What do you do for a living?
#61
03-04-2008, 11:54 PM
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[quote=silversurfer;1714833]Hey man, as long as you're not actively soliciting business, we're kosher
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Ya don't worry about me you got the seniority my friend.
.[/Ya don't worry about me you got the seniority my friend.
#62
03-05-2008, 12:16 AM
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!!!??"
*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!!!??"
How are you liking the E63?
#63
03-05-2008, 08:25 AM
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Ben, here's a good way to ensure that he gets none of your potential business.
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
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
don't they have some hair cutting place now that is similar? and i'm sure i'm asking the right person this question!
#65
03-05-2008, 10:49 AM
So am I! I've got an idea and I've sold two tech companies now... third times a charm right?
#66
03-05-2008, 04:34 PM
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Hmmmm, very interesting. I have another interview at MS tomorrow at noon, this job isn't with live labs and isn't for an FTE spot, but it's still pretty damn cool and generous.
#68
03-05-2008, 07:20 PM
Good luck to you. My son arrives home tomorrow as he just graduated from college and is looking for a job as a web designer/graphic design/advertising (media technology) if you or anyone hear knows of something! He is very talented.
#70
03-05-2008, 07:56 PM
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Does he have a portfolio by any chance? Have him e-mail me, mitchel@motorsport3.com
I may have some work for him.
I may have some work for him.
#72
03-05-2008, 08:23 PM
Does he have a portfolio by any chance? Have him e-mail me, mitchel@motorsport3.com
I may have some work for him.
I may have some work for him.
#74
03-05-2008, 08:42 PM
That is tooo funny! Aaron takes amazing car pics. He does framed photos, photo books, etc. for people if you ever want a souvenier. He took pictures for Barrier Days last summer and the attendees ordered tons of pictures of their day at the track.
