Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 5:33 am
I'm 24, software developer. It's nice to see so many other computer-related professionals living dangerously. =P
25, network/sysadmin.
nerds on bikes 4tw!
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Just wondering about average age and careers of you riders
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Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 6:01 am
Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 6:05 am
32, popcorn star.
As for wheelies, I've tried 'em a few times, but I'm really scared of dumping my new bike. Hell yeah on dirtbikes, but I'm just so scared shitless of destroying my new baby.
As for wheelies, I've tried 'em a few times, but I'm really scared of dumping my new bike. Hell yeah on dirtbikes, but I'm just so scared shitless of destroying my new baby.
Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 6:33 am
CNF2002 wrote:I'm 26 and wondering how all these younger people got such great careers started
Luck+willingness to be paid about 1/3'rd of what i should be.
Celebrate my 4 year geekiversary on 11/11
If i can manage to stand this place for one more year, then i can tack on a solid 5 years experience onto my resume. Makes it tasty Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 6:42 am
22 years old, I'm finishing up my degree in Computer Engineering, and I work as an Assoc. Engineer for Progress Energy (the power company around here).
I don't wheelie... I have, but I don't really care to.
Strangely enough... the bike I wheelied was the 79 KZ650... lol. It kinda suprised me, I wasn't really *trying* to wheelie, but it did it. I didn't think a 60hp 560 lb bike would wheelie without major clutch abuse, but I was wrong.
I don't wheelie... I have, but I don't really care to.
Strangely enough... the bike I wheelied was the 79 KZ650... lol. It kinda suprised me, I wasn't really *trying* to wheelie, but it did it. I didn't think a 60hp 560 lb bike would wheelie without major clutch abuse, but I was wrong.
Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 7:16 am
I'm 43 and an administrative assistant. I started riding a year ago.
If you can afford both, great. If not, get your education out of the way first!
If you can afford both, great. If not, get your education out of the way first!
Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 7:36 am
I'm 34, single, no kids, and I burn up most of my time managing a big ol' Service Desk in IT at a hospital consisting of 8,000 nurses and doctors who doesn't know what the "Any key" is.
Wheelies, hell yeah...on my dirtbike when I was 12. Hell no on my 600lbs+ cruiser on asphalt.
Wheelies, hell yeah...on my dirtbike when I was 12. Hell no on my 600lbs+ cruiser on asphalt.
Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 7:39 am
If we didn't live dangerously outside the office, I think most of us would have just killed ourselves by nowavoidalliteration wrote:I'm 24, software developer. It's nice to see so many other computer-related professionals living dangerously. =P
Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 7:41 am
AMEN! IT is the most ungrateful field...some people have no idea what happens behind the sceens.jonnythan wrote:If we didn't live dangerously outside the office, I think most of us would have just killed ourselves by nowavoidalliteration wrote:I'm 24, software developer. It's nice to see so many other computer-related professionals living dangerously. =P
Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 8:12 am
Nah. We computer geeks don't kill ourselves, we go on rampages and kill our co-workers.jonnythan wrote:If we didn't live dangerously outside the office, I think most of us would have just killed ourselves by nowavoidalliteration wrote:I'm 24, software developer. It's nice to see so many other computer-related professionals living dangerously. =P
