[jewel25]

Originally Posted by aSSian

i know, i'm not applying, just giving you a hard time

I can't do Alaska

[PoorMansCamaro]

Originally Posted by jewel25

I can't do Alaska

yeah, i wouldn't want to live there either. just visit.

[Gigachip]

got dressed...got "pretty" for the presentation...
only to get out of the shower to an email on my phone saying no class
guess that means I can do homework smelling clean

[SinisterEcho]

Originally Posted by Tessa

Off to get Cherry!!!

[jewel25]

Originally Posted by aSSian

yeah, i wouldn't want to live there either. just visit.

I need to be somewhere sunny and warm

[Mysteek]

Originally Posted by Gigachip

got dressed...got "pretty" for the presentation...
only to get out of the shower to an email on my phone saying no class
guess that means I can do homework smelling clean

That sux! However, better to have found out now rather than when you were already at class and wondering where everyone is.

[PoorMansCamaro]

this is the Duties:

Electronic Technicians (ET) install and maintain electronic equipment and lighting aids associated with facilities and services required for aviation navigation to ensure a reliable, safe, and smooth flow of air traffic. This involves work with radar, communications, computers, navigational aids, airport lighting aids, and electrical/mechanical support for facilities on and off airports within the network of the National Airspace System (NAS). It includes periodic maintenance (inspection and analysis of equipment with associated adjustments), corrective maintenance, troubleshooting, repair and replacement of malfunctioning equipment, and certification. ETs normally maintain the electronics portion of facilities. Some ETs travel throughout a large geographic region of the country installing new electronic equipment at a wide range of facilities and remote locations. ETs may also assist in the design, development and evaluation of new types of electronic equipment for the NAS.

Many ETs work out of offices located at or near airports and on service equipment located on airports, in air traffic control towers, automated flight service stations, air route traffic control centers, in open fields, or even on remote mountain tops. It is often necessary to drive significant distances (100-200 miles) to reach facilities.

i think it's all buildings and non-aircraft stuff.

[Gigachip]

Originally Posted by Mysteek

That sux! However, better to have found out now rather than when you were already at class and wondering where everyone is.

ya
normally I start walking to class 30 min from start so I can get there set up and be ready for class to start..
today I happen to be ready to drive to class so I'm not all sweaty from the heat..presentation after all you know

[PoorMansCamaro]

Originally Posted by jewel25

I need to be somewhere sunny and warm

sounds like florida, or vegas.

[jewel25]

Originally Posted by aSSian

this is the Duties:



i think it's all buildings and non-aircraft stuff.

Boring

[2010 SSRS]

Originally Posted by Gigachip

got dressed...got "pretty" for the presentation...
only to get out of the shower to an email on my phone saying no class
guess that means I can do homework smelling clean

pretty Giga, get out there and meet some hotties

[jewel25]

Originally Posted by aSSian

sounds like florida, or vegas.

I miss you :(

[PoorMansCamaro]

Originally Posted by jewel25

Boring

what? actually doing work is boring? lol your job is boring.

[Gigachip]

Originally Posted by 2010 SSRS

pretty Giga, get out there and meet some hotties

I'll save that for another time
got all day to work on homework and get it over with so that I can have a weekend to do that stuff