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They also have that wonderful equipment that will scan your plates as you drive past them which will say if you have any warrants, etc. Which they prefer to put to use. Ax me how I know

haha ya I think I do. wasn't the top of our list an omni or some shit?

Let me illustrate for you son, 190 25% body fat, let's role. I had more talent than you when I was swimming in a puddle of splooge.

Just saw your picture, I retract my statement. You're a rim jockey, Ryan Seacrest. You got something to say white? I'll smash you, you 30-going-on-19-looking bitch.

I was getting owned bruh, maybe if you had been with me :gabe: I think you were a year from your l's still.

King of 270 was a bracket race set up back in the day (name originated from Pikey). Remember? The "short bus" (I rode, as did NotBrian, integratyper, etc) and than the "king of 270" was the big boy bracket. I do know that the 270 lap has been done. I was out on a night in 05-06 that made the run. I was in my 240 hp car with a 110 limiter - I was an exit behind before I even topped out. I quit, went to steak and shake and drowned in cheese fries and tears.

Look west of Put-in-bay by Toledo. http://geology.com/cities-map/map-of-ohio-cities.gif idbein

Ya, people wanted to see our footage but as pretty as the picture was - we were just sitting road side I'll take the daily this year, it won't go fast but it will be reliable.

Somewhere around 4 years ago. Aren't you white trash? We'll go from here when you get back from Aldi's.

Ahh king of 270, the golden days. :gabe:

Nitrous gave some solid info. Anyone looking to interview should take note of those statements.

Well, very nice man and good luck. I was kind of hoping you would say my company so I could get that phat bonus check :gabe:

Troll did remind me of something. I'm not sure of the last time you interviewed but more businesses are beginning to use interview questions regarding how you handled certain situations. There is a term for this, I can't remember what's called. Anyway, they be like "Explain an instance where you had to analyze unknown data and how you handled doing so while short on time." They try to twist it up as much as possible too if they are real assholes, just to see how well you verbally comprehend complicated questions and statements.

I've had a panel style interview before myself. They can really get your nerves going, man, you need to relax though. Here's the deal with interviews like this: the likelihood of everyone wanting to hire you is slim. Someone is bound to not like the way you come off. You should be able to identify the people you are meshing with quickly, when you do, tailor yourself a little more to spark up something with them, get them engaged. Pick that person(s) you are identifying well with and when you are responding to questions look toward them for the majority of the time if it makes you feel more comfortable. However, do try to address everyone. When I've dealt with similar situations I do the obvious: learn about the company, get a good nights rest and a good meal, a haircut, and practice slangin' bs. I would suggest writing 5 questions to ask them, as well, don't let them do all the talking. When they ask "do you have any questions for us?" hit'em. So, where you interviewing bruh?

My cousin, cousin cognac. The drink.

Well, we just got the gay post out of the way. Anything else on the list?

Put me on the list, Tilley. Sounds like fun. Can my cousin cognac join too?

rofl

Macgoogles is my name I like a swampy bog It's time to play a game with your favorite highland frog.

Macgoogles is my name I like a swampy bog It's time to play a game with your favorite highland frog.

Portman, Fox, Faris: they can get eet.

Not really a lot of editing done there. Just a nice high frame HD camera, wide angle, and a good suction mount. Almost as cool as mine.

Will be slow, just like the previous ones were.

"Its not puke its pudding beer" "Lightweight " "Lowballin"