So what does everyone do for a living?

[KrisBKream]

I'm a registered nurse working with psychiatrically and emotionally challenged children and adolescents in a placement group home setting. I'm also so new to vaping that I'm expecting my starter kit to arrive this week. I don't plan on ever vaping on the unit around the residents, just as I don't smoke analogs there now. But I'm very much looking forward to vaping in my office instead of driving around wasting gas, and then having to mask the smell before going back to set a healthy example for the kids.

 

[ogredog]

Homeless, will work for juice?

 

[MrT0ad]

soldier us army. i vape here at work sometimes well most of the time saves me from going out in the heat during the day in afghanistan plus with all the sand in the air vaping helps me breath alot better then a regular cig.

Vape On

Do you find it a bit of a chore to get supplies there? Or you took enough with you to last for the entire deployment?

 

[ncargrl]

First, thanks to all our military vapers! Love you all! I work as staff support for a college. I am a printing technician by day; blogger, photographer, poet by night.

 

[madteaparty]

I'm a marketing consultant, and really new to vaping. It's already resulted in a productivity boost, though - I love that I don't have to head outside every hour and don't break my train of thought!

 

[Kpoc]

I am an AH64-D pilot here in Afghanistan again.I love my ego cause it works in my aircraft on those long 8 hours in the air. To answer the question on getting supplies here it varies for me and my vaping contingent here. Some things I have found such as ELP juice gets here in a week, others like my ego took a month. So I generally now keep a supply of 200-300 ml on hand and about 4 attys for each my tank and mega system. It also helps to ship it to the wife in the states and then have her just drop it in one of her packages. Between the 8 or so other vapors here we keep each other informed on who sells and ships faster.

 

[Rosco]

Love the Longbow...

 

[WomanOfHeart]

I'm a technical specialist for a legal repository company. I'm the lucky devil who gets to help tech challenged attorneys and paralegals use our application. It's not a bad gig really and I enjoy it! Before I got into the tech world I was a Combat Medic in the Army. I got my EMT(P) and CRTT while Active Duty.

 

[jtpjc]

Used to be a translator and writer of books on computer hardware and software. Then I got kind of disabled. These days I'm a professional timewaster on ECF (meaning: wasting my own time and other's).

 

[hisfattness]

i do part time tech work for my church. other than that lurk on ECF, play mafia wars on facebook, be a daddy to my cute puppy, and try to find things to take up my time cuz i have sleeping issues. And working on getting my disability cuz the lilttle money from the church sure doesn't pay the bills. And big supporter of our armed forces. Used to be in the AF.

 

[DevilFishPhil]

I'm a search engine optimizer at an agency, and as others have mentioned not having to head outside every hour for a smoke certainly has helped my productivity tremendously. While I don't smoke @ my desk because I work in a loft type office, I always bring it with me when I go to the bathroom, the kitchen, and in the conference room

 

[Chime]

Manufacturing Technologist. In other words not much unless something breaks or needs to be optimized . Being able to vape on the floor or office or when up to my elbows in gear oil and sawdust is great.

 

[Vapian]

soldier us army....

Thanks for your service, friend. People always tell me they can't understand how anyone could work on a Submarine. I tell most of them that I wanted to be a Soldier but being severely allergic to bullets, figured Subs were safer.

 

[Old Chemist]

I tell most of them that I wanted to be a Soldier but being severely allergic to bullets, figured Subs were safer.

Well... not always - did you see this?

 

[jordonm41]

I am a wedding officiate in Ohio

 

[tamale_2]

PhD student in sociology. I mostly work from home now, but when I'm out in the field doing research or teaching I don't vape on the job. Other than that, I vape ALL day long while doing grading, research writing, etc on my trusty MacBook. My partner works for the state and can't vape at work. I do know her boss appreciates her kicking the cancer stick habit, but as a professional courtesy she still takes "smoke breaks" or vapes covertly in the restroom.

 

[H. Wordsmythe]

Well I wish I could say I make my living by blowing people's minds with my mighty ROCK, but... I'm a technician for the Michigan Dept. of Treasury. I also have a side biz building custom PCs. And, I have my band, but we make quite a bit more noise than we do money.

 

[phonedude]

I sit and look out the window and collect a pension for a living.

I am retired from telecommunications. (Mostly installing Nortel systems) I have lots of time to stalk the mailman.

I wish I would have discovered vaping before I retired. It would have fit in very well with much of my workday.

Retirement does not interfere with vaping at all.

 

[Kingbtheone]

I am a wedding officiate in Ohio

My other half is a wedding/event planner....hmmm (westside cleveland)

Im a collision estimator, you wreck your car, you come see me, now i do not smell like smoke! I vape all around, just not near customers.

 

[Vapian]

Well... not always - did you see this?

I said safer, not "safe". Believe me, I'm privy to far more Darwin Award-worthy events than I will ever tell anyone about. However, despite being extremely allergic to highly accelerated projectiles aimed in my direction, and the fact that Subs are (statistically) far safer than the civilian drive to work, no one gets on boats that are designed to sink because they're "safe".

Loving seeing the variety here; Overall, seems like a lot of capable folks. You'd almost think this was a hobby that technical folk would take a liking to....