Sorry Ive Been Gone so Long!

[jlsparky7]

hey spark!! haha yah.. i know eh.. been runnin alright.. i actually have to rebuild it again.. i was running down through one of the fields by my house and i was running full bore and that just ended badly.. had to call one of my buddies to get him w/ a truck.. cuz i don't have my truck anymore.. and the only cars i have are my mas. spyder and a project car im working on.. and they don't tow very well haha.. anyways.. nice to see ya back

Well thats always the best excuse for a rebuild! Doin anything special to it or just a bore and new piston? Stroker? P&P? head?

As for me im thinking about trading my 01 ranger in for a 2000 Silverado 3500 dually. Its a badass truck. 4x4, ext cab, dually, black, chevy 454 7.4 liter, thinkin about throwing a plow on it for next winter. It would make a fine toy hauler too!

 

[Stryder917]

haha it's hard to do much else to it (it's my dune blaster) im prolly just gunna go with a slight bore, and i guess see if i can get any more of a port job done.. but it's pretty well down to where i can't do much else P&P wise.. haha

and haha, sorry. im not too into trucks.. im in for the weak sportscars that take off like motherfuckers and fly hah..
ill be on tmrw.. i gotta go to work (almost 7 am here) dont HAVE to work anymore.. i just choose to for something to do... cuz being 24 it's pretty boring to be retired already.. so i found a part time job.

 

[jlsparky7]

haha it's hard to do much else to it (it's my dune blaster) im prolly just gunna go with a slight bore, and i guess see if i can get any more of a port job done.. but it's pretty well down to where i can't do much else P&P wise.. haha

and haha, sorry. im not too into trucks.. im in for the weak sportscars that take off like motherfuckers and fly hah..
ill be on tmrw.. i gotta go to work (almost 7 am here) dont HAVE to work anymore.. i just choose to for something to do... cuz being 24 it's pretty boring to be retired already.. so i found a part time job.

Im with you there with the 24 and retired thing. I just went back to part time at my job a month ago to try and study up for my Paramedic national test. Havnt gotten much studying done. I love being able to relax a little bit now. Life is a hectic when you work 55 hours a week. No time to do anything.

 

[Stryder917]

Im with you there with the 24 and retired thing. I just went back to part time at my job a month ago to try and study up for my Paramedic national test. Havnt gotten much studying done. I love being able to relax a little bit now. Life is a hectic when you work 55 hours a week. No time to do anything.

nice, someone can relate to me haha, yah.. was fun at first.. but then it's like god... have money.. lived the american dream? hmm.. what next... move back to Finland (home country) and get a part time job that pays only about the equivalent of 20 US $$/ hour... but it's somethin to do i guess haha
im only working 32 hours a week (four 8 hour days, tuesday - friday 8 - 4)

anyways.. how is going back to school? for me the first time around at college was boring enough... cuz i started at 17 and went till my last year i was 20
i didn't like college. every1 says it was a big party and fun.. but im like... uhh.. no.. not really that fun

 

[jlsparky7]

I took a year long paramedic course. I finished that about a year ago. It was easy but the national test is almost impossible. I started off with 43 people in my class, 12 passed and 4 are licensed paramedics.

Before that I was in the fire academy. It was 5 days a week 8 hours a day for 9 weeks. It was basically like a military bootcamp for firefighters. Although somehow a couple fat people and weak women passed (not sure on how that works, maybe something to do with liberal lawsuits)

Before the fire academy I had a 2 semster EMT-Basic class that I passed with flying colors.

I tried to get a degree in marketing before I got into Emergency response but my teacher didnt hardly speak a word of english so it was hard for me to go to class knowing I wasnt going to learn anything so I just stopped going.

I wish I could make 22 an hour. I get 10 bucks an hour to save lives while the garbage men around here get paid 3 times that much. Good old unions for ya, lol.

 

[Stryder917]

I took a year long paramedic course. I finished that about a year ago. It was easy but the national test is almost impossible. I started off with 43 people in my class, 12 passed and 4 are licensed paramedics.

Before that I was in the fire academy. It was 5 days a week 8 hours a day for 9 weeks. It was basically like a military bootcamp for firefighters. Although somehow a couple fat people and weak women passed (not sure on how that works, maybe something to do with liberal lawsuits)

Before the fire academy I had a 2 semster EMT-Basic class that I passed with flying colors.

I tried to get a degree in marketing before I got into Emergency response but my teacher didnt hardly speak a word of english so it was hard for me to go to class knowing I wasnt going to learn anything so I just stopped going.

I wish I could make 22 an hour. I get 10 bucks an hour to save lives while the garbage men around here get paid 3 times that much. Good old unions for ya, lol.

yah... DEMOCRACY IS DEAD...
oh wow, see, before i was a forensic anthropologist and also worked in data analysis, with a masters degree making 51/hr. it was very nice for hours too, cuz i could pretty much pick and choose what shift and my hours and whatever the hell i wanted pretty much
it's a great carreer.. but not for everyone.. you have to have no problems with doing the pathology aspect of it (dissection of the body, and taking pieces for autopsies, ballistics, DNA analysis etc.. so some was pretty grotesque... i've seen a personwho had a butter knife shoved through their spine and their spinal cord was hangin out their back with pieces of bone splintered about... and a giant f*cking gaping hole in their brain (cerebral cortex, --- i figure you know what that is since you went to a type of med school)

 

[Mrbrocco]

aye that is not for everyone... ( nice descriptions I:I)

 

[jlsparky7]

yah... DEMOCRACY IS DEAD...
oh wow, see, before i was a forensic anthropologist and also worked in data analysis, with a masters degree making 51/hr. it was very nice for hours too, cuz i could pretty much pick and choose what shift and my hours and whatever the hell i wanted pretty much
it's a great carreer.. but not for everyone.. you have to have no problems with doing the pathology aspect of it (dissection of the body, and taking pieces for autopsies, ballistics, DNA analysis etc.. so some was pretty grotesque... i've seen a personwho had a butter knife shoved through their spine and their spinal cord was hangin out their back with pieces of bone splintered about... and a giant f*cking gaping hole in their brain (cerebral cortex, --- i figure you know what that is since you went to a type of med school)

Sounds like a fun job. Pays 5 times what I make lol. Some serious CSI stuff. Ive seen some pretty messed up stuff. Responded to a group of 3 motorcycle riders (harleys) that hit a car. 1 guy was scattered for 100 yards past the crash, the next was wedged under a car, and the 3rd bike stopped in time. Pretty messed up.