Originally posted by Ringodoggie

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I tried inserting acmlm_db.sql (which came with acmlmboard 1.a3) using phpmyadmin and I get this problem:

Error

SQL-query:

CREATE TABLE `actionlog` (
`id` mediumint( 9 ) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT ,
`atime` varchar( 15 ) NOT NULL default '',
`adesc` mediumtext NOT NULL ,
`aip` text NOT NULL ,
PRIMARY KEY ( `id` )
) ENGINE = MYISAM DEFAULT CHARSET = latin1

MySQL said: Documentation
#1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1' at line 7

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Originally posted by CheesePie

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Originally posted by NSNick

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Crucify This!

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Eh? Crucify what? This is the internet, man, we cannot see where you are pointing!!!

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Originally posted by HyperHacker

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Oh yeah. Super Mario RPG and Link to the Past were way hard... Now I can finish off SMRPG in like a few hours, and LTTP is nothing special (though I haven't got around to finishing it ).

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Originally posted by Bush Hater

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I screwed up guys. This was supposed to be a quiz.

Like 5 points whoever get's the right answer.

Other people who try to answer them.

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• Wash windows with washer fluid (spraying on the windows with a spray bottle, and then whipe it down with papertowell-like stuff).
  
• Vacuum the insides of cars.
  
• Make sure cars get a sticker inside of the car, that shows when they need to make another Oil-Change pit stop. This usually consists of getting in the car, and turning the car into the "On Position" to get the mileage, since you write down their mileage with 3,000 miles added to it, and 3 months from the current date for the sticker, telling them when they need to be back, by mileage or date. If that makes sense?
  
• Greet customers: This, gets old. We give out folders with the vehicle owners personal information (such as phone number, etc. so we can contact them), and dates of services they've gotten. When they DON'T have these, you have to get: The year of the car, maker, model, type of oil that they want (there's different kinds for different ammount of mileage and so on), name, number, location, zip, current date, current mileage, then check the boxes of the services they want. Sounds easy, but when you do 60 cars a day, it gets old.
  
• Driving cars in and out of the bays. We have 3 bays at my Jiffy Lube. Picture a 3-car garage, where you can drive in it, and out of it. That's basically the bays. Where I spend my hours. And you have to use "Bay Calls" (yelling certain things) when driving cars, moving them, and starting them up (starting a car up with no oil in it, is obviously bad).
  
• Tire rotations: This is annoying. You have to setup the car correctly in the bay, put bumpers under it, raise it from the ground by a machine that we have, drill off the tires (with the correct matching tire scew size), switch them, put the caps back on, drill the caps back on, tighten them down with a special tool, lower the machine, move the bumpers. It's annoying.
  
• Other things: Taking out the trash, making sure the lobby is clean, spraying down in-ground towers that have all the types of oil (the hoses, to keep the place clean). Mop up spills if needed, going down stairs to bring up air filters and oil canisters, and so on.

Originally posted by Priere

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I've seen it down to $25. Where are you looking?

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Originally posted by Danielle

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That is retarded. I can't believe I watched 5 whole minutes of that crap.
This is a great book, how is that amusing in the least? Maybe my sense of humor sucks.

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