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Cody
02-Nov-2006, 06:50 AM
Now that we all know what everyone looks like, what do ya do?

Right now im working as a cook but I just got a new job scubadiving with sharks at a aquarium feeding them 5 times a day for people.

chicks dig it. :cool:

capncnut
02-Nov-2006, 07:14 AM
Nothing at the moment 'cos I have a week off! :D

Chakobsa
02-Nov-2006, 09:44 AM
Warehouse drone, FLT driver. Woot, Woot:dead: :D


Now that we all know what everyone looks like, what do ya do?

Right now im working as a cook but I just got a new job scubadiving with sharks at a aquarium feeding them people 5 times a day.

chicks dig it. :cool:

WTF!!!:D

MinionZombie
02-Nov-2006, 10:38 AM
Freelance writer/filmmaker, currently scratching around making fudge all and livin' off the 'rents. Hopefully though - struggle first, then come the riches and success and the big breaks. 2006 has been quite a good year thus far, and while on one hand has been moving slowly advancement wise, it has on the other hand suddenly all started to happen - bit of both I guess.

The ultimate goal - become a writer/director.

At the moment though, the odd job here and there (in my field, I don't mean like till work or moving things, hehe) and some freelance writing.

DjfunkmasterG
02-Nov-2006, 10:55 AM
I am a cGMP compliance specialist for a global bio-tech corporation which develops new pharmacueticals to help better the standard of living for all human beings.

:D


Basically I F**K off all day.

Cykotic
02-Nov-2006, 11:01 AM
At the moment, not a whole lot... but I was a Network Administrator. What a pile of crap that was...

LouCipherr
02-Nov-2006, 11:42 AM
I am a cGMP compliance specialist for a global bio-tech corporation which develops news pharmacueticals to help better the standard of living for all human beings.

:D


Basically I F**K off all day.

Umm, ditto. :lol: It's actually how Dj and I met - he came to work at my company temporarily, and it was all downhill from there.

Yeah, I screw off most of the day and get paid to do it. Life is good sometimes. I know it won't last forever, but i'm eating it up while I can. :lol:

Bunker65
02-Nov-2006, 12:08 PM
Computer operator/Network Administrator. Like DJ & LC I pretty much get to screw around most of the day, every day :). Sometimes I'm busy but most of the time I just make myself LOOK busy. You take it like that when you can because it's not always gonna be like that :cool:.

scotty Boy
02-Nov-2006, 01:00 PM
Im system Admin for my school. sounds dodgy and wierd but i promise its not :D

Also been doing some work around Maidstone studies where i live and if anyone from england on here knows about basil brush and ministry of mayhem then they are filmed and produced in there.

Aslo do work as an extra at times. apart from that im still studies film studies and not much else

bassman
02-Nov-2006, 01:16 PM
My family and I own a hauling company and a metal fabrication plant. So basically, I screw around all day and other people work for me.:D

Khardis
02-Nov-2006, 01:26 PM
Corporate and legal research.

dmbfanintn
02-Nov-2006, 01:29 PM
I am the Quality Systems Manager for a manufacturing facility that makes stainless steel tubing and pipe.

I know y'all are all excited now!!

deadpunk
02-Nov-2006, 02:33 PM
meh...I'm a restaraunt manager. It pays well but sucks arse.

Completely.

LouCipherr
02-Nov-2006, 02:54 PM
I forgot to mention that i'm also a full-time nutcase, and as much fun as the job is, it doesn't pay very well.

It does, however, come complete with padded rooms, white jackets that buckle in the back, 3 meals a day, and a cornucopia of free drugs provided by my health care package.

Not too shabby if you think about it. :lol:

slickwilly13
02-Nov-2006, 03:20 PM
I'm just a man whore. :D

_liam_
02-Nov-2006, 03:33 PM
i work for the man (or er, local councils, but doesn't sound as cool) making training videos & event documentation. woohoo. money's nice though.

eventually i hope to work in a tv studio as a floor manager or director, as that's what i'm trained for.

i doss about on the side with a metal band and i do a bit of (crap) writing too.

mista_mo
02-Nov-2006, 04:57 PM
I work at a food basics stocking shelves in order to pay my way towards college...hoping to get into corrections.

DjfunkmasterG
02-Nov-2006, 06:42 PM
Corporate and legal research.


aka glorified PARALEGAL :lol: :moon:

Dawg
02-Nov-2006, 08:03 PM
Past, Present & Hopefully Future:

If I start from High School, I worked in a couple fastfood joints, one for only a month until I flipped my car, then later a factory for a week making bullet-proof panels for Humvees. (It involved sticky fiberglas and ovens, hotting than hell!) Then a car parts factory in their computer lab watching a quad-screen to make sure the factory robots job tasks came back with a good condition code of double zero, change tapes in the 'vault' that always freaked me out because if there was a fire, supposedly the door would seal and this gas would fill to extinguish it. If a human was caught in it, you were pretty much dead, but you had plenty of time to get out, then print out hard-copy reports for the lazy @$$es out on the floor who wanted a hard copy in hand even though they could pull it up on their computer terminals.

