Chad

While perhaps not politically smart IMO....slick willy is a VERY smart person intellectually. Very admirable in that aspect.

companies are laying off 100k a year jobs and hiring 50k a year youngins to do the same job... alot of my clients in construction management were laid off... and not much action. Exactly...and guess what, when it comes time for those youngins to make 100k after a few years, guess where they will be. Settled down with a wife, kids, house living comfortably with 100k a year, then blammo. It is a revolving door. Happens every day. Employee loyalty is a thing of the past.

Be sure to keep us posted on that. I wish you the best of luck, you know that bud. (all kidding aside) And that was Me, not Keith questioning you on the year issue.

Make sure you give us a range report!

A degree doesn't mean you won't start at entry level, especially in this economy. I already have 6+ years into the business of the Architectural side along with 3+ years on the construction side of things as well. You are 24...you started architecture at 15? I doubt I am going to have a hard time finding work in a year when I get out of college. I already have some full time offers in the Northern Jersey area which I have turned down due to school and wanting to move.

Is that true?? I hadn't heard that one yet. WOW. :roll: Unreal

+1 Keith Do you have any idea how many phone calls and visits I get from people on a weekly basis with college degrees that are trying to get a job at a CAR WASH!?!?!?!?????? VERY sad.

Entry level training done??? lmao boy you haven't even begun. And when you get laid off like so many other "managerial position" employees for these kinds of firms that you plan on working at what do you intend to fall back on? Unemployment?

You mean real work instead of drawing pictures for a living? NEVER happen. :naughty:

You can start just like I did... Vacuum cars for a few years....clean windows for a few years.....dry cars for a few years. Construction manager? Yeah, I have a bird house project I'm working on next...maybe for that build you can help out, sweeping up after the real men.

I told you, you can borrow one of my guns baby boy! How much allowance do you get? Do you have a chart in the kitchen with little gold red and silver stars? Take out garbage $5.00 Clean Room $2.00 Shovel Snow $25.00 Clean Toilets $5.00 Make Bed $1.00 Clean Garage $50.00 bonus!

OMFG could you imagine him working for me? WOW. Matt....Allowance? Are you serious? Are you 12?

Get a JOBBY JOB

Wow...I must have missed the keyword "IF" in the beginning of your sentence. :doh: Sorry bud!

I know guys, I was REALLY holding back. Matt- Re: PA trip We are waiting on youuuuuuuuu!!! You are the community organizer, are you not? Make it for sometime during the week would ya?

:mrgreen: I love you Matthew. :romance-heartsthree:

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Eddie...I think he just said Lee = teh suck!

Ray...last time I was in NJ Firearms Guild in Rahway they had a used two-tone one of those I believe for $250ish??. Maybe give them a call to see if its still there if you are interested. Just a heads up.

I just got this from sportsman's guide. . . (here is the link from BSA . . . http://www.bsaoptics.com/product.aspx?p ... ductID=113) - I guess I should have looked here first. On the SG website it said "15 studs for popular calibers ranging from .177 to .50 cal. ." Now that it arrived the studs included are; .17, .22, .66mm, .25, 6.5mm, .27, 7mm, 30, .32, .338, .35, .375, .44, .45 and .50 No .308? No .223? Aren't those pretty popular? I didn't mess with it to much, but I guess I can use the .22 stud for the .223? Any idea what is close to a .308?

I kept wondering about this, but never followed up with it. I purchased two used XDs and will be calling tomorrow for my lefty holsters. LEFTYS Rule!

Very nice! Congrats!

hahahaha that was awesome! Shhhhhh , I'm hunting....ball. Great vid Tony....ps, who picked the name?? I like it!

Massachusetts ave?