Wedding Photographer
Wedding Photographer
Bank VP
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Originally Posted by Vantage
I have my own business, Furlong Headlight Restoration. I'm not getting many clients at all. But that's all i got.
i assemble circuit boards
Like sneaky sneaky at night or bust through the front door with a gun, all balls out style?Quote:
Originally Posted by Vantage
I'm in Peoria. About two hours and some change out from I- 294. You'd have to really compell me to make it to a Chicago meet, haha.Quote:
Originally Posted by i3igpete
I have my own business with computers. I'm also a field engineer for HP.
I work on other people's money pits.
werd fix mine!..lolQuote:
Originally Posted by TwIzTeD_3kGt
ah i was thinking that you might be at the aurora officeQuote:
Originally Posted by Alex3000gt
Network Administrator
Computer Tech (Also freelance Computer Tech)
Director of Information Technology
I get to read people's complaints about how they don't understand their mortgages, then laugh at them. Then I send letters back saying how we're sorry we can't accommodate whatever hair brained request they were making. Occasionally I send them some money for my company's screw-ups. Currently learning the ins and outs of the credit system to start working on fixing credit reporting (I HATE bankruptcy...). It's rather nice as I make decent pay, and my headphones rarely ever come off my head. :)
Almost retired, save 3Ss as a hobby. No, not for profit, lol.
Plasma process engineering technician. I assist engineers in the development of the latest plasma metal cutting technologies. Its not enough to support my ride, so it spends a lot of time sitting.
meh... theres jobs at both ends of the sprectrum, and im near the bottom. i sling pizza's right now, sometimes run the shop cuz i can do everything. about to be heading to school soon. hey it is a dead end but it got me lots of rides.... and my geo ftw
Pizza will always be in demand man.
Air transportation Air Force
Those are some nice machinesQuote:
Originally Posted by Caswell239
Good field atm.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex3000gt
I pretty much sell the above mentioned.
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im currently in Iraq with the Army. 7+ years in and i hate my job
Unix systems engineer, part time student, parent of 3, starting a performance parts shop, and I'm secretly batman
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Director - Manufacturing at our family owned machine shop. 45 CNCs, complete secondary services and welding. I have waited a LONG time to get my finances straightened out to the point we could put some scrilla to the cause this year. In fact, Tomei bov is supposed to be here today, hoping to take first drive of the year on 16t build:)
Porn Star
I manage distribution of Consumable supplies to the US Patent and Trademark Office.
I have a side business repairing XBOX 360's
I'm currently learning how to program apps for DROID
Huh.Quote:
Originally Posted by MightyMouse
I would never have guessed that last part.
Full time Computer Science student. Part time (35hours-ish) assistant manager at a small soccer shop. For guys with the computer science and software engineering degrees...any advice on getting your first job?
Working as a Technician, working on mostly BMW, Audi, Volvo, etc... and going to school.
Any movies?Quote:
Originally Posted by AaronVR4
CreeperQuote:
Originally Posted by Atrosity
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Used to work at a factory running barstock saws, got laid off, now I'm planning on joining the Navy.
I am a regional salesman for a major rebuilder of clutches, water pumps, and torque amplifiers for tractors as well as light, medium, and heavy duty trucks. We also sell new and used parts. Everything from the radiator to the seat. Anybody wanna throw a tractor turbo on their frankenstein let me know. :p
Easiest way is to know some body; otherwise have your paper work in order (degree, certs, and what not...) If you get your A+ and N+ you can also start with some day contract jobs to get your feet wet. I was lucky years ago and knew someone that got me in.Quote:
Originally Posted by SilverJester
I was working for Microsoft as a Senior Support Engineer till they decided to close our office here in Raleigh. I just started a job this week as a Support Analyst for a software company dealing in Utilities Management. I got lucky as I am working with one of my fellow Microsoft co-workers. It's a small company but they are growing really fast. They are already starting to expand operations west. I should be able to climb the corporate ladder fast with this company!
I drive these in the port in portsmouth uk
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I kill babies, steal oil and apparently I am a power hungry mod who is paid a six figure salary by AF for having a green name.
I smoke crack while watching homosexual porn...
Jeff, I think its crazy that people have come down on you for being a mod. I don't have a long history with you, however I cant say you have done anything to make me dislike you. Sure you have called me out when I have made very general statements. But you have always done it in a way that I could explain myself before you jump all over me.
Much respect to you for your real job. Protecting our freedoms and giving others a chance to enjoy it as well.
So, you're the one.Quote:
Originally Posted by eljefefx
Pump and valve mechanic for SSBN submarines (Yes those are the ones with hundreds of nuclear warheads, eat shit if you are gonna hate with some anti military bullshit) I take a HUGE amount of pride in my job knowing that I MAKE A DIFFERENCE. We have NEVER had a sub leave a refit late, EVER. The work I do is inherently important and has an impact to the operation and safety of several hundred sailors hundreds of feet below the surface of the ocean, all across the pacific.
It's awesome, btw
Electrical Engineer in Silicon Valley (job title: r&d hardware engineer). But I spent more time & money on my car when I was a student; taxes, student loans, and cost of living....