What do you guys do for a living?

[utimmer43]

For a living, I drive a truck and load/deliver kitchen cabinets. For a hobby, I do just about anything related to remodeling a house. (OK, it's not really a hobby. I'm just too darn stubborn to hire someone else to do it.)

 

[Georgie]

I work for a Propane Company. If anyone has any questions or concerns about Propane I would be happy to help.

 

[mrwood3]

i have a kitchen cabinet business. retail. love to play golf, shoot and fly.

 

[andywhite.net]

Cartoonist, with a day job: piano tuner.

 

[They1]

I'm an inventor.

 

[ReptileGeek]

I am a Sonar Tech in the US Navy. Been in a little over 9 years now. I am also Vice President of a reptile rescue group in Virginia called VIIPER (Virginians Interested In Protecting Every Reptile) V I I P E R - Virginian's Interested In Protecting Every Reptile. I am also a Staff Member on Reptilegeeks.com. I like to play golf every once in a while, though tiger woods I am not.

 

[come-and-take-it-FL]

I feel like I’ve lived two or three separate lives in the last 30 years or so of life! I’ve had a number of “professions” in each of those lives!

But, a couple of notables worth mentioning… I’ve been blessed… to be: a TEXAN, an American, husband of twenty years to the prettiest belle Texas ever produced, and father of two fantastic boys!

In my current life, I am presently serving as a pastor… and more specifically, as a worship pastor!

So, I’m good for providing any spiritual assistance I can offer, and for singing a pretty song for ya!!

 

[rforgy]

Systems Technician for the Telco. T-1's,DSL's, analog circuits, network infrastructure and that kind of stuff.

Retired from this and computer operations support and NOC engineer.

 

[symtron]

RF/Computer/Telco Project Coordinator for a SC State Agency.

If it has a wire or piece of fiber, I'll get involved somehow when it breaks

 

[svrivera]

Wow talk about networking..this is a great idea.For me I have 16 in for local municipal government, but I do work and have a vast knowledge of many things.... just ask:biggrin:

 

[oldvet53]

what do you do for a living

i' retired, 20%service connected disability,100% social security disabled. would much rather be back in the army.

 

[MONTANA]

I retired from Louisiana Office of Mental Health after 29 years as a licensed mental health professional. Then a few months after Katrina, relocated up to Montana and worked as a probation officer for two years in Missoula County. Live up in the Bitter Root Valley and it is mighty pretty country!

 

[JJFlash]

Let's see...carpenter, computer programmer, intelligence spook, college professor, securities broker, now a certified public accountant. No, I don't get TOO restless...

 

[harveydent]

bartender/bar owner/concept consult

 

[Vyrone]

I'm a retired Mortgage Broker, when the mortgage business went to he--, I decided to retire.
So far I am living, but under the Obama program, I don't know what kind of future living this will be.

 

[Ga9mm]

Semi-professional musician, airline maintenance manager, constant daydreamer. I'm also "we," and that keeps me really busy. In case your verbage is a little different, whenever my wife sayd that "we" are going to do something around the house, go to the grocery store, or all sorts of other stuff, I become "we." That is more of a full time job than pretty much anything else I do. Wouldn't trade it for the world, though!!:man_in_love:

 

[tattedupboy]

Until I was wounded in the line of duty, I was a security guard (which a search on the earlier pages of this thread will reveal). My arm is now about 70% functional now and I am employed as a substitute teacher.

 

[6shootercarry]

Software QA engineer, failure analysis/test engineer, field service engineer, former ASE and Toyota certified Master Automobile Technician... Worn a few hats and I do get restless some times.

Novice carpenter and electrician (here at home and when my brother-in-law needs some assistance... I get asked to setup home theater systems on occasion...

I'd rather do it myself than pay someone else if I feel confident in my ability to get the job done.

 

[MADnMO]

Let's see...carpenter, computer programmer, intelligence spook, college professor, securities broker, now a certified public accountant. No, I don't get TOO restless...

Damn! What do you do in your spare time? :biggrin:

 

[MADnMO]

Until I was wounded in the line of duty, I was a security guard (which a search on the earlier pages of this thread will reveal). My arm is now about 70% functional now and I am employed as a substitute teacher.

What subjects do you teach?