 

11th

 

There are always $10 and $15 coupons floating around. We always get $15 ones. Just google Spartan race coupons

 

true. But at least Wranglers look respectable.

 

I can honestly say I have never seen one of those on the road!

 

Dam I think ill be heading back to school then

 

Oo ya, that is about the time for college to start back up

 

There's always the one in September at Fenway. That one is a blast. No mud/water/ barbed wire but still brutal, if not more so than the one I'm Amesbury because its all up and down the bleachers carrying stuff, followed by very physical obstacles, followed by more up and down the stadium section stairs.

 

Cute... some people are still in college... you know college won't get you a job right?

 

It got me one, pretty good one too. And yes Kanye, it does keep me warm at night, and cool in the summer.

 

College is the reason I initially got my job

 

Well my chemistry and math degrees didn't help me get a job. Who knows maybe college will start paying off again but in the present economy places want people with experience. They don't count your education which is technically your preparation for a more advanced job as experience. At least not in the sciences. What did you guys go for?






(I guess I had a really bad experience with trying to find a job... it made me a little more bitter.)

 

I'm a mechanical/aerospace engineer I think ill be ok

 

That sucks man. Economy has a lot to do with it. I think my graduating class in 07 (engineering) at UCONN was the last one where over 95% of us had jobs prior to graduating. I heard after that the numbers were much lower, and people were not able to find jobs for extended periods of time.

 

Civil and Environmental Engineering, Concentration in Construction Management.

 

Festive..got my first paper last night since getting the PIAA's..freebie