turbo g35 for sale?
07-19-2010, 06:16 PM
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College education goes a far way
, oh and a real estate license at the age of 18 doesn't hurt either. But I don't need to tell you how to live bro
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07-20-2010, 11:09 AM
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also from what I recall you hadn't even finished undergrad when your Z was built and boosted, so I don't think your "college education goes a long way" argument is really that valid.
so I am going to assume the real estate license probably helped quite a bit
07-20-2010, 11:59 AM
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I wouldn't exactly say a college education goes a long way in today's society, it has really become the equivalent of a HS diploma..... even a Masters/MBA/Law degree don't hold nearly as much sway as they used to.
also from what I recall you hadn't even finished undergrad when your Z was built and boosted, so I don't think your "college education goes a long way" argument is really that valid.
so I am going to assume the real estate license probably helped quite a bit
also from what I recall you hadn't even finished undergrad when your Z was built and boosted, so I don't think your "college education goes a long way" argument is really that valid.
so I am going to assume the real estate license probably helped quite a bit
Alright, this is enough off topic. Please take this to PM if it is not pertaining to the OP. Thanks.
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07-20-2010, 01:43 PM
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While it may be a requirement to enter certain fields, a college degree holds nowhere near as much pull as it did even 15 years ago, nor does it guarantee entry into a competitive field as it once did....
... additionally while it may be a minimum requirement for certain professions, it does not stand out/ make one very competitive anymore.... even higher lever professional degrees are becoming the norm.... that was my main point...
ok no more OT from me... and FYI I was agreeing about the real estate thing...
... additionally while it may be a minimum requirement for certain professions, it does not stand out/ make one very competitive anymore.... even higher lever professional degrees are becoming the norm.... that was my main point...
ok no more OT from me... and FYI I was agreeing about the real estate thing...
07-20-2010, 03:03 PM
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I'd be willing to get rid of mine. IP 2007, fully built, right around 15,000 miles on car and a couple thousand less on the shortblock. It's got everything (aftermarket stereo, upgraded speakers/sub, navigation, full suspension, Tein EDFC, Defi gauges) and then some.
Here is a list of brand new stuff on the car (and I mean new, dyno miles only):
JWT 850BB turbos, S7 cams, CJM twin pumps, Cosworth manifold, JWT to Greddy intercooler conversion, meth injection, Carbonetics triple, Volk SF-Winnings w/new KDWs.
Here is a list of brand new stuff on the car (and I mean new, dyno miles only):
JWT 850BB turbos, S7 cams, CJM twin pumps, Cosworth manifold, JWT to Greddy intercooler conversion, meth injection, Carbonetics triple, Volk SF-Winnings w/new KDWs.
