The truth about myspace..
- Thread starter JD7Monster
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I may not be a complete bad mutha-fucka, but I sure can be mean. 
Everyone needs a good laugh now and then.
Everyone needs a good laugh now and then.
lol, ^^ that had me rolling good thing its in the morning and like 4 people are here at the office.
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lanky189
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lanky189 said:
least i got a job and yes it is a office, and im 19 and make $12 an hour drafting. boo ya.:biglaugh:, and cubical's SUCK, and its to damn cold in this office because the bosses are fat, and our comp IT peeps are comp illeterate, so our comps suck royal ass. "Royal with Cheese":biglaugh:
D34DC311 said:
I thought I was doing well to be 20 and getting $12/hr, as a computer tech. Unfortunately, working for a company full of geeks (ok, I'm one too) I don't spend too much time doing un-working stuff on their network, as they'd start whining. And/or catch on and block the site via their firewall. Crap, a couple weeks ago I listened to an NPR stream every few days while I worked, just to have something on, and I try it today and they blocked that! Crazy, man.
lol, our so called comp ITs dont know shi t they dont even understand that 98 which i have to use is full of bugs, they think they are monitoring me, but im using firefox and they only monitor IE. lol,
D34DC311 said:
Yeah, our network people have their stuff together (un)fortunately (depends on the situation as to whether it's good or bad
)The head network engineer downstairs is CCIE certified, Cisco Certified Internetworking Expert. Off the top of my head, there are about 8,000 such certified people WORLDWIDE, the test has something like a 97% first time failure rate... basically, he knows all shit there is to know ever about anything to do with routers, servers, firewalls, (I mean, Internetworking expert pretty much covers it) can act however he likes (who'd fire him?), and damn near write his own paycheck. And sit around programming the firewall to block silly things like NPR streams. Sigh.
Lurch said:Yeah, our network people have their stuff together (un)fortunately (depends on the situation as to whether it's good or bad
The head network engineer downstairs is CCIE certified, Cisco Certified Internetworking Expert. Off the top of my head, there are about 8,000 such certified people WORLDWIDE, the test has something like a 97% first time failure rate... basically, he knows all shit there is to know ever about anything to do with routers, servers, firewalls, (I mean, Internetworking expert pretty much covers it) can act however he likes (who'd fire him?), and damn near write his own paycheck. And sit around programming the firewall to block silly things like NPR streams. Sigh.
lol he must be a bush supporter.