What do u do for a living and how old are u???
Pacific northwest is the best!
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Joined: Apr 2015
Posts: 222
From: Southern Illinois
55 years OLD and feel it.. metallurgical engineer.. like meteorologist.. we both predict things.. both about as accurate... we're not!!! both get paid pretty well!!! great gig!
My first FWD ride.. having trouble adjusting... fun little car but haven't put many miles on it yet..
My first FWD ride.. having trouble adjusting... fun little car but haven't put many miles on it yet..
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Joined: May 2014
Posts: 39
From: Albuquerque, NM
Of the posts I read, I am the second oldest. Booyah!
I usually drive our fuel sipping Prius to the hospital where I work as a physician, but both my wife and I think the Honda Fit is a *great* car.
I usually drive our fuel sipping Prius to the hospital where I work as a physician, but both my wife and I think the Honda Fit is a *great* car.
Last edited by Green Leaf; Apr 30, 2015 at 03:08 PM.
every morning when I wake up I'm grateful. Grateful again if I can stand up. A day at a time is highly recommended. 
i'm 29, former forklift truck engineer now a full time reserve infanteer in the British army.
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Joined: May 2015
Posts: 99
From: California
25 years old and work on a dock loading big rig trucks on a forklift.
The company I work for is called Con-way freight, and chances are if you have bought a Honda in the past year I have handled the parts and had them shipped to your dealer in the Southern California area.
I am going to drive school next week, so when all goes well I'll be driving 18 wheeler's in the next 3 months.
The company I work for is called Con-way freight, and chances are if you have bought a Honda in the past year I have handled the parts and had them shipped to your dealer in the Southern California area.
I am going to drive school next week, so when all goes well I'll be driving 18 wheeler's in the next 3 months.
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Joined: Feb 2015
Posts: 236
From: NC
25 years old and work on a dock loading big rig trucks on a forklift.
The company I work for is called Con-way freight, and chances are if you have bought a Honda in the past year I have handled the parts and had them shipped to your dealer in the Southern California area.
I am going to drive school next week, so when all goes well I'll be driving 18 wheeler's in the next 3 months.
The company I work for is called Con-way freight, and chances are if you have bought a Honda in the past year I have handled the parts and had them shipped to your dealer in the Southern California area.
I am going to drive school next week, so when all goes well I'll be driving 18 wheeler's in the next 3 months.
