What do you do for a living?
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BG - wigs and pink tshirts... no problem! I will be out to play when the car is ready... I am very anxious...
DJ - actually a small forklift or at least a pallet jack would be very helpful for you... keep all the wheels and tires on a pallet just load it in your trailer and go... you could also move your boat around... lift chassis/drop engines, the usefullness of a forklift is limitless... Heh... this could become the "IT" accessory in Newcastle!
BTW -- I sell forklifts etc...Certified woman owned business
Locally owned and operated for 35 years
Another dealership in Portland, OR
I pay for leads that turn into sales that we do not already know about.
I pay for referrals that turn into sales/service etc.
I offer 6speed discounts on rentals and sales.
I am your basic forklift ***** -- parts, service, sales (new and used), rentals etc.
(well maybe not "*****" per se...
how about "high class forklift escort"? sounds too expensive...
how about "high class forklift escort" for "forklift *****" prices...
yeah that is the ticket
)
In all seriousness -- call me if you need anything and I will help if I can!
DJ - actually a small forklift or at least a pallet jack would be very helpful for you... keep all the wheels and tires on a pallet just load it in your trailer and go... you could also move your boat around... lift chassis/drop engines, the usefullness of a forklift is limitless... Heh... this could become the "IT" accessory in Newcastle!
BTW -- I sell forklifts etc...Certified woman owned business
Locally owned and operated for 35 years
Another dealership in Portland, OR
I pay for leads that turn into sales that we do not already know about.
I pay for referrals that turn into sales/service etc.
I offer 6speed discounts on rentals and sales.
I am your basic forklift ***** -- parts, service, sales (new and used), rentals etc.
(well maybe not "*****" per se...
how about "high class forklift escort"? sounds too expensive...
how about "high class forklift escort" for "forklift *****" prices...
yeah that is the ticket
)In all seriousness -- call me if you need anything and I will help if I can!
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Currently an MBA student at the UW.
I am a former military officer.
RLTW!
If talent and money didn't matter, I'd be an F1 driver or "The Stig"
I thought I'd edit to add a plug for Greta
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/04/us...in&oref=slogin
I am a former military officer.
RLTW!
If talent and money didn't matter, I'd be an F1 driver or "The Stig"
I thought I'd edit to add a plug for Greta
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/04/us...in&oref=slogin
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Yup. Started the company 8 years ago in Seattle. It's still very popular, but caters to a different crowd than 6speed
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I thought I'd edit to add a plug for Greta
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/04/us...in&oref=slogin[/QUOTE]
Nice article. This is one of the reasons our coffee costs alittle more. We provide these health benefits to every single employee. We also do wonderfl things like employing women from homeless shelters in our stores. See we aren't all that bad.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/04/us...in&oref=slogin[/QUOTE]
Nice article. This is one of the reasons our coffee costs alittle more. We provide these health benefits to every single employee. We also do wonderfl things like employing women from homeless shelters in our stores. See we aren't all that bad.
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Director of Legal Affairs for a small Internet company.
*waves at Simon*
I was one of CarDomain's first lawyers, as I helped incorporate CarDomain when I was at Perkins. I remember when CarDomain employed 2 people (i.e., Simon and the other co-founder), and everytime I spoke to Simon back in the early days he would say, "Remember...we don't have much money...how much is this legal work going to cost!!!??"
I was one of CarDomain's first lawyers, as I helped incorporate CarDomain when I was at Perkins. I remember when CarDomain employed 2 people (i.e., Simon and the other co-founder), and everytime I spoke to Simon back in the early days he would say, "Remember...we don't have much money...how much is this legal work going to cost!!!??"
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Greta--
Any chance you guys could speed up the baristas at the Magnolia Village location?
took me 15 minutes from entry to exit yesterday morning...
Willcox -- you sir are a good man... you work does not go un-noticed (double negative -- but makes perfect sense)
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I do all the testing after Todd finishes. Check for correct feel, angle, sensation and bounce. Because someone has to do it
Greta didn't Starbucks just announce a large chunk of closures????
Greta didn't Starbucks just announce a large chunk of closures????
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Funny I knew a girl from Gig Harbor who's dad use to fly jets for the military and her new husband now sells the same plastic parts you do
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Very tempting.
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Phase 1. Teach hot women how to wash/detail a car properly
Phase 2. Teach them not to wear clothes
Phase 3. Let the customer take pictures of them applying their new found knowledge on their cars.
Phase 4. Profit