SoCal Jet Boats
Discussion => The No Wake Zone => Topic started by: Beaveretriever on April 20, 2012, 04:15:14 PM
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Finally after a year of trying I finally landed a good job. I start Monday the 30th. It's with a company called QED instruments in Santa Ana. They build aircraft gauges ranging from military to commercial aircraft.
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awesome....congrats!
just keep your hands on the new HR girl
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awesome....congrats!
just keep your hands on the new HR girl
and that ladies and gentlemen was my 9,000th post.
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awesome....congrats!
just keep your hands on the new HR girl
Keep my hands on or off? Lol
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Which was the 9000th post?
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Right on buddy! I can't for Monday to see what this motor does!
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Right on buddy! I can't for Monday to see what this motor does!
Well I'm sure it will run fine, then when everything is good to go you guys will rev it one more time to pull numbers and the whole bottom end will fall out lol
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awesome....congrats!
just keep your hands on the new HR girl
Must be celebrating number 9000 pretty heavily there Brad? :beer: :beer: Grammar AND punctuation fails - nicely done, nicely done.
Sorry I just had too point that out. >:D
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Congrats boss! I just landed me a pretty good job about two months ago. So we will see where is goes. Took me like 3 years, only about 14 months after I completed my graduated degree. Haha
Sent while day dreaming...
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remember good "new job etiquette" is to take your friends out to a steak dinner on your first paycheck. at least thats what i do... last time i needed to look i got a new job in 3 days... good karma. =)
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Right on maaaaaaan!! Good thing you got a hook up on aircraft gauges because with all that work on the flatty im sure your gonna need a MPH gauge that will go to Mach 1 and maybe even an altimiter gauge for when that thing gets lift off.
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Right on maaaaaaan!! Good thing you got a hook up on aircraft gauges because with all that work on the flatty im sure your gonna need a MPH gauge that will go to Mach 1 and maybe even an altimiter gauge for when that thing gets lift off.
They build those there. Maybe I'll have to "find" a couple