I dig holes and hide lots of aluminum conductors. Sometimes they even let me dig them back up.
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Ex programmer turned truck driver. Got caught in the post 9/11 layoffs when the economy tanked. There's a ton of ex it guys out here driving now.
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I recently retired as a facilities manager from the local newspaper after 33 years, and I'm just loving my new vaping lifestyle.
International multimodal logistics, specializing in dangerous goods.
And a huge shout out to the drivers out there- thanks for keeping us moving guys and gals
And a huge shout out to the drivers out there- thanks for keeping us moving guys and gals
My first experience with hospice was when my dad died of lung cancer. He chose to finish his life at home, and the help we received from the hospice nurse was so comforting. I can't even tell you how much I admire you for what you do. I know I couldn't do it.
My regular job title is Ruler of the universe. You can visit me at my office by using a key from an unprobability field or by using an infinite improbability drive.
I part time as an evil genius. My lair is secret, but feel free to request a job application. I'm always in search of good henchmen and there is always a regular turnover rate for minions associated with the hazards of the job.
I part time as an evil genius. My lair is secret, but feel free to request a job application. I'm always in search of good henchmen and there is always a regular turnover rate for minions associated with the hazards of the job.
Retired and lovin it, I was in the US Navy for 8 years, then a security officer for JC Penny, then a Deputy Sheriff, then a security officer at a military college. Before the Navy I was a waitress, a bartender, and a receptionist at a veterinary clinic, worked as a temp for IBM repairing PCB's (that was in the early 80's before many PCB's were mass produced). Now I raise chickens and weave baskets (insert joke here) for extra cash.
Structural engineer and project coordinator for a company that designs, sells, and installs storage rack and retail fixtures. If you've been to a Dicks Sporting Goods, Discount Tire Co., or an Amazon distribution center, you've probably seen my work.
yes, it is awkward. pretty sure i fired that dude last millenium for violating the improbability harassment guidelines. but i see he's still doing it.
job's open now...
Welll.... Sort of. Sometimes I do communication equipment (I climb a lot of towers). Sometimes I install networks. Sometimes I do repair work (mostly malware removal for folks who misbehave on the internet - sometimes for my company and sometimes for others in my community). People really misunderstand that part of what I do, so I get calls for everything from PC repair to hooking up someone's entertainment center to programming a new thermostat or setting up email on someone's smart phone (and I gladly answer those calls and do those sorts of things). ... But, IT and Communications work is just part of the complexity of how I make my living.
Sometimes I fly a crop duster. Sometimes I teach wilderness survival classes. I do quite a lot of ranch work in the Spring and Fall (calving and harvest). Twice a month, I teach a combat shotgun class. I have a placer mine I work when I have time. I run a small trap line a couple of months out of the year. And, every so often, I get a call to consult on a demolition job because I know something about how electronics, physics, and explosives can work together towards the goal of moving or removing obstacles.
So... Yup. Ruler of the universe
I'm not awfully picky about where the dollars come from. Money is just the stuff I trade for other stuff, so I don't like to be any more specific about where money comes from that I am about what I might trade it for.
six, your real life description sounds a lot more interesting. I'd love to have a cup of coffee with you!
Me too!! And I want to take your Wilderness survival class, and learn how to be a ranch hand, and trap.... much more interesting than chickens and baskets
Forward observer for the US Army. I locate enemy and direct artillery, mortars, close air support and naval gun fire(which will never happen) onto them. If you ever saw a war movie where a guy gets on the radio and then stuff starts blowing up.. That's my job.
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So you're likely an AutoCad master also?
Not sure what happened there on that quote?
So you're likely an AutoCad master also?
Not sure what happened there on that quote?
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