The Allentown plant for my company is hiring a 3rd shift packer, isnt too far from you is it?
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That's where I live. What's the company called?
Consolidated Container Company
http://www.cccllc.com/careers.php
Search near your zipcode, that how I found it. Let me know if you have any questions.
http://www.cccllc.com/careers.php
Search near your zipcode, that how I found it. Let me know if you have any questions.
how original 
I second this notion!!
Once again. SECOND BOOBIES. Now third I guess? hahaWhen the hell do we get boob pics? :O
Back on topic. Lol
I ate an 860 calorie breakfast this morning.fixin to s***, shave, and shower, then head out to work.
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I've been eating lighter lately, as well. It's making a big difference. I feel better, and don't feel like I've got to s**t a brick house every hour haha.
Man, I feel you. Dropped $400 this week alone on repairs for the coupe (new dizzy, new rad + fan, coolant, hoses, thermostat, gaskets). I have like $160 until Monday. I know that doesn't seem bad, but I'm not used to having that little of money haha.
Osiris, you better get on this dude! Get that job, make that bank!
It called to me for attention.how original
Im tired of not having job i have a job i can go to soon for summer work but i rather get job with security companies i have been applying for ehhhh ; /
The job I posted isnt great by any means, but it is full time with benefits and will get him a decent cashflow (compared to what he is doing now).
Whether you're going 60mph on a 250 or 60mph on a Hayabusa, your odds of dying in the same scenario are probably the same. Yes, a larger bike means you can go faster. But a bike is a bike is a bike. You're exposed to the same amount of possible physical damage no matter what bike you're on.
I've briefly looked at data and speed isn't actually a large factor in the cause of deaths with riders. I think it was 37% in 2008 according to the NHTSA.
I'm not trying to defend people giving advice about starting off on bigger bikes as long as you're responsible. It makes sense to start on something smaller. But I think a lot of people falsely assume that riders die mostly due to speed when that's actually not a true statement.
Hmm, the benefits look nice. Especially the education reimbursement of 5250 annually. I'm gonna apply and check it out.
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People only care about stuff like this when its convenient.
True.
I think you have to stay with the company for 1 year after you graduate or something like that. I didnt use it last time I was working there because I 've alway paid as I go.
Ahh, the only thing is when I go to school in august, I won't be able to work anymore cause my school is three hours away.
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Guy fell through on the trade for the crx. So I'm going to look at a 65 Chevy c10 Saturday.
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If they call you for an interview, dont tell them that.
Where are you going to school?
Pennsylvania college of technology in Williamsport.
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This also isn't a thread for a discussion about applying for a job or going to school in 3 months, but here we are...
My insurance agent didn't say anything about speed being a factor in my rates being so high and also didn't say anything about deaths being the factor either. He said that the rates are high because of the percentage of kids getting bikes to big for their skill level and wrecking causing the insurance companies to pay out constantly. There is a reason why insurance rates are higher on a big cc sportbike compared to a smaller one or even a harley for that matter.
Yes traffic is dangerous. Just as dangerous on a 250 as it is on a Liter bike. Difference is when you are going 60 and a car pulls out or merges into your lane, with experience you have the mind set to get out of that situation safely WITHOUT panicking. Panicking on a bigger bike means trouble. Again, it comes down to forgiveness. Smaller bikes are more forgiving to newb mistakes.
Also, you are less likely to go 100+ mph on a 250 as it isn't possible. It is also quicker to obtain that speed on a bigger bike which is EXTREMELY dangerous to someone that doesn't have a clue what they are doing. It is dangerous enough in a car let alone on 2 wheels. THAT is another huge reason why insurance rates are higher for big cc sportbikes.
Why do you think insurance rates are so high for Evo's and WRX's? Speed not a factor there? Same thing with a high cc bike.
You also failed to realize I wasn't being serious.
It's 1:35 am and I don't know why I'm still up. Gotta fall asleep soon. Getting my hair trimmed today and taking my mom places.
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