I'm a fuck up three.

[pushing_fe]

I like vanilla coke.

That is all.

 

[decem]

i wish they had diet vanilla coke.

i tried a regular one and by the end of the bottle it had grown on me..

i just can't get myself to take in all that sugar though..

 

[Natymike]

I personally thought it was too sweet.

Ok to sip, but not to drink IMO.

 

[Pineapple Devil]

it tastes just like the left over liquid in an ice cream float

 

[beastboy]

I personally thought it was too sweet.

Ok to sip, but not to drink IMO.

Me too...tastes like Faygo's Cream soda...anyone have Faygo in their area??

 

[pushing_fe]

I feel like a dirty whore after drinking one myself. I never use to drink any soft drinks before this came out. However, since I started working at 7:00 AM and going to school in the evenings I need massive amounts of caffeine to function. I think that I should just get some no doze or something!

 

[decem]

dude.. soft drinks don't have all THAT much caffeine in them...

not compared to coffee... or say ripped fuel..

 

[decem]

we have faygo here nugs.

fe.. what are you going to school for? how far along are ya? how old are you? etc?

 

[pushing_fe]

I get plenty of coffee here at work, and I have been drinking cokes while I am in class.

I am 27 and only have a couple IT certifications and an AA in Business Administration. I decided to go back to school to finish my BBA in Finance or Management. I haven't quite decided yet. I have at least two more semesters before I have to make up my mind.

I honestly haven't quite figured out what I want to do when I grow up. I have enough responsibilities here at Verizon that I can tailor my resume to either look like I'm IT or Finance. I know that there is more money in IT, but it really seems like the market is saturated here in Atlanta.

 

[decem]

the market is saturated everywhere brudda..

what certs do you hold?

i went and got the mcse and mcdba a few years ago (on the nt 4.0 track) and i'm glad i did. those two certs were what i used as leverage in my pay rate negotiations..

what do you do?

 

[pushing_fe]

I got my CCNA and Net+ certifications and there not exactly in high demand around these parts. I was going to start my MCSE, but I was tired of reading "Four Year Degree Required" on every freaking job that I seen posted so I decided to focus on that.

I am in Operations. My main responsibility is to manage Access Databases, but I also reconcile monthly budget numbers and research invailid journal entries amung other things.