Later, nightstock grocery, drug-gm (non-food), frozen and now running 'Nature's Market', which is a huge @$$ organic section in the produce. (It is suppose to become its own department and then I can get a freaking raise to department head pay.)

Formally, reserve deputy sheriff and also hospital police officer.

Now and hopefully future full-time job of writing books, directing movies, illustrating, etc.

College bound tech school interest in maybe a year or so: Computer systems, admin, networking, etc. or film production.

Funny how a lot here have computer networking, etc as their occupation. Does it really suck? I thought it would be pretty good and pay well. I make just over $13 a hour in a grocery store. What does a computer admin make? It should be more than this!

:dead: Dawg

Cody
02-Nov-2006, 09:06 PM
I made 6.40$ working at a grocery store...you suck

capncnut
02-Nov-2006, 09:43 PM
I impregnate horses on Dappledown Farm. It's a stable job I guess. :D

Exatreides
02-Nov-2006, 10:03 PM
I'm a Private first class with the Indiana national gaurd, it doesn't pay much, from about 9am saturday to 2pm saturday i make about $200, then again I do get paid to sleep about 7 hours to. And I'm a recruting assistant, and get 2k for each person i got in, got about 4k so far, and working on a couple more.

Graebel
02-Nov-2006, 10:50 PM
I'm a vet tech at a university. Today that means I'm wrestling pigs and trying to figure out whether the rat has a tumor or an infected testicle. It also means I work 50-55 hours a week.

I need to trade for a job where I waste time at work......oops...that's what I'm doing now.:rolleyes: :lol:

LoSTBoY
03-Nov-2006, 12:18 AM
Been in higher education for 4 years, have an honours degree in Network Computing (2:1)

Worked at Standard Life for 6 months and will be returning in a couple weeks for a small contract.

HLS
03-Nov-2006, 12:27 AM
I process Insurance claims for one of the largest health insurance companies in the world. I sit in a cubicle all day. Big fun. NOT!

Lots of DRAMA in my office.

Khardis
03-Nov-2006, 03:02 PM
aka glorified PARALEGAL :lol: :moon:

Not really.

dmbfanintn
03-Nov-2006, 03:22 PM
I impregnate horses on Dappledown Farm. It's a stable job I guess. :D

You must be really tall! :D ;)


I'm a Private first class with the Indiana national gaurd,

Thank you for your service Exatreides!


Not really.

Shortest post in Khardis' history!

radiokill
03-Nov-2006, 03:55 PM
I work a container board plant (paper mill producing the paper used to make the materials used to make carboard boxes) - Weyerhaeuser (I've been there for three years and I still can't spell it). Anyway, they ask me do stuff that I could have finished in like a month or two but I stretch it out over a year. I work there two days a week and every day weekday I have off from school. It pays my fuel expense. I'm really just living off my parents but they stopped putting gas in my vehicle. I'm in Computer Information Systems. Hopefully I'll worm my way into a local position so I don't have to move. Yeah, I screw around alot.

Khardis
03-Nov-2006, 03:56 PM
You must be really tall! :D ;)



Thank you for your service Exatreides!



Shortest post in Khardis' history!

Ya know, every time you guys bait me I report your post. Did you know that?

MikePizzoff
03-Nov-2006, 04:31 PM
Renovation/construction during the day.

At night/weekends I play in a band.

I have a dream of getting to the point where I don't have to do the day-time thing......

Adrenochrome
03-Nov-2006, 04:32 PM
Ya know, every time you guys bait me I report your post. Did you know that?

Tattle tell, tattle tell,
Hang your britches on a nail.
Hang 'em high,
hang 'em low.
Hang 'em in a picture show!



:D

Teacher says, every time that Khardis tattle tells, an Angel gets it's wings!
Jimmy Stewart says, "That's right, Zuzu!....that's right"


oh, I own a company that renovates old homes (also a "part time electrician")

bassman
03-Nov-2006, 04:50 PM
I have a dream of getting to the point where I don't have to do the day-time thing......

:lol: So true, man. Don't we all?

Either way....I'll always have it as a hobby.

Rock on bruva!:cool:

Kaos
03-Nov-2006, 05:38 PM
From the web:

Business Application Delivery Manager (Executive and Management)
Improves business processes and supports critical business strategies by managing the development, implementation, and maintenance of business applications systems. Leads multiple projects and oversees developers to ensure that specifications are met. Requires a bachelor's degree in area of specialty and at least 8-10 years of experience in the field or in a related area. Familiar with a variety of the field's concepts, practices, and procedures. Relies on extensive experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals. Performs a variety of tasks. Leads and directs the work of others. A wide degree of creativity and latitude is expected. Typically reports to top management.

Yes, it required a definition. However if you are familiar with "Office Space", I am The Translator.

Geophyrd
03-Nov-2006, 06:27 PM
I run the Financial Planning division for a brokerage firm. But its what I do, not who I am.

