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RE: RE: What do you do for a living? - 3/15/2004 6:05:46 AM

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RE: RE: What do you do for a living? - 3/16/2004 12:04:16 AM

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Business Sector Manager selling custom designed carpet to Casinos and any other quality Leisure Operators.
You see it. You like it. I make it. You pay. Simple

Trust me I'm a Salesman (or is that a frustrated pilot).

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RE: What do you do for a living? - 3/17/2004 1:31:46 AM

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RE: What do you do for a living? - 3/17/2004 7:08:56 AM

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Prole ... I used to build custom basses too ... my partner was a real 'artiste' and he was too flaky, oh well ... lesson learnt about working with talented people! I love basses and I love yours!!! You do good work. If its fully handcrafted then your prices are very very fair.

I used to be a lawyer, gave it up after a while and then ventured into the guitar business. From young I love music and instruments. Now I am a concert promoter in Malaysia. Living it up enjoying myself to the point I get to fly every morning before work. I guess I got no complains about my life. I am a Happy Bunny ...

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RE: What do you do for a living? - 3/26/2004 2:48:34 AM

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Prostate examiner..

Just when i leave hospital i trully appreciate those human faces around I see....HUMAN....FACES!!!! ROLMAO

Just kidding......I am a low pay welder whos working for a worse company in deep south....Putting up 12 hrs shifts so i'll have enough money saved one day to buy one molded tire for my model airplane landing gear.
"I love my job..It loves me too..... NOT!! "

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RE: What do you do for a living? - 3/26/2004 3:36:35 AM

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I am a Infrastructure engineer for an accounting firm.

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RE: Occupation - 3/29/2004 4:46:05 PM

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I am the Director of Purchasing for the Catalog division of Banta Corporation.

For the 99% of you who don't know who Banta is, we are approximately the 4th largest printer in the United States. My division is responsible for a portion of those, ahem, junk mail catalogs you receive.

Hey I work for Bud K World Wide, Y'all print/printed our catalogs that we send out. Hmm small world.

Ok I work for Bud K World Wide. We sale knives and swords. Check out www.budk.com. I work in the show room and you will know me as "the product specialist."

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RE: What do you do for a living? - 4/17/2004 3:25:57 AM

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Nurse, work with the developmentally disabled

Politician's aid huh?

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RE: What do you do for a living? - 4/17/2004 3:33:15 AM

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Aussie Recruiter. (RAAF Techo then years in Sales) last 20yrs sourcing IT sales and support staff. hoping for another 20 sourcing anyone with IT's downturn

Unless some very rich babe out there would like to keep me in a manner Ive never been accustomed

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RE: What do you do for a living? - 4/19/2004 3:24:14 AM

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Hello; I'm currently driving an off road logging truck on Vancouver Island. I've been averaging 100 ton loads for two years now, often on 27% down grades. Long days narrow roads huge loads, I like it. I was a Heavy duty mechanic in this logging camp for 27 years before the truck. Like any job I have good days and bad days, and the pay is pretty good. I kind of wore my shulder out as a mechanic, also the knees, elbows and back took a beating.

My usual haul is under 40 kms. takes about an hour then wait at the dump for 2 hours or more, then out for another one, not so bad.

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RE: What do you do for a living? - 4/19/2004 5:23:55 AM

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Printer for www.qg.com

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RE: What do you do for a living? - 4/23/2004 10:09:21 PM

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I am a student, don`t make a lot of money so i go for the cheapest

Often GWS.
I work in a hobby store several days of the week.

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RE: What do you do for a living? - 4/24/2004 1:20:06 AM

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WOW! YOU ALL HAVE REALLY COOL JOBS, I GO TO SCHOOL RIGH NOW (OF COURSE I'M ONLY 15) BUT I AM TAKING ARCHITECTURE CLASSES THAT I WILL TAKE ME THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL. I FINISHED TWO YEARS OF DRAFTING IN JR. HIGH AND LOVED IT. I THOUGHT THAT I WANTED TO BE AN ARCHITECT BUT I AM NOW FINDING THAT I WOULD LIKE TO RUN CNC MACHINES AND DO ALL OF THE CAD WORK.

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RE: What do you do for a living? - 4/24/2004 4:18:45 AM

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well this is an interesting thread

Im a roof/floor truss designer for Cox Lumber in Sarasota FL

however i get to work out of my home in Westcliffe, CO with moutains all around, i live up at 8000', i bet im probabbly the highest flyer there is around here, maybe not

i get paid by the piece which is sweet, cause i know what im getting paid for each house before i start it and then i just decide how fast i want to make it

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RE: What do you do for a living? - 4/25/2004 8:35:59 AM

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hi

im a blimppilot for an advertising firm but before im a team driver in which i earn money to supply my needs, also the club sponsors us

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RE: What do you do for a living? - 4/25/2004 3:56:37 PM

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I'm a Auto Mechanic for the worlds largest fleet. The United States Postal Service. 250,000 vehicles
and counting. Keep those cards and letters coming folks. I've worked on everything from bikes to
Quarter tons, Half Tons, 1 tons, 2 tons, 5 tons 7 tons ,9 tons,tractors and trailers, spoters, police vehicles, postal inspection vehicles, these are just some of the vehicles.
Plus I get to drive with the steering wheel on the wrong side of the vehicle........cool.

Oh yea, by the way were over worked and under paid. But on the good side they leave
us alone. Because most people in mangement don't know how to fix this stuff.

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RE: What do you do for a living? - 4/25/2004 4:56:04 PM

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Machinst for the U.S. Navy aboard USS Enterprise. Manufacture and repair just about everything