What part of Kentucky?
100 Regulars on here, your profession?
- Thread starter derekb41
- Start date
This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate
links, including eBay, Amazon, Skimlinks, and others.
sr. technical architect for a large electronic company supporting a very large retail account.
last couple years i have been employed as an energy trader for an oil co in houston...basically a job
have been trading in some form or another for goin on 20yrs now...at some point will look to be self-employed, again...
have been trading in some form or another for goin on 20yrs now...at some point will look to be self-employed, again...
ENOUGH!!!!!!!!
Last edited:
I run a ship yard and yacht restoration yard in Sausalito California. We work on everything from small trailer boats all the way to multi-million dollar yachts and ships.
Heres a picture of one of the yachts we work on, its a 120 foot Fedship and is owned by the Raley's family.
Heres a picture of one of the yachts we work on, its a 120 foot Fedship and is owned by the Raley's family.
College students don't know anything yet.
will work labor, i just want place an expensive order with slee
will work labor, i just want place an expensive order with slee
You could come sell kitchen cabinets out of the back of your truck for me. I live 30 minutes from Slee! Unfortunately, you'd have to transfer to a school in the ugly rocky mountains.
Amatuer Porn
Tough job, but pays the bills
Tough job, but pays the bills
I work for the Boy Scouts, National Supply. We make the uniforms, books, patches and awards...set up contracts with outfitters such as Kelty, Eureka, etc. for camping epuipment and the like, make sure local councils have training materials...
Attorney by education (non-practicing), commercial real estate developer/property investor by occupation........I hate to hear how many in this thread are dissatisfied with their jobs, because my work is my hobby! Not only is it interesting/satisfying 95% of the time, you can make a *^&$%#@! of money doing it!
bumping this...E, think you could sticky it?
I'll add: Mechanical Engineer doing design review/quality control on the construction of a new 750 MW, coal-fired power plant for the municipal power company here in San Antonio, TX. Love it.
That was a mouth full FatRabbit..... My buddy is a ME who hasn't even worked in the field yet. He's going for his Masters degree.... lol He's a ranch foreman who makes so much money he's decided not to take a job as a basic engineer anywhere. I think he should though.
I don't remember if I answered this thread or not, but I am a Commercial Deep Sea Diver, working in the Gulf of Mexico on platforms, pipelines etc. We do underwater welding, hyperbaric welding, burning, well killing, and pipeline tie-ins amongst other things.
See my mods thread for pics of me at work.
I don't remember if I answered this thread or not, but I am a Commercial Deep Sea Diver, working in the Gulf of Mexico on platforms, pipelines etc. We do underwater welding, hyperbaric welding, burning, well killing, and pipeline tie-ins amongst other things.
See my mods thread for pics of me at work.
Prosthetics R&D-- lower extremity prosthetic testing, design, and field evaluation. 
Last edited:
Well, I'm 5'10", blonde hair, blue eyes.....WOOPS, wrong forum.
Hey 1LoudLX....consider yourself lucky driving your 100 at 20yrs old and in school. This is what I drove at that point in my life (and no, I wasn't a pimp):
I went to school for civil / structural engineering, got a job at an industrial engineering firm where one of my claims to fame was designing production / packaging lines for tampons in Venezuela (no joke), considered going back to school for astrophysics, but now am a professional nerd at IBM.
I have to admit I'm a bit jealous of LandCruisers4Life profession....a comercial deep sea diver. You actually have a job that would make a good pick up line in a bar. I always used professional blimp pilot, but your sounds much better.
Hey 1LoudLX....consider yourself lucky driving your 100 at 20yrs old and in school. This is what I drove at that point in my life (and no, I wasn't a pimp):
I went to school for civil / structural engineering, got a job at an industrial engineering firm where one of my claims to fame was designing production / packaging lines for tampons in Venezuela (no joke), considered going back to school for astrophysics, but now am a professional nerd at IBM.
I have to admit I'm a bit jealous of LandCruisers4Life profession....a comercial deep sea diver. You actually have a job that would make a good pick up line in a bar. I always used professional blimp pilot, but your sounds much better.
