I do! Still running strong despite being used up, according to DFD standards.
How many miles on it at this point? Been treating you well overall? I always wanted an E46 despite everyone saying they're made of glass and overpriced.
Detroit wrote: ↑Fri Jun 01, 2018 8:40 am
No, the stuff is legit items. Right now the most popular are golf clubs and dyson vacuums. It's nearly amazon levels of selection. I may just convert my points to an Amazon gift card...I have enough to get $250.
I had no clue about any of this until someone told me I was in the top 3 most recognized for the month.
I didn't know what that meant until I went in the system.
That is pretty cool, gotta say. Just seems odd to me.
Yeah, that is nice.
We only do some company branded stuff and graphics cards, but it isn't based on perf, it's based on time. Everyone gets $25 per quarter in credits. Right now I have $425 sitting in there... probably about time to buy my wife some more hoodies and blankets and crap, it's been awhile.
SAWCE wrote: ↑Fri Jun 01, 2018 1:19 pm
That sales rep I was talking about just left.. even better in person that she is in pictures.
Were you wearing your body paint shirt and super tight shorts?
Hahah I'd joked about wearing an extra shmedium shirt today for it.
Regular slim-fitting t-shit, and some black jeans. Coworker buddy that knows I'm recently single made sure to drop a few hints about me while we were meeting her
Detroit wrote: ↑Fri Jun 01, 2018 8:11 am
My company instituted this online system where people can recognize others for something that supports one of our new "corporate cultures". To me, it's always been a bone to s that need participation awards.
Yesterday, I spoke up in a meeting about a decision I didn't like, which I always do, and apparently some exec heard about it and gave me points on the system. just doing my job bro.
Problem is, I'm getting way more intrinsic value from it than I should be. Am I fucking ?
Better, it turns out these points are worth money or stuff (redeeming for stuff is a better deal). Logged into the system today and I have a shitload of points from these things I didn't know about. Apparently, I've been doing a good job for a while now.
Wait,
You're getting gold star stickers on your crayon drawings because reasons?
I mean, good for you I guess, might as well cash in and take advantage of the system and redeem your points for a small cheese pizza at Chuckie's or whatever, but
I took a safety quiz at work once and won a Bose ipod dock from it
I do! Still running strong despite being used up, according to DFD standards.
How many miles on it at this point? Been treating you well overall? I always wanted an E46 despite everyone saying they're made of glass and overpriced.
135k Miles now. I bought it 4 years ago with 98k miles. I have zero regrets about the purchase. It is the best car I’ve ever owned.
Overall it has treated me exceptionally well. I daily it, I’ve tracked it a few times, taken it on a couple trips to Tail of the Dragon, and it hasn’t disappointed me once in either of those areas.
If you aren’t opposed to doing your own work it’s honestly not an expensive car to maintain. Especially if a previous owner has already taken care of the rod bearings.
wap wrote: ↑Fri Jun 01, 2018 10:06 am
Wait,
You're getting gold star stickers on your crayon drawings because reasons?
I mean, good for you I guess, might as well cash in and take advantage of the system and redeem your points for a small cheese pizza at Chuckie's or whatever, but
I took a safety quiz at work once and won a Bose ipod dock from it
I was pretty about that for the rest of the week.
Took a quiz. Not aced it, or top-scored it. Just taking it won you a prize?
I'd like that too, but geez.
Where are these mangos?
Detroit wrote: ↑Fri Apr 16, 2021 1:19 pm
I don't understand anything anymore.
How many miles on it at this point? Been treating you well overall? I always wanted an E46 despite everyone saying they're made of glass and overpriced.
135k Miles now. I bought it 4 years ago with 98k miles. I have zero regrets about the purchase. It is the best car I’ve ever owned.
Overall it has treated me exceptionally well. I daily it, I’ve tracked it a few times, taken it on a couple trips to Tail of the Dragon, and it hasn’t disappointed me once in either of those areas.
If you aren’t opposed to doing your own work it’s honestly not an expensive car to maintain. Especially if a previous owner has already taken care of the rod bearings.
Rod bearing and subframe or something, I can't quite remember. I'd love to own one someday if I had a garage or driveway to work on it. It's in the bucket list for sure.
135k miles, oh wow. That's significant and I know you drive it pretty hard too. !
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were there for sure. She's my ideal body type. I can get her in a gym and build a bigger ass if I want.
s and wannabe gang names?
s that need participation awards.
just doing my job bro.
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about that for the rest of the week.
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