Unnamed Newbie Posted March 3, 2016 Content Count: 885 Joined: 07/25/11 Status: Offline Share Posted March 3, 2016 Can I be one of those smoking girls for you You decide big guy ;) Link to comment
Ayjin Posted March 3, 2016 Content Count: 989 Joined: 06/13/15 Status: Offline Share Posted March 3, 2016 You decide big guy ;) I like it when you play hard to get. 1 Link to comment
Moo Moo Viking Posted March 3, 2016 Content Count: 1070 Joined: 02/13/10 Status: Offline Share Posted March 3, 2016 I like it when you play hard to get. FUCK YOU WHORE! Link to comment
Zaraki Posted March 3, 2016 Content Count: 4960 Joined: 10/28/09 Status: Offline Share Posted March 3, 2016 Stressful.. But the fact i'm in a higher position at such a young age must be a sign that i'm not doing that bad.. Right? Link to comment
Brando Posted March 3, 2016 Content Count: 1667 Joined: 12/06/15 Status: Offline Share Posted March 3, 2016 @Zaraki naa ur good glad for your help, ur amazing what you do. Link to comment
Frostbitten Posted March 3, 2016 Content Count: 2187 Joined: 08/11/12 Status: Offline Share Posted March 3, 2016 I guess volunteer work counts, right? Working at a Habitat for Humanity: Resource with my father. Really hot and humid, like any summer day. Helped the experienced volunteers and workers lift heavy house appliances, such as granite tabletops, sinks, and cabinets, off of trucks while putting price stickers on anything that's sellable, such as lighting structures (lamps, lightbulbs, chandeliers), paintings, floor tiles, and (believe it or not) an ancient suit of knight armor. That priced around 3000-5000 dollars. Not sure. When I was at break with Dad, we were all sweaty and tired after lifting a truckload of carpet off and into the facility. Then my father and I were called, with other workers, to pick up some granite tables and pieces for buyers and put it into their trucks. When I tell you those tabletops were heavy, they were HEAVY. Afterwards, there were donation calls outside the facility that needed to be attended to. This was like a minute after we finished. I, being the optimistic 16 year old I was, got up and said "Welp, time to get back to work." Suddenly, everyone laughed and admired my working spirit, including the facility manager and assistant manager. This was easily the most satisfying work experience I ever had, but, since I was less knowledgeable about the real world then, I didn't really have any reaction towards it. Yet it made me feel something like I kindled a sort of relationship towards many of the people who I worked beside. I promised them that I would come back and work some hours. 1 Link to comment
Zaraki Posted March 3, 2016 Content Count: 4960 Joined: 10/28/09 Status: Offline Share Posted March 3, 2016 @Zaraki naa ur good glad for your help, ur amazing what you do. I mean at work But I'm grateful for the chance(s) i've been given here. There was reasonable doubt about me, and i'm glad that the people trusted me enough to enable me to show i'm worth their trust. Link to comment
Brando Posted March 3, 2016 Content Count: 1667 Joined: 12/06/15 Status: Offline Share Posted March 3, 2016 Oh lol face palm sorry @Zaraki ur still good what you do even if I don't know lol. Link to comment
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