Orion
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My age really isn't 18. My real age is 22. I have a habit of lying about my age on forums, I don't know why. But I did prove to James that I was 22 years old with the pictures I took in 2004 that showed me when I was 18 on New Years. I don't know how he found out when the picture was taken though. He also found out the picture was taken at 12:01AM.
My birthday is the same, but the year is different. (12/30/85)
I don't work illegally. I sent an application to MTA, lost $40 in the process (you must pay $40 along with sending the application). After 6-8 months, I was accepted. The job started out at around $19 an hour, and incrementally went up the longer I worked, and it is now at $23 an hour. The way things work is they put you through this training, which includes driving anything from VII's to D60HF's. They want you to weave in and out of the support beams from the train tracks above.
Also we have these Roadeos once a year to test you, like reversing through this obstacle course set up by cones. Alot of people have failed and had fun playing cone soccer.
Here is the 2007 Roadeo TTM123 took a video of.
He obviously failed with flying colors.
I never worked for an MTA Private Line, therefore I never drove the QBx1 route. I told MistaX that I did because I didn't want him to find me, I don't want anything to do with him. He asking for my address and everything so I just ended up giving him the wrong address too. I do live at Crotona however, and I drive the Bx41 Route. I took this video visiting my old apartment. I do live in NYC too. This vid was taken by a 3.2mp Kodak Camera, so that's why it's quality is so low.
As you can see, that is an MTA NYCT bus outside the window. I don't have the Kodak anymore, I'm searching for a REAL camera/camcorder. If you got any ideas on which one I should get, please PM me, I don't know much about cameras/camcorders.
My birthday is the same, but the year is different. (12/30/85)
I don't work illegally. I sent an application to MTA, lost $40 in the process (you must pay $40 along with sending the application). After 6-8 months, I was accepted. The job started out at around $19 an hour, and incrementally went up the longer I worked, and it is now at $23 an hour. The way things work is they put you through this training, which includes driving anything from VII's to D60HF's. They want you to weave in and out of the support beams from the train tracks above.
Also we have these Roadeos once a year to test you, like reversing through this obstacle course set up by cones. Alot of people have failed and had fun playing cone soccer.
Here is the 2007 Roadeo TTM123 took a video of.
He obviously failed with flying colors.
I never worked for an MTA Private Line, therefore I never drove the QBx1 route. I told MistaX that I did because I didn't want him to find me, I don't want anything to do with him. He asking for my address and everything so I just ended up giving him the wrong address too. I do live at Crotona however, and I drive the Bx41 Route. I took this video visiting my old apartment. I do live in NYC too. This vid was taken by a 3.2mp Kodak Camera, so that's why it's quality is so low.
As you can see, that is an MTA NYCT bus outside the window. I don't have the Kodak anymore, I'm searching for a REAL camera/camcorder. If you got any ideas on which one I should get, please PM me, I don't know much about cameras/camcorders.