wooooooot! - Page 5

c312 · 12-30-2005, 03:48 PM

looks like a nice neighborhood.

Doctor Duffy · 12-30-2005, 04:12 PM

I hate those neighborhoods. I had to deliver flyers for a summer job I got from my moms friend for her Thai resteraunt, and was in one of those neighborhoods doing flyers from 11 till 5, and when I was all done, I spent atleast an hour trying to find my way out... all the houses were the same.

Nyck · 12-30-2005, 05:08 PM

[quote="Doctor Duffy":80f1e]I hate those neighborhoods. I had to deliver flyers for a summer job I got from my moms friend for her Thai resteraunt, and was in one of those neighborhoods doing flyers from 11 till 5, and when I was all done, I spent atleast an hour trying to find my way out... all the houses were the same.[/quote:80f1e]

they are all over michigan. In belleville alone there are about 8-10 of them that popped up in the last 6 years

12-30-2005, 05:15 PM

[quote="Doctor Duffy":a2e3c]I hate those neighborhoods. I had to deliver flyers for a summer job I got from my moms friend for her Thai resteraunt, and was in one of those neighborhoods doing flyers from 11 till 5, and when I was all done, I spent atleast an hour trying to find my way out... all the houses were the same.[/quote:a2e3c]

welcome to the working world, junior.

Doctor Duffy · 12-30-2005, 05:19 PM

What the hell, you're still in highschool (or hardly out) and you're speaking as if you're an experienced pro because you happen to flip burgers at Wendys?

Himmler · 12-30-2005, 09:34 PM

[quote="Doctor Duffy":c57f3]I hate those neighborhoods. I had to deliver flyers for a summer job I got from my moms friend for her Thai resteraunt, and was in one of those neighborhoods doing flyers from 11 till 5, and when I was all done, I spent atleast an hour trying to find my way out... all the houses were the same.[/quote:c57f3] eek: not one house in my neighborhood looks the same. they are all different. we just moved here like 6 months ago

12-30-2005, 09:43 PM

[quote="Doctor Duffy":68593]What the hell, you're still in highschool (or hardly out) and you're speaking as if you're an experienced pro because you happen to flip burgers at Wendys?[/quote:68593]

I've been working construction since I was 16...(that would make 2 years now).

I worked for a dad's friend so thats why I didn't need a work permit or anything. (he was self-employed).

Arkan · 12-30-2005, 11:32 PM

Good luck, nice ride. (me throws pocket change on the front passenger floor)

I guess it's time Arkan upgrades from his '73 Duster eh?

Milla · 12-30-2005, 11:34 PM

rofl arkan, i need a new car too....even though i have a 2003 eclipse, its not my taste anymore. oOo:

Jin-Roh · 12-30-2005, 11:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Milla

rofl arkan, i need a new car too....even though i have a 2003 eclipse, its not my taste anymore. oOo:

can i have it for a few bucks biggrin:

Coleman · 12-30-2005, 11:45 PM

I love that car. Like you, I couldn't care any less about having the manual transmission.

Arkan · 12-30-2005, 11:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Milla

rofl arkan, i need a new car too....even though i have a 2003 eclipse, its not my taste anymore. oOo:

I'm fuckin' serious, i drive a '73 Duster just like Al Bundy. I got over the "i gotta have a new car" syndrome years ago. Now, all i'm concerned with is heat and air conditioning. I could give a rats ass what others think.

note: but i am getting that Shelby Mustang but will only drive it on weekends and nice days.