grassclone

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Does Anyone Remember Fcukstar.com
1 points by grassclone 7y ago|0 comments
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by grassclone 8y ago
It's hard work but 'back breaking' would be a misconception. These guys are encouraged to work safely and smart and as a result often have careers that span 20 to 30 years.
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by grassclone 8y ago
I wish more people knew about how amazing jobs in the trades can be. I've lived in the bay for most of my 20s now and have seen quite a few blue collar folk do extremely well. Right now in the bay we have IBEW journeyman electricians m
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by grassclone 8y ago
Establish yourself in the industry and save your money. Then you can take your talents else where and live in a location with a normal housing market and habe nice things.
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by grassclone 8y ago
I've been living in SV on and off for the better part of my 20s now. I make much less then most software people but have managed to make it by financially out here. My best advice would to be open of the idea of not living alone (at le
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by grassclone 8y ago
This is a really inspiring. It reminds me of a buddy who moved out here from the east coast to live here in the Bay with essentially nothing. He racked up a bunch of credit card debt and slept on our couch for about three months but ultimat
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by grassclone 8y ago
Life is dangerous. We are not defined by our intentions (no matter how noble) but rather our actions.
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by grassclone 9y ago
I drove by one of their warehouses everyday on my way to work in Sunnyvale for the better part of 4 years. They were right by LM and Yahoo!