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Project manager for a U.S. joint venture company designing & manufacturing defence equipment
 
SSTibet said:
Project manager for a U.S. joint venture company designing & manufacturing defence equipment


What kind of fence equipment? ;LOL ;LOL ;LOL Sorry


Gordon :w
 
Emergency Management / Hazardous Materials Response.
 
It really is interesting to see what kind of jobs you all have. Work all day so we can play...at night! Multi color lithograph mechanic and electrician.
 
Been retired now for 4 years but spent 38 years as an Aerospace Engineer at the great Grumman Corporation on Long Island, makers of the LEM and the great Tomcat.

chimknee
 
unleadedbrew said:
What kind of fence equipment? ;LOL ;LOL ;LOL Sorry


Gordon :w

The "de" type "fence" equipment = Armored Combat Vehicles. These are known as D-Body...

Previously built jet engines for the F-16 Fighting Falcon, another US joint venture company with General Electric. This is J-Body just like Corvette...:w:w:w
 
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Officer. Before the hostile takeover by Customs I was an Immigration Inspector. I retired from being a Police Officer to go with the INS in 1999. I can't wait to retire again.
 
Computer Programmer working for IBM farmed out to American Express
 
hehe....I remember when i was a young bimbo i worked as a hooter shooter girl.I had just got my license and was driving my brothers ford escort back and forth to work.A couple blocks from the club,this guy had a 1984 corvette parked in front of his house for sale.I wanted that car badly and literally worked my hooters off for 6 months so i could afford to buy that car.I put up with alot of crap from the customers at that club so i could put the money together.Well the day finally arrived and my girlfreinds and i showed up to buy the car.It was kind of odd because all the neighbors came over and were standing around laughing and drinking beers while this guy and i completed the transaction.Well as soon as all the money was in his hand,this guy leaped for joy and everyone was like cheering.They had a barbecue going and where literally dancing in the street..haha.Welp,me and the girls headed to my house and about 30 minutes from home,the car started bucking and overheated.It eventually died about 2 miles from my house and had to be towed.
My 19 year old "know it all" brother said he could fix it and took the engine apart.About 2 months later he put it all back together and it wouldnt run.It sat in my yard for about a year and i finally sold it for 800.00 to some guys from puerto rico. They called me a month later and told me the engine was wasted and had been put back together with the lifters upside down.

When i was a bit of an older bimbo i worked as a dancer and i made a new years resolution to purchase a new corvette by the end of that year.I worked two shifts,6 days per week and put up with some serious crap [slobering drunks,abuse from customers and staff,catfights with other girls etc...] but on august 29th i went to the dealer and bought a brand new 1996 black on black 6 speed corvette.I friggin loved this car more than anything...and needless to say i came out of work at 3am one night and she was gone!! vanished into thin air with 7,600 miles on it.All that work for this car and it was gone is 60 seconds.. haha. Certainly was a learning experience and to educate me even more,the insurance company gave me an extremely hard time and 2 months after the theft,refused to pay me for the car!! 2 years later and thousands in lawyers fees,the insurance company apologized and paid me about 60% of the cars value.
Back to work again,slaving away night after night,i took the insurance check and some savings and bought a used 1994 ZR1. Wasnt as sweet as my 96 but the power of this car was incredible!! I told my insurance company that i refused to put full coverages on the car. I only wanted what was required by law,after the screwing the insurance company gave me on my 1996.I was making enough money i figured any damage i would just take care of myself...haha....well,about 4am on my way home from work one beautiful fall evening,bambi and its entire family decided to run out in front of me on the parkway while i was cruising at about 80mph.It wasnt the impact of the deer that was the worst,it was the hood which broke up and covered the windshield along with the air bag punching me in the face that i drove off the road and hit trees and flipped her 2 or 3 times.There was not one exterior part on the car that wasnt damaged and with no collision coverage,i owned every broken piece!! this is how i got into the corvette used parts business.
My "know it all brother" said he could fix her up and i ended up buying about 3 other wrecked corvettes to get the parts together to fix my corvette.Well,about a year later my brother told me that my ZR1 frame had enough damage that it wasnt worth fixing.Great news knowing that i was now the proud owner of not 1 but now 4 wrecked,damaged corvettes.
 
jenavet said:
i was now the proud owner of not 1 but now 4 wrecked,damaged corvettes.
now we know where all those Corvette parts come from..:)
 
Except the part where you were a young bimbo working as a Hooters girl!;LOL

sleepyhead said:
Jenavet, that is a truly horrible story. (Well, I mean the story itself was very entertaining but in a horrible way!!!)
 
Tims93 said:
Except the part where you were a young bimbo working as a Hooters girl!;LOL

And also the part about being an older bimbo working as a dancer.:D

Jen,

That is horrible what the insurance company did to you. I think that I would've just snapped and lost it.
 

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