The Official Wagon/Avant Discussion Thread
Dew it.
The car is awesome to drive.
I've taken it up to Big Bear mountain couple times before. It handles sweet. Super stable on snowy roads. Hauls ton of craps in the back.
GG.
The car is awesome to drive.
I've taken it up to Big Bear mountain couple times before. It handles sweet. Super stable on snowy roads. Hauls ton of craps in the back.
GG.
At £20,000 for the top of the line, which that photo probably is, it is three grand cheaper than a Focus ST Estate.
I generally like Peugeots, but not sure how good this will be. Looks nice though.
I generally like Peugeots, but not sure how good this will be. Looks nice though.
Yes, it runs fine, mostly due to the torque. This engine has fat torque.
But I'm fully aware that it can run much better with $500 tune.
If it was my car, I would have tuned it long time ago.
Maybe I'll tell my wife I'll do it some time this year since the warranty is almost up.
But I'm fully aware that it can run much better with $500 tune.

If it was my car, I would have tuned it long time ago.
Maybe I'll tell my wife I'll do it some time this year since the warranty is almost up.

Trust me, I want to, but I'm enjoying no car payments. Plus I just graduated from college and have yet to find a job
Thanks Tim! B.A. in Communication Studies with a concentration in Public Relations and a minor in Business Management.
That's all a fancy way of saying that I can talk to people no matter what a business specializes in
I LOVED my program and my university, but it's hard to land a job right now with the holidays and the new year. I've applied to about 18 places since early November and even though I choose only "entry level" positions, I never get an interview because I don't have years of experience. I've been working since I was 16 and not having an income sucks. I'm frustrated to say the least.
That's all a fancy way of saying that I can talk to people no matter what a business specializes in

I LOVED my program and my university, but it's hard to land a job right now with the holidays and the new year. I've applied to about 18 places since early November and even though I choose only "entry level" positions, I never get an interview because I don't have years of experience. I've been working since I was 16 and not having an income sucks. I'm frustrated to say the least.
Thanks Tim! B.A. in Communication Studies with a concentration in Public Relations and a minor in Business Management.
That's all a fancy way of saying that I can talk to people no matter what a business specializes in
I LOVED my program and my university, but it's hard to land a job right now with the holidays and the new year. I've applied to about 18 places since early November and even though I choose only "entry level" positions, I never get an interview because I don't have years of experience. I've been working since I was 16 and not having an income sucks. I'm frustrated to say the least.
That's all a fancy way of saying that I can talk to people no matter what a business specializes in

I LOVED my program and my university, but it's hard to land a job right now with the holidays and the new year. I've applied to about 18 places since early November and even though I choose only "entry level" positions, I never get an interview because I don't have years of experience. I've been working since I was 16 and not having an income sucks. I'm frustrated to say the least.

I haven't been picky when it comes to applying places. I've applied to companies from Coca-Cola to aeronautical manufacturing plants. Beggars can't be choosers but I don't want to sell insurance and have my income be 100% commission.
Thanks Tim! B.A. in Communication Studies with a concentration in Public Relations and a minor in Business Management.
That's all a fancy way of saying that I can talk to people no matter what a business specializes in
I LOVED my program and my university, but it's hard to land a job right now with the holidays and the new year. I've applied to about 18 places since early November and even though I choose only "entry level" positions, I never get an interview because I don't have years of experience. I've been working since I was 16 and not having an income sucks. I'm frustrated to say the least.
That's all a fancy way of saying that I can talk to people no matter what a business specializes in

I LOVED my program and my university, but it's hard to land a job right now with the holidays and the new year. I've applied to about 18 places since early November and even though I choose only "entry level" positions, I never get an interview because I don't have years of experience. I've been working since I was 16 and not having an income sucks. I'm frustrated to say the least.
Thanks Tim! B.A. in Communication Studies with a concentration in Public Relations and a minor in Business Management.
That's all a fancy way of saying that I can talk to people no matter what a business specializes in
I LOVED my program and my university, but it's hard to land a job right now with the holidays and the new year. I've applied to about 18 places since early November and even though I choose only "entry level" positions, I never get an interview because I don't have years of experience. I've been working since I was 16 and not having an income sucks. I'm frustrated to say the least.
That's all a fancy way of saying that I can talk to people no matter what a business specializes in

I LOVED my program and my university, but it's hard to land a job right now with the holidays and the new year. I've applied to about 18 places since early November and even though I choose only "entry level" positions, I never get an interview because I don't have years of experience. I've been working since I was 16 and not having an income sucks. I'm frustrated to say the least.
Already moved from Raleigh to Charlotte 
My fiancee graduated in May and we agreed that whoever found a job first, no matter where it was, the other would move accordingly. Since she graduated before I did, she found her job over the summer, and I moved in with her once I completed my program last month.
Not having an income sucks but I feel really guilty that she gets up at 5am, comes home at 6pm, and I sleep in and play Xbox
Don't get me wrong, I job search for at least half the day and do all of the housework, but we never go out and do anything fun since she's paying bills and I have no income to help

My fiancee graduated in May and we agreed that whoever found a job first, no matter where it was, the other would move accordingly. Since she graduated before I did, she found her job over the summer, and I moved in with her once I completed my program last month.
Not having an income sucks but I feel really guilty that she gets up at 5am, comes home at 6pm, and I sleep in and play Xbox

Don't get me wrong, I job search for at least half the day and do all of the housework, but we never go out and do anything fun since she's paying bills and I have no income to help
The thing that sucks about project management is that you need certifications for it, but, I think you'd be a good fit for it. It can be a stressful position though.

And for effs sakes...be a GOOD PM...cuz, those are a rarity. Most PMs I know are liars and imitations of cheap politicians.
So, what happens when my portion of the overall status report is presented to the Board? It's all green. WTFBBQ?














