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From: Bremerton, WA
Originally Posted by STSCS
Originally Posted by magnetic
Scott: You'll probably see me driving around Bangor. I'm an IT field tech for MWR. I drive around base a bit with my Flint tC.
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From: Beaverton, Oregon
Name: Tommy
Location: Portland OR
Age: 18
Car: 2006 xB
Used to have a 2006 xA but it got totaled thats when I got the xB
Work: Cashier at Sears but looking for a new job
Hobbies: Working Out, Hanging out with friends/girlfriend, ETC.?
Location: Portland OR
Age: 18
Car: 2006 xB
Used to have a 2006 xA but it got totaled thats when I got the xB
Work: Cashier at Sears but looking for a new job
Hobbies: Working Out, Hanging out with friends/girlfriend, ETC.?
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From: Beaverton, Oregon
Originally Posted by robbiej
Tommy, welcome to the Life, hope you enjoy your stay. Maybe we will see you around at the local gtg's.
Maybe when I have more done to my car
, right now I'd feel ashamed of myself.
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Joined: Feb 2006
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From: Marysville, WA
hey everyone i have finaly made it to Marysville. i see there is an event tomorrow too bad i have to work.... but im sure theres more to come. cant wait to meet all of you and see if i have some other turbo tc's up here to race..... 
here is a pic of my car let me know if you see me...
here is a pic of my car let me know if you see me...
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From: SW Washington
Originally Posted by DubT
Originally Posted by robbiej
Tommy, welcome to the Life, hope you enjoy your stay. Maybe we will see you around at the local gtg's.
Maybe when I have more done to my car
, right now I'd feel ashamed of myself.
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From: Beaverton, Oregon
Originally Posted by robbiej
You would be surprised, more stock rides than tricked out rides at the gtg's, heck thats how you get ideas for your ride by checking out what others have done, plus get lots of helpful info for when you start modding your ride.
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From: Portland, Oregon
Name: Eddie
Location: Forrest Heights, Portland, Oregon
Ride: 2006 Shadow Mica xB
Work: Healthcare Compliance Officer
Fun: Lots of stuff! Everything from marathon training to wine tasting. Oh, and playing with my car.
Mods: Nothing too serious, MSR 17inch wheels, spoiler, TYC taillights, Super white headlights.
Location: Forrest Heights, Portland, Oregon
Ride: 2006 Shadow Mica xB
Work: Healthcare Compliance Officer
Fun: Lots of stuff! Everything from marathon training to wine tasting. Oh, and playing with my car.
Mods: Nothing too serious, MSR 17inch wheels, spoiler, TYC taillights, Super white headlights.
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From: SW Washington
Eddie, welcome to the Life, hope you enjoy your stay. How did we miss you in Miami? A large group from the area was there, most of us from the Portland area even flew out on the same flight.
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From: Portland, Oregon
Originally Posted by robbiej
Eddie, welcome to the Life, hope you enjoy your stay. How did we miss you in Miami? A large group from the area was there, most of us from the Portland area even flew out on the same flight.
I don't know how I didn't hook up with anyone from the Portland area. I ended up hanging out with this Ian kid from Seattle. (he had a mohawk, so it was hard to miss him)
I did meet Tomas though. He was kind of hard to miss.
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Originally Posted by robbiej
Vitaliy, welcome to the Life, hope you enjoy your stay. A friend of mine lives down in Sweet Home, has a pilot car service down there for the last year or so.
It's good to be here, nice site!
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From: South Bay, CA & South Sound, WA (Dual Resident)
Welcome Vitaliy!
What type of IT work do you do? I used to work in databases while my husband is in networking...same 'IT' tag but totally different realms (I can't even set up a printer or figure out the wireless
).
What type of IT work do you do? I used to work in databases while my husband is in networking...same 'IT' tag but totally different realms (I can't even set up a printer or figure out the wireless
).
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Originally Posted by mocascion
Welcome Vitaliy!
What type of IT work do you do? I used to work in databases while my husband is in networking...same 'IT' tag but totally different realms (I can't even set up a printer or figure out the wireless).
What type of IT work do you do? I used to work in databases while my husband is in networking...same 'IT' tag but totally different realms (I can't even set up a printer or figure out the wireless
).
But on a serious note... My official title is "PC/Network Support", so basically I'm the guy that takes care of anything and everything that can go wrong on the user end (help desk enters call, I fix the issues, if the issue relates to network/server issues I coordinate with the appropriate team to find a resolution), and all the fun stuff like setting up printers and wireless cards for end users Can't complain, good pay, great benefits (IT for a hospital... I pay nothing for my benefits w00t lol).On the side I do any programming that I find any interest in and have time to tackle the project (everything from C/C++ to PHP/MySQL). Programming was my first passion in computers and I've been doing it since I can remember, but after seeing the IT field and what's available I've kind of lost my drive to do development as my "job". For some odd reason I prefer the networking/server/support side of IT, odd huh? lol