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Bakeman · April 2012

Truck Driver for a major fast food chain

Dirtnaponhold · April 2012

First job Paper boy, moved on to gas station attendant, B-36 crew chief, Stone Harbor cop, US Post office letter carrier, Jig and Fixture builder for Douglas Aircraft, Quality Control Supervisor for General Electric, Live Insurance salesman, Capet Cleaning franchise owner for Chen Dry, Laundromat owner, Built and ran a Dry Cleaner, senior manager for MLM company, and finally the best job a "Retired Old Fart".

ChanningJohnson · April 2012

I'm a photographer: http://www.channingjohnson.com

Village Idiot · April 2012

I'm a photographer: http://www.channingjohnson.com

Nice website and bio, Channing. =D>

tgkleman · April 2012

Business development for a packaging company

stike · April 2012

Channing is a mile south of me.
Small world

See you at Billy's Roast Beef, or Turner's

Mike8it · April 2012

Biologist at a public aquarium.

My wife has a degree in Marine Biology from UNCW. But she didnt want to get into doing research so she went back to school and is and RN.

I took her to Atlanta last year and got her to dive in the Georgia Aquarium. Thats an incredible place.

But she wouldnt let me go to the Mothership.

Good to see a fellow Seahawk here. I graduated from UNCW in 99 with a finance degree. Absolutely loved my time there.

Eggbertsdad · April 2012

I work with community banks around the country managing the merchant portfolios.

NecessaryIndulg · April 2012

I co-own a company that sells electronic components to manufacturers.

Janssen14 · April 2012

Railroad carman

Hi54putty · April 2012

Work now in a dream restaurant as a server. Best job of my life. Can't wait to go back to work every day!

I don't know Masked Marvel, but the restaurant where he works (1618) is the best around. My wife and I drive 45 minutes to eat there, and it's one of the only places we eat out anymore. Anyone in the Triad area of NC, I would recommend it.

gtk10583 · April 2012

Molecular Biologist (bread winner)
Guitarist/Luthier (hobby)
Beer taster (life necessity)

tjv · April 2012

right now I'm a juggler, given all the things I got going........LOL

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pezking7p · April 2012

Add another vote for "Mechanical Engineer" - dang, looks like we're a dime a dozen now :((

Mechanical Engineering Degree: when you want potential employers to know that you're pretty good at looking stuff up in handbooks.

:P

Engineer. Degree in materials science/metallurgy/semiconductor devices. However I work as a process/equipment engineer and all-around badass.

Mowgli · April 2012

System Administrator - Taking care of Citrix.

travisstrick · April 2012

Past jobs: Pizza guy, Forklift operator for boat dry storage marina, commerical fishermen, fish cleaner at seafood joint in Tallahassee and construction (mostly replacement windows, siding and sunrooms)

Fliehigh · April 2012

Financial Systems Admin (Dynamics GP presented with Citrix Xen App)

fletcherfam · April 2012

I am a quality control manager for a commercial general contractor working on Department of Defense projects, based in Kitsap County Washington

Z_Eggineer · April 2012

I am basically a glorified plumber who does not know who to conduct/drive a train, lol...

FxLynch · April 2012

Radiology Technologist and I dabble in PACS administration. Probably heading back to school soon to move on to a different career. My fiance is a Psychologist, so I save money there :)

tazcrash · April 2012

Mechanical Engineering Degree: when you want potential employers to know that you're pretty good at looking stuff up in handbooks.

So using this on my brother in-law! Thanks

tazcrash · April 2012

System Administrator - Taking care of Citrix.

God bless you guys.

Save me from having to drive into work in the middle of the night to check on system status.

fishlessman · April 2012

i design, make, and fix things.

Jan_WassisMeats · April 2012

Own a Meat Market in Melbourne, Fl .We also sell the BGE

billyray · April 2012

I was a professional meat cutter in the mid to late 1960's, worked for several chain stores and independents, as well as the local slaughter house. Then went into business with my in-laws in the saw mill and lumber business. Added hardware and building materials to the lumber and became Ace Hardware dealers in the early 1970's. Eventually had 5 Ace stores and 2 garden centers, now am retired from the retail business, but still manage our commercial and residential properties.

Hillbilly-Hightech · April 2012

Mechanical Engineering Degree: when you want potential employers to know that you're pretty good at looking stuff up in handbooks.
So using this on my brother in-law! Thanks

heh... actually, you can say what 1 of my ME professors used to say: you only need to know 2 things to be a mechanical engineer:

F = m*a
You can't push a rope!!

hehehehe... :D

Or, on the other side, you have this: "What's the difference between civil and mechanical engineers?
Mechanical engineers build weapons -- civil engineers build targets!!!" =))

In all seriousness, I really enjoy what I do - I get to design something different each project, so I'm never bored - and especially w/ all the CAD tools they have nowadays - to me, I refer to it as "Technical Artistry" - meaning, I get to use the creative side of my brain for the designing portion, but also the technical (engineer) side for the dimensions, clearances, materials, fit / finish, etc... to me it's the best of both worlds!!

Hillbilly-Hightech · April 2012

fishlessman - you can't post all those cool pics w/out also 'splaining what they are!!!! :-B

RichardBronosky · April 2012

Software Development Manager

I also do Systems Engineering and Database Administration. I deal with Open Source technology exclusively (where possible).

tazcrash · April 2012

fishlessman - you can't post all those cool pics w/out also 'splaining what they are!!!! :-B

X2, but I did recognize the beer tap, and the liquid smoke collector? and the train. :)

Mechanical Engineering Degree: when you want potential employers to know that you're pretty good at looking stuff up in handbooks.

So using this on my brother in-law! Thanks heh... actually, you can say what 1 of my ME professors used to say: you only need to know 2 things to be a mechanical engineer:

F = m*a
You can't push a rope!!

hehehehe... :D

Or, on the other side, you have this: "What's the difference between civil and mechanical engineers?
Mechanical engineers build weapons -- civil engineers build targets!!!" =))

OK, I like those too.

Griffin · April 2012

Chemist. I test water for the City to make sure that we get all the urine and other stuff out before it floats down the Trinity River to Houston. Yeah, that's right Houston....don't make me mad or I'll leave the pee in water. :D

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