Dawg
03-Nov-2006, 07:11 PM
I made 6.40$ working at a grocery store...you suck

I've been doing it for close to nine years with a break inbetween. Experience pay is a nice thing... so is unions. :D

If the organic section becomes its own department, I'll probably become a department head and make over $15 a hour.

:dead: Dawg

Exatreides
03-Nov-2006, 07:24 PM
Tattle tell, tattle tell,
Hang your britches on a nail.
Hang 'em high,
hang 'em low.
Hang 'em in a picture show!



:D

Teacher says, every time that Khardis tattle tells, an Angel gets it's wings!
Jimmy Stewart says, "That's right, Zuzu!....that's right"


oh, I own a company that renovates old homes (also a "part time electrician")

union or non?

If had to report K every time he baited, i would need a new mouse. :p

Terran
03-Nov-2006, 07:41 PM
From the web:

Business Application Delivery Manager (Executive and Management)
Improves business processes and supports critical business strategies by managing the development, implementation, and maintenance of business applications systems. Leads multiple projects and oversees developers to ensure that specifications are met. Requires a bachelor's degree in area of specialty and at least 8-10 years of experience in the field or in a related area. Familiar with a variety of the field's concepts, practices, and procedures. Relies on extensive experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals. Performs a variety of tasks. Leads and directs the work of others. A wide degree of creativity and latitude is expected. Typically reports to top management.

Yes, it required a definition. However if you are familiar with "Office Space", I am The Translator.


Id be calling in a lot of days sick..... :dead:

Kaos
03-Nov-2006, 07:49 PM
Id be calling in a lot of days sick..... :dead:

Not me. It is a really fun job. I sometimes think how was I so lucky to fall into this career? :D

slickwilly13
03-Nov-2006, 07:51 PM
All kidding aside from my last post on here. I just graduated college with a B.S. in CJ and an English minor. I'm hunting the job scene at the moment. I have so many options I don't know where to jump. I am looking at law school, federal agent, and oil companies.

Cody
03-Nov-2006, 07:56 PM
I dont think I could take working at the same place for nearly a decade. I guess if the pay was righteous I could

MinionZombie
03-Nov-2006, 07:59 PM
"My name is slickwilly13 ... FBI" ... it's got a ring to it. :)

Then you can chase people down alley ways screaming "FREEZE! Federal Agent!" and meet with informants in dark and spooky multi-storey car parks ... or maybe I've just been watching too much X-Files...

zombie04
03-Nov-2006, 08:03 PM
well, my last job was at a beer warehouse where I did a lot of small work and stacked kegs with a forklift. Since then I've been in school working for a B.A. in Political Science and a teaching degree. Unemployed at the moment but I'm working to correct that as quick as I can. I'm just glad my parents have been kind enough to pay my rent for the time being. I kind of miss my warehouse though, I didn't have to spend money on beer.

Cody
03-Nov-2006, 08:07 PM
God I Love The X-files

Khardis
03-Nov-2006, 10:13 PM
Tattle tell, tattle tell,
Hang your britches on a nail.
Hang 'em high,
hang 'em low.
Hang 'em in a picture show!



:D

Teacher says, every time that Khardis tattle tells, an Angel gets it's wings!
Jimmy Stewart says, "That's right, Zuzu!....that's right"


oh, I own a company that renovates old homes (also a "part time electrician")


Stop flaming me, you've been warned. I will report you.

DjfunkmasterG
03-Nov-2006, 10:23 PM
Ya know, every time you guys bait me I report your post. Did you know that?


You know what your REPORT means... Jack and sh1T and jack left town.

You lost alot of credibility here when you went into a thread for my film, voted on every poll choice in regards to the film.

I had polled anyone who had seen the film, and asked what do you think I could improve on I listed four topics and you voted all of them out of spite. You got your vote taken away for that too. Since you like to be a prick, and bait everyone then when they do it to you ... you cry like a little bitch and run off to tell the mods

"they're picking on me" You brought it on yourself. be a man and take it. You started it, live with it. Also, have you read the FAQ. Abuse of the report system gets you in deeper sh1t than someone baiting you. Whats the matter you can act like a big boy, but can't take it like a big boy?

You're pathetic...

Oh, Go ahead and report this... I will do it too just to help your feeble and useless cause. :lol: :moon:

Khardis
03-Nov-2006, 10:34 PM
You know what yblahblahblahblahblahblah this... I will do it too just to help your feeble and useless cause. :lol: :moon:

Reported.

DjfunkmasterG
03-Nov-2006, 10:40 PM
Reported.


Hooray, would you like a cookie? :D

dmbfanintn
03-Nov-2006, 11:14 PM
Stop flaming me, you've been warned. I will report you.

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Andy
03-Nov-2006, 11:44 PM
DJ, backdown.

khardis, quit rising to it.

dmbfanintn, spam my forums with another post like that and your getting warned.

thread closed and i dont want to see another one.