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kel101 07-01-2007 10:15 AM

lol wait does that make us 3 super-neards? To be honest, i have a vested interest in tech and computers, phones etc, but i don't want to be seen as a neard, think of it as being my hobby :)

NovaScotian 07-01-2007 07:06 PM

I guess I must be near the other end of the spectrum: 70 in exactly 4 weeks.

ArcticStones 07-02-2007 05:23 AM

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Originally Posted by NovaScotian (Post 389978)
I guess I must be near the other end of the spectrum: 70 in exactly 4 weeks.

End of the spectrum? Naw, that’s when things can get really colourful -- because you have the time and hopefully peace of mind to step back and really appreciate the colours. :)

Judging from many of your posts, you’re a connoisseur, NovaScotian!

fazstp 07-02-2007 03:59 PM

I remember when my dad turned 70 he had trouble getting his head around such a big number. I myself have just turned 40. When you're a kid thinking about old age it's like you're thinking about another person but it's just you with a lot more years under your belt. It's worth keeping that in mind when you excuse your less healthy behaviours with the mantra "who wants to get old". The answer is you do and you will be there before you know it.

As far as advice for a new job if you don't know something don't be afraid to ask. If you make a mistake just be honest, own up to it and find out how not to do it again. Most employers can see who is genuine and will appreciate those who make an effort.

tlarkin 07-02-2007 04:55 PM

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Originally Posted by ThreeDee (Post 387535)
Ok... Way offtopic, and not related to OS X at all, but I'm going to get my first job (i'm 15, about to be 16), and i'm somewhat confused, nervous, and excited all at the same time. It's only at a local burger joint, but, well, it's still a job. I'm not sure what to do, but already filled out an application and am going to meet someone there soon.

What do I do? How should I handle things? Should I have brought a resume? Or is that an overkill? Am I overreacting? :confused: http://bigpixel.macintoshdevelopers....efault/huh.gif http://bigpixel.macintoshdevelopers..../undecided.gif

I flipped burgers when I was a teenager, and no just show up they pretty much hire anyone willing and able to work. I remember how my arms became immune to grease burns after working there a while. Hot grease would splash back sometimes and spray your hands and arms. You got all the free food you could eat, which is probably why I hardly eat fast food these days.

ThreeDee 07-02-2007 06:44 PM

Heh, well sadly, it seems they don't want to hire people "almost 16".

tlarkin 07-02-2007 09:45 PM

labor laws must have changed I was able to work at 14 when I was a kid.


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