Anyone work USPS?
12-31-2005, 12:09 PM
#101
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I would rather bury dogs and cremate them than work as a commisioned salesdork for the "man".
Please take your pilots license and show it at your next job interview, please inform us how much your employer cared.
Have you applied for life insurance lately with that license? Its a great "adder" to the policy
Please take your pilots license and show it at your next job interview, please inform us how much your employer cared.
Have you applied for life insurance lately with that license? Its a great "adder" to the policy
12-31-2005, 12:38 PM
#102
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Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Delaware
Posts: 682
Originally Posted by Rob x-7' post='791185' date='Dec 31 2005, 09:55 AM
not really sure what warranted such a attack, but im game!
#1- I dont own a detail shop, I USED to own one, if you could actually read you would see where I said I wanted to get into something DIFFERENT. Im proud that at the age of 20 I had a shop and even after paying 2-3 employess I would still bring home good money.
#2-You can wipe your *** with that pilot license of yours. If you think that companies are going to trust muti million dollar planes carrying passengers that make as much as a small country your dead wrong. That job will go to the college grads who also have the military expierence and to the retired commercial pilots. Like they are going to let any retard who got a small license thats so easy to get- as you told us- "anyone can get one". Your flying will be limited to dreaming of taking your friends to NYC in your beat *** rented military reject plane.
#3- im sure a girls **** is larger then your *****, so its not that tempting- but thanks for the offer!
#4- for a guy who a year and a half ago was complaining about car insurance and looking into buying A house, key phrase here- A HOUSE that wont lose value- you sure came far in that time. You tell us about everything else in your life, but you left out the part of buying a house and having all these roomates to serve you and pay for it all.
Keep your bullshitting to your waitresses
BAHAHAHAHAHAHA !!! nice response. this is all you get mr. defensive (don't worry, i'll write you a better love note tommorrow)
12-31-2005, 12:48 PM
#103
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Location: Amityville, New York
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cant think of anything else since I caught you lying?
you went from just getting out of school, old loans, having to get your own car insurance- to owning a house, almost 2, and you have a retirement account.
your right- you are doing good.
maybe you can fly the magic carpet in fantasy land
you went from just getting out of school, old loans, having to get your own car insurance- to owning a house, almost 2, and you have a retirement account.
your right- you are doing good.
maybe you can fly the magic carpet in fantasy land
12-31-2005, 01:11 PM
#105
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Location: Stuart, FL
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So in may of 2004 you were still in college, according to this topic:
https://www.nopistons.com/forums/index.php?...topic=41386&hl=
According to other previous topics you had school loans to pay off less then 1.5 years ago, you also were making less then 25k at this time as you've already said in this topic, you "wished you were making 25k when you were in college"
That said, in less then 2 years time, you've managed to amass a great savings and retirement, pay off all your school loans AND buy a duplex, which of course you would need a sizable downpayment for as you haven't been at your new job for more then two years.
How did you manage all this? How were you able to pay off all the debt and come up with the downpayment? If you could do that why not pay the honda off, that's a lot of interest to be paying.
https://www.nopistons.com/forums/index.php?...topic=41386&hl=
According to other previous topics you had school loans to pay off less then 1.5 years ago, you also were making less then 25k at this time as you've already said in this topic, you "wished you were making 25k when you were in college"
That said, in less then 2 years time, you've managed to amass a great savings and retirement, pay off all your school loans AND buy a duplex, which of course you would need a sizable downpayment for as you haven't been at your new job for more then two years.
How did you manage all this? How were you able to pay off all the debt and come up with the downpayment? If you could do that why not pay the honda off, that's a lot of interest to be paying.
12-31-2005, 08:00 PM
#106
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Location: Delaware
Posts: 682
Originally Posted by Rob x-7' post='791205' date='Dec 31 2005, 10:48 AM
cant think of anything else since I caught you lying?
you went from just getting out of school, old loans, having to get your own car insurance- to owning a house, almost 2, and you have a retirement account.
your right- you are doing good.
maybe you can fly the magic carpet in fantasy land
actually bud, im not lyin. i got out of school comin up on 2 years ago.
the school loans i had were extremely small. thanks to the rents. the largest loan i ever took out was 4k. thats been paid off. i hate car insurance, it's high for my age and what i drive.
yes, i have a cushy corp. job which i hate, but all the perks, and i have gotten two promotions since i started
magic carpet? i prefer an airplane
don't hate son.
12-31-2005, 08:01 PM
#107
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Location: Delaware
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Originally Posted by phinsup' post='791208' date='Dec 31 2005, 11:11 AM
So in may of 2004 you were still in college, according to this topic:
https://www.nopistons.com/forums/index.php?...topic=41386&hl=
According to other previous topics you had school loans to pay off less then 1.5 years ago, you also were making less then 25k at this time as you've already said in this topic, you "wished you were making 25k when you were in college"
That said, in less then 2 years time, you've managed to amass a great savings and retirement, pay off all your school loans AND buy a duplex, which of course you would need a sizable downpayment for as you haven't been at your new job for more then two years.
How did you manage all this? How were you able to pay off all the debt and come up with the downpayment? If you could do that why not pay the honda off, that's a lot of interest to be paying.
a lot's happened since college !
12-31-2005, 08:10 PM
#109
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Originally Posted by boxrs4sale' post='791300' date='Dec 31 2005, 09:02 PM
imagine how RICH IM GONNA GET WHEN I START FLYIN JETS !!! OMG !! IT'S AMAZING WHAT EDUCATION AND PERSEVERANCE CAN DO !!!
in your case it turned you into a self richeous ***** that thinks a lot more of himself then anyone else does and oh yea, hangs out on some forum for which he has no common interest, bragging about his savings and pilots license.............. or maybe you were always that way I dunno.
i'd say it's more amazing wut happens when a kid gets behind a keyboard and finds an audience that listen.
12-31-2005, 08:20 PM
#110
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Originally Posted by boxrs4sale' post='791299' date='Dec 31 2005, 09:01 PM
a lot's happened since college !
A liar or just someone who tends to blow things out of proportion, i dunno which, it seems here: link that they were pretty significant if you were concerned about the interest, i wouldn't expect someone to be concerned about interest on a couple "tiny loans".