I've been missing out, too :(

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me too!! and I have two sigs i did for you... but im having probs with one of them... neon lights are kicking my *** :(

No worries! I appreciate the help:tup:

It's wayy past my bedtime once again. I have to be up for work in 5hrs. This car part buying extravaganza is almost stressful...

I don't know where to start... I need someone to guide me in a direction...
but i need to finish my project first...

AM bros AM,

I am in Delaware today! :( there is nothing to do here!

Im in North Dakota, and there is even less to do here :tup:

true! :happydance:

Are you all making this thread useful?

**** my bad. :iagree:

Dammit man! :wtf:


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It's ok, just go take a **** and tell us about it. We'll be right back on track!

im on a jobsite, id rather hold it all day with the feeling of a brick in my a$$ than pewp in a honey pot!

What's the jawb?

NRG Duck Creek job site, building a SCR, Baghouse, and all the Ductwork. Im just up here filling in for the rest of the week!

For those of us not from that area/in the know... whats all that in lamens terms... Only bit of that I understand is ducting...

A power plant is just like a car, so a SCR = Catalytic Converter, Baghouse is much the same as a Catalytic Converter ( it just works like a giant Air Filter), it takes the fine particulate out of the air. Then the ductwork connects everything to the tall stack

Sounds fun... pay good?

right now with the company i am with not really for what i do, but that is going to change very very soon, the program i know not that many people really know it that well so i will be worth my weight in gold very soon! :happydance:

technically i guess it is good money, but there is way more out there to get while the getting is good!

True, but is it good for entry level? Cause that's where I'm gonna have to start... no degree for me I'm afraid. ugh. Not to mention, it's hands on.

Get them nickels while they are there.

entry level for me was in the 20's an hour, i didnt go to school to do construction/project management i just kinda fell into it. How old are you and what do you currently do? A degree isnt always required but for this it helps a ton!

26/Air Force...

But that will expire in about 6 months soooo time to start looking around.

what do you do in the airforce?

I was a Weapons Director, before having all of my duties taken away for BS. So I'm on the track out. My job has nothing to do with construction, but I'm good with my hands and know a decent bit about basic construction. And a quick learner for the more specific stuff.

do you want to actually do the work or manage?

Either as long as I have enough for Z. At least I could work, school, then eventually manage if possible... but I doubt I'd go straight to managing, although I wouldn't turn it down if offered. :p

with out a degree you future is really limited from my POV! how long have you been in the AF?

Oh I agree it's gonna suck, but the current events weren't in my plan, soooo I'm having to make due. Wasn't planning on having to get out of the military before 20 years/retirement.


8 Years.

are u an E6/7 then?

Why not reenlist in army/navy/nat guard?

LoL No. Due to a career of BS, still... sadly... an E-4. I've been screwed over and had a stripe taken twice for whats a now diagnosed medical condition. So this is why I'm on the outs. I'm tired of being screwed over just because someone who outranks me doesn't like me.

oh i see, well check out the boilermakers union, it is one of the best paying unions i know of!!!

Oh god, out of one burocracy, into another lol

I was about to get mad, but then realised that this info was not useful only helpful. :tup:

any career path you follow is structured much like the military, you have way under qualified people giving you orders for bs!

there are fires for people like you to go die in! :bowrofl:

I know, but its a lot easier to get promoted based on work alone, so in such time as I do a better job, I should (theoretically) advance faster than the stupid assholes.

yeah i hear ya, but with a lot of work there goes no reward!

At least you have the work though... And a project being accomplished and functioning correctly is the primary reward. Which is more than I can say for my current employment.