NastyNate
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Industrial waste water treatment plant operator. We take all the bad stuff out of industrial waste and then send it on to the municipal treatment facility. I'm also a Haz-Mat tech for the first response side of our company.
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Well, I work as a contractor Only start glowing a few times a week . Now I wonder if any ones serious about keeping safe certain items or places. I have better gear in my closet at home . I carried more going thru doors at a crack house than do now.
Used to work in a neighboring county as a Deputy. Never will in one I grew up in be safer in Iraq. Local D.A and judges too good of a friends with their local clients . 12 time dui's still as only charged as 3rd ?:banghead:
Well, I work as a contractor Only start glowing a few times a week . Now I wonder if any ones serious about keeping safe certain items or places. I have better gear in my closet at home . I carried more going thru doors at a crack house than do now.
Used to work in a neighboring county as a Deputy. Never will in one I grew up in be safer in Iraq. Local D.A and judges too good of a friends with their local clients . 12 time dui's still as only charged as 3rd ?:banghead:
Chad
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And I've got a big orange metal highway sign that says:
SURVEY PARTY AHEAD
B.Y.O.B
lesjones
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Interesting topic
I manage the e-commerce operation for a computer-related company. My day is spent with HTML, SQL, an obscure programming language, vendor relations, and occasionally some direct sales when all of the salespeople are already on the phones.
I manage the e-commerce operation for a computer-related company. My day is spent with HTML, SQL, an obscure programming language, vendor relations, and occasionally some direct sales when all of the salespeople are already on the phones.
Richard.Howe
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Mechanical / Chemical engineer for a major oil company...project manager currently for work in the oil shale.
p2555016zr
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Heavy equipment mechanic - Las Vegas
thexrayboy
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OK, I'll chime in. Three guesses and the first two don't count!
My official job is PACS administrator but take away the labels and fancy job descriptions for all the odds and ends I do and I am an xray tech. I gladly acquire new skills but never want to give up the patient interaction that comes from performing actual exams. I get in and see patients whenever my
other responsibilities allow. It really is the best part of the job.
My official job is PACS administrator but take away the labels and fancy job descriptions for all the odds and ends I do and I am an xray tech. I gladly acquire new skills but never want to give up the patient interaction that comes from performing actual exams. I get in and see patients whenever my
other responsibilities allow. It really is the best part of the job.
Don Gwinn
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Special education teacher/ambulance driver.
brighamr
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Fortune 1000 Information Technology Consultant
Side Job: Motorcycle mechanic
Side Job: Motorcycle mechanic
czbegenner
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I work in the field of law-enforcement,also train and work withk-9's(bulding search,tracking drugs etc) I think dogs are a very great part of law-enforcement.K9'S ARE A great addition to a cop.ive done 15 years Army and
ive worked in the Security field.To me weapons are a big part of my life.
ive worked in the Security field.To me weapons are a big part of my life.
CajunBass
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I work in a string factory.
It's a very large, well known chemical (textile fibers) company that makes a very well known, bullet "resistant" (Don't call it "bullet-proof", our lawyers don't like the term.) fiber. Of course it has other end uses, but that's the most well known one.
Picture Homer Simpson at work. You've pretty well got me.
It's a very large, well known chemical (textile fibers) company that makes a very well known, bullet "resistant" (Don't call it "bullet-proof", our lawyers don't like the term.) fiber. Of course it has other end uses, but that's the most well known one.
Picture Homer Simpson at work. You've pretty well got me.
Two Cold Soakers
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Schooled as Landscape Architect, work as Civil Engineering project manager.
wacki
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I work in biotech and I mostly do research. My job title changes very frequently. I've had three jobs this year alone working for big pharma, a small startup, and academic institutions.
DirksterG30
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I'm the prepress manager/unofficial IT guy for a commercial printer
Rem700SD
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Medical Technologist, hospital labs for 10 years, still looking for a new career.
hrgrisso
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Past Present Future
Past: Student, Film Maker, Actor, Hotel Manager, Porn StarD), Middle School Teacher,
Present: Still a student... University of ... Enrollment Counselor (Come to my school you won't get shot by crazy 21 year olds!), Gun Shop Founder/Owner/Partner...
Future: Still a student (It Never Ends!!!), Attorney, Gun Shop Owner and Pain in the Whats!?!?
Past: Student, Film Maker, Actor, Hotel Manager, Porn Star
D), Middle School Teacher, Present: Still a student... University of ... Enrollment Counselor (Come to my school you won't get shot by crazy 21 year olds!), Gun Shop Founder/Owner/Partner...
Future: Still a student (It Never Ends!!!), Attorney, Gun Shop Owner and Pain in the Whats!?!?
lasertech
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Optical Engineering Assistant.
I currently build and repair lasers for a large quasi-evil defense company.
I currently build and repair lasers for a large quasi-evil defense company.
Rock_Steady
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Noone will ever read this far, but.......
Past: U.S. Army Airborne Combat Engineer (Blew stuff up, put up fences), University Computer Helpdesk/Network technician, SICU and ED Registered Nurse
Current: Nurse Manager, Emergency Dept - Level 1 Trauma Center
Future: Depends on what day you ask me.
--Rock
Past: U.S. Army Airborne Combat Engineer (Blew stuff up, put up fences), University Computer Helpdesk/Network technician, SICU and ED Registered Nurse
Current: Nurse Manager, Emergency Dept - Level 1 Trauma Center
Future: Depends on what day you ask me.
--Rock
mustanger98
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I'm still here.
Medusa
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Past: different, whatever has happened - been a seller in bookstore, been teaching physics and technology, been a CNC machine operator, been a private tutor, helping those who have fallen behind.
Currently: making expensive (like 3000+ bucks per couch) furniture. It's not something fancy, but is close to home and gets the bills paid.
Future: finish the university, maybe study IT, focus on cyber warfare. I did have an offer to take a job of expert in medical technology, maybe I should take it.
Currently: making expensive (like 3000+ bucks per couch) furniture. It's not something fancy, but is close to home and gets the bills paid.
Future: finish the university, maybe study IT, focus on cyber warfare. I did have an offer to take a job of expert in medical technology, maybe I should take it.
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