new guy here
11-24-2003 | 06:36 PM
#16
Burning Brakes
Joined: Sep 2003
Posts: 957
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From: North Central Florida (Gainesville) USA
Welcome aboard and thanks for giving SharkFan (Dave's) 928 a new home and for joining the 928 Forum. I'm a new 928s4 owner...but long-term enthusiast. I have been on the Forum since Sept '03. You'll be in good company here...and will learn a lot, quickly. The price of membership is well worth the meager investment. Happy to have you aboard...
11-24-2003 | 08:11 PM
#17
Instructor
Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 159
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From: Mequon, WI
HI,
Welcome I'm new To 928'S Like you. I been reading theres tons of great info on here almost everyday I learn something new about my car. Oh yeah I just turned 24. Glad to see there people of all age groups who are shark lovers.
Welcome I'm new To 928'S Like you. I been reading theres tons of great info on here almost everyday I learn something new about my car. Oh yeah I just turned 24. Glad to see there people of all age groups who are shark lovers.
11-24-2003 | 11:05 PM
#19
Drifting
Joined: Feb 2002
Posts: 2,015
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From: Redondo Beach, CA>>>>Atlanta,GA
Welcome aboard Mike!
I just noticed this post.
I am as excited for that 86.5 to get here as you are.
A little jealous that you have a 5 speed too.
Now if we could get our assistant Sandy into a 928.
You gotta get rid of the bimer exaust in the garage as the the shark is a little wider than the bimer and we'll need the room. A general clean up is in order for the welcoming.
BTW the 30% finders fee is due net 30
It was in Mike's "contract" with Sharkfan that the car be supercharged. Dave had been gathering parts in anticipation of my systems being ready before he had to sell the car.
I haven't got recent knowledge of the IT job market but I used to be a recruiter for an IT consulting company. 3 years ago unemployment in the IT industry was a negative figure, more jobs than people to fill them. I hired quite a few entry level people, generally A+ certified some not, for project work. Some of those entry level people still work for the company after 3 years of project work.
Andy K
I just noticed this post.
I am as excited for that 86.5 to get here as you are.
A little jealous that you have a 5 speed too.
Now if we could get our assistant Sandy into a 928.
You gotta get rid of the bimer exaust in the garage as the the shark is a little wider than the bimer and we'll need the room. A general clean up is in order for the welcoming.
BTW the 30% finders fee is due net 30
It was in Mike's "contract" with Sharkfan that the car be supercharged. Dave had been gathering parts in anticipation of my systems being ready before he had to sell the car.
I haven't got recent knowledge of the IT job market but I used to be a recruiter for an IT consulting company. 3 years ago unemployment in the IT industry was a negative figure, more jobs than people to fill them. I hired quite a few entry level people, generally A+ certified some not, for project work. Some of those entry level people still work for the company after 3 years of project work.
Andy K
11-24-2003 | 11:23 PM
#20
Thread Starter
Three Wheelin'
Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 1,577
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From: Los Angeles, CA
yeah, i had a guy who wanted it, but we keep missing each other. I have so much room on my side of the garage that could be recovered with a good cleaning.
Also, that damned manager needs to get her junk out from behind my car and let me use the over-head storage!
I dunno about that Sandy kid... his head is still in the bimmer clouds. I don't want to say anything negative about BMWs around him, but I do believe that the 928 is superior to most bimmers.
i'll see you later tonight probably...
Also, that damned manager needs to get her junk out from behind my car and let me use the over-head storage!
I dunno about that Sandy kid... his head is still in the bimmer clouds. I don't want to say anything negative about BMWs around him, but I do believe that the 928 is superior to most bimmers.
i'll see you later tonight probably...
11-25-2003 | 06:06 PM
#21
Intermediate
Joined: May 2003
Posts: 45
Likes: 0
From: Staffordshire, England
Congrats on the purchase - I thought that I was special because i was 22 when I got my 928 last year - obviously I was wrong!
Re. Leaving school: I wished i'd done it too - I spent 6 years at college and university, got a very good bachelors degree, and where has it got me?.....I work in customer services for a bank
while i slowly give up on my dream oif become a freelance journalist and accept the morbid reality of life.... At least i've got my S2 to keep me happy 
Re. Leaving school: I wished i'd done it too - I spent 6 years at college and university, got a very good bachelors degree, and where has it got me?.....I work in customer services for a bank
while i slowly give up on my dream oif become a freelance journalist and accept the morbid reality of life.... At least i've got my S2 to keep me happy
09-07-2012 | 08:16 AM
#25
Rennlist Member
Joined: Dec 2010
Posts: 1,955
Likes: 18
From: Morehead City NC
holy old thread Resurrection batman....
seeing these old threads is cool... i see who was here way back then. it is funny all the names i have never seen before, and then you get those that are still regulars.
seeing these old threads is cool... i see who was here way back then. it is funny all the names i have never seen before, and then you get those that are still regulars.
