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what's your day job.
05Sultan
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Posted: Tuesday, September 09, 2008 - 10:54 AM UTC

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I allways ring twice

In other words: Post/ Mailman.



Oooooooooh,great movie!
Rick
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Posted: Tuesday, September 09, 2008 - 11:12 AM UTC
Forgot to add my Internetsite since everybody is doing it I might as well
www.spoetnick.nl
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England - South East, United Kingdom
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Posted: Tuesday, September 09, 2008 - 11:17 AM UTC
Floor, carpet and upholstery cleaner, well thats not strictly true as I got promoted to manager, so I get to tell everyone else what to do, (after or while they are doing it ) and find a way to make the job slower .
Andy
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Posted: Tuesday, September 09, 2008 - 12:32 PM UTC
Graphic designer in the movie biz, also have my own design firm.
Cheers
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Quebec, Canada
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Posted: Tuesday, September 09, 2008 - 01:16 PM UTC
My turn!

Currently a Badmin student (bachelors of administration) hence why i havn't been around in like 8 months! (hi by the way, i missed you all!)

When i get time off from schol (EI: summer) i work 50 hours/ week doing several tasks for a company which retails high end gardening furniture and makes gazeebos (sp?). I deliver the furniture, do construction in the new wharehouse being built, built the gazeebos, and prepare orders for the customers (gotta love forklifts!)

Then, on my times off from school and Jardin the Ville, i am a translator for R.P. Military books. The owner is a teacher i had way back in high school. So i basicly perform research and translate original copies of accounts from the austrian war os succesion, more specifically in 1747 at the battle of laffeldt in belgium besides the city of Mastricht which is now in the netherlans i believe. I also deal with customers in france and have books shipped from france etc.

I also get to attend bookfaires localy in canada and in the states. I've been to New York city at Hunter College last april and met lots of intresting people and sold alot of nice military books. Next year or the one after il be in Paris in the national archives to find more references for the research.

I basicly have no time for myself in the summer because i work too much, and no time for myself in the winter because i study so much... But its okay, graduating with honors is nice.
ElmerFudd
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Tennessee, United States
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Posted: Tuesday, September 09, 2008 - 03:29 PM UTC
I am a CHT (certified hyperbaric technologist) and clinic safety director at a Hyperbaric and Wound Treatment Center. I run two chambers, a Sechrist Monoplace 3200 and a Sechrist Monoplace 3200R. We mainly treat diabetic foot ulcers that have exposed bone but can also treat wounds caused by radiation treatment of cancer patients, failed skin grafts and flaps, Osteomyelitis (bad bone infection), irradiated bone in throat cancer patients. I am usually the last resort a patient has before amputation. I know it sounds like I'm advertising and I am, sort of. You would be suprised how many people loose limbs because they dont know a hyperbaric chamber is within easy driving distance of them and could probably save the limb. Any questions feel free to drop me a line.
LongKnife
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Jönköping, Sweden
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Posted: Wednesday, September 10, 2008 - 02:38 AM UTC
I'm what was called 25-cent (in swedish currency though) engineer in sweden 20-odd years ago. Frankly I'm a bit surprised that we engineers are so few here. Not over 75% at least.

Anyway, the last 10 years I've run my other hobby and my day job in the blender and ended up design motorcycle mechanics, both chassie and engine, all day long. Fun-fun-fun most of the time, especially at test sessions, but like all jobs it can be a pain from time to time.



Ok, it's got no handle bar, but then again - most racers are allready outa control!

Cheers