What's your day job

[Perkeo]

What do I do?

AAA Motor club contractor

Locksmith in training

Ordained Minister

Star Wars costumer in the 501st Legion and Rebel Legion

[Wayland]

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This is the sort of stuff I do for a living.

[LadyBarbossa]

PERKEO!!! Ye live! Been a while since last heard from ye.

Well... I currently am a part-time (barely any hours) On-Air Announcer at a local radio station (KCII in Washington, Iowa). And when I'm not working at the radio station (which is a God-send), I'm a round-the-clock SLAVE to my family. If ye all think I be kiddin'... I'm not.

Currently, job hunting for a 2nd and 3rd job. Not going so well, of course.

Getting "The Captain's Share" up and going is currently on the backburner.

Reenacting is currently in hiatus until several things happen (better job or jobs, vehicle, away from family... far, FAR away, better health, etc).

~Lady B

[Cuisto Mako]

I'm a sound designer in a video game company

I also play early music in a couple of band in Montreal

[Pew]

English and History Teacher during the week, Pro-Am Offroad Racer on the weekend . . .

[Mission]

Cool! Wayland is doing what many of the people on this board would like to be doing.

[jollyjacktar]

I am a historic interpreter/educator for the state parks of south carolina. More specifically I am the program specialist for the ADVENTURE, which is a reproduction of a 17th century coastal trading vessel. So I get to wear the funny clothes every day that I am at work.

yours & co

CJ

[Capn Bob]

In my Reale Lyfe situation, I am a guardian and preserver of knowledge, wisdom, and learning. All of which simply means...I'm a librarian. And you know what they say about librarians...we are underpaid, oversexed, and stacked. Altho being of the masculine persuasion, we can rule out the "stacked" bit in my case. We can also rule out the "Guardian of Wisdom" when it comes to stocking Danielle Steel and such like titles. But thats what I do.

[Quartermaster James]

uh...as of last Wednesday, it's looking for a day job.

or gold.

or piles of money.

[LadyBarbossa]

sorry t' hear that, QM James.

At this rate, we all may as well establish our own town. A colonial one that is (with some good aminities, if ye know what I mean) and create the jobs!

~Lady B

[capn'rob]

I am retar, no, retired. However, I live on an old boat. The only thing that works on an old boat is the owner!

[lady constance]

2 days a week, i work with all the major class III and IV narcotics, opiates, paralytics,anti anxiety meds.I use them to my advantage,,,, i mean to releive folks' pain. I analyse emesis,sputum and stool samples and objects/things we cut out of people that they no longer need,want or dont work any more,dont belong there, or had no idea they would get stuck inside of them. i insist that you keep breathing even though you just received enough dope to take you near deaths doorstep. i analyze electrical patterns of your hearts, and watch that they dont stop....( i dont think there is ANY possible way to class up what i do for pay!!! RN}

the other 7 days a week, i observe 9 children and ensure that they become fine human specimens with morals and integrity and intelligence.

you people are amazing!!!

and fabulously interesting!!!

[Cascabel]

Independently wealthy gentleman of leisure....... And libertine.

>>>> Cascabel

[highlander]

I'm new here, but I work as a Technical Writer for Spirit Airlines, also play in a Classic Rock band on weekends.

[Ivan Henry aka Moose]

Temporarily unemployed kick ass Creative Director.

[michaelsbagley]

I might have posted this hear before.... But I well imagine I have changed jobs a few times since I last posted...

But I am a "Network Administrator" for a small company (in an industry I am too embarrassed to admit to). While "Network Administrator" is my official title (it's on my business card anyways), I am often referred to as the "IT Manager" (just wish I had the salary that went with that title).

In short, I am the first, last and only level of technical support for a small call centre/company of about 60 to 70 employees.

[Mission]

I envy you not, Michael. I was support for one program (with multiple variations) for about 60 people and that was a job that could really stress you out at times. (Particularly certain of the 60 people, especially when they of that group all had (or, worse, all thought they had) problems at the same time.)

"The word 'user' is the word used by the computer professional when they mean idiot." -Dave Barry

[michaelsbagley]

I envy you not, Michael. I was support for one program (with multiple variations) for about 60 people and that was a job that could really stress you out at times. (Particularly certain of the 60 people, especially when they of that group all had (or, worse, all thought they had) problems at the same time.)

"The word 'user' is the word used by the computer professional when they mean idiot." -Dave Barry ;)

At a former company I worked for (where there were about 5 or 6 techs), we re-named the term "user error" to "loser error"... ... I no longer have fellow techs to share that snide thought with (and I think it even though I do like most of my co-workers), but the thought can still bring a smile to my face when things get hectic around the office.

[Jack Roberts]

Video Engineer and Projectionist for corporate meetings. Basically a high end AV guy.

[Captain Robert Darksoul]

the all purpose ID10t error lol

I envy you not, Michael. I was support for one program (with multiple variations) for about 60 people and that was a job that could really stress you out at times. (Particularly certain of the 60 people, especially when they of that group all had (or, worse, all thought they had) problems at the same time.)

"The word 'user' is the word used by the computer professional when they mean idiot." -Dave Barry

At a former company I worked for (where there were about 5 or 6 techs), we re-named the term "user error" to "loser error"... ... I no longer have fellow techs to share that snide thought with (and I think it even though I do like most of my co-workers), but the thought can still bring a smile to my face when things get hectic around the office.

[michaelsbagley]

the all purpose ID10t error lol

I haven't heard or seen that one before (for a techie, I am soooo far behind on texting lingo)... I may just use that one... I can hear it now, "Well you see <input user name here>, that is a Eye Dee Ten-Tee error!"

[Wayland]

the all purpose ID10t error lol

I haven't heard or seen that one before (for a techie, I am soooo far behind on texting lingo)... I may just use that one... I can hear it now, "Well you see <input user name here>, that is a Eye Dee Ten-Tee error!"

I make plenty of those...

[Wayland]

Cool! Wayland is doing what many of the people on this board would like to be doing.

Thank you, It may never make me wealthy but I consider myself to be rich in many other ways.

[CaptianNasty]

When I'm not out a pirating and drinking to