What Do You Do For A Living ?

[MEAN 1]

o.k. guys / gals , what do you do to make a living ?

i work as a motorcycle salesman for a large Suzuki / Honda dealership , i enjoy working around motorcycles & being paid @ the same time .

 

[permafrst]

Well of course when you do something fun like that you want everyone to know what you do! Im stuck in a suit all day and have to put up with snide remarks and dirty looks....yup i'm a lawyer

 

[MEAN 1]

Well of course when you do something fun like that you want everyone to know what you do! Im stuck in a suit all day and have to put up with snide remarks and dirty looks....yup i'm a lawyer

^^
haha , funny remarks ..

 

[jsteinb95]

Well of course when you do something fun like that you want everyone to know what you do! Im stuck in a suit all day and have to put up with snide remarks and dirty looks....yup i'm a lawyer

That sounds like a fun job!!!

I don't work.

 

[Johnnylane]

I am a Chemical Engineer. And yes, yes, yes, I do know how to make some of those things.........

 

[Grommit]

I worked hard from the age of 16, am now 43 and get up each morning and decide what to do with the day.

 

[Steve F]

Electrical engineer, power systems. Sometimes I wish I was a motorcycle mechanic.

 

[Damn Yankee]

I have been a GM tech for 15 yrs.
Not always fun, but pays the bills.

 

[jsteinb95]

I have been a GM tech for 15 yrs.
Not always fun, but pays the bills.

Are you on flag time?

 

[Admin]

I am an AME.. I fix stuff that can fly

 

[Johnnylane]

I am an AME.. I fix stuff that can fly

That's cool. I work for a major, Pacific Northwest Commercial Aircraft Manufacturer.

 

[Damn Yankee]

Are you on flag time?

Oh yea....you get used to it,not sayin its right. Warrenty is the worst, but it beats no work.
Alot better cars/trucks now vs. 15 yrs ago, alot more training to match.

 

[FZ1IL]

Survive as an accountant.

 

[geezer]

I work for a (very selfish impersonal) major Airline in the south east US.
I work as an ASM in Hanger Equipment Maintenance. I fix what the other mechanics regularly break. Welding, fabrication, engineering, etc. are all part of the job. It's a good job, and I have fun doing it. It's hell on the hands though. And the pay is NOT where it should be since 9-11.

 

[homsh]

Machinist here, do prototype work supporting a local military base. Not exciting but it pays for my bikes and track time

 

[jlewis02]

Maitnance at the local gas/oil refinary.

 

[Scuba]

Proofreader for skywriting

 

[stonesie]

construction. hand shovel technition!!!!

 

[FSTZ1]

I work in the Information Technology department as a project leader for the world's leading manufacturer of motion and control technologies. And my 2003 FZ1 is the best bike I have ever owned, and I haved a lot. I just bought it a month ago, and it was still brand new, with only 3 miles on it.

 

[Scuba]

Proofreader for skywriting

Gee, tough crowd!