Need to change jobs

btw, we need to get our dive licenses so when we're not nailing chicks or pillaging we can find cool places to dive. i need alot of spear guns though cause i'm gonna kill alot of endangered fish and turtles and sharks and mermaids

 

i can get licensed up here and i'm thinking about doing that. they do training in pools and then go to lake jocassee for actual dive time. its 400 feet deep there and the water is crystal clear.

as far as teh somolian pirates, if we do that we'll have to scrap the sailboat idea. i dont think many modern pirates try to chase people down with a sailboat. plus it makes escaping kinda hard too

 

If you are going to chase dreams, now would be the time to do it. Once you've got a family, mortgage, etc, etc, (unless this is your dream) .....it'll be much harder to accomplish. Go, nd, make your life an adventure.

 

i just gotta find a way to get experience, pay off my debt and try to remember where i put my balls....

 

My best friend has wanted a sail boat since he was a kid. Recently he got his chance when this old guy he met offered to give him a vintage wooden sail boat that was stuck in storage up in MD. He drove up there to look at it and apparently the boat storage company had thought the owner abandoned it and had stuck it outside for 15 years with all the hatches open. The boat was completely rotten. Felt bad for him. Hope he finds one someday.

 

wooden boats are cool in theory but i'd want a wooden boat about as much as i'd want a wooden car. you wanna talk about some serious money and upkeep. fiberglass is definitely the way to go unless you are a millionaire

 

join the coast guard.

 

maybe the railroad when the economy gets better. you could work outdoors in the sun/rain/snow/dust, and be skinny like me.


or you could get a job working for the FEDS as a national park ranger.

 

I believe it because I used to sell commercial marine paint and varnish. A gallon of Sikkens marine varnish was $100, and that was 5 years ago. Some of the hull paints were upwards of $200 a gallon. Basically, a wooden boat is a chunk of wood you throw in the water and keep from rotting.

 

exactly, we have a fiberglass boat and looked into new paint and gelcoat and that stuff is not cheap!

 

There sure is, and I'll even come pull your ass out of that cold water if you decide to jump ship.

 

I believe they have divers on the icebreakers, which are out of Seattle.

 

I start academy on the 10 of next month, then will be working out of Miami. Yup own boat and truck and depending on where your at, you can get your own airboat and atv. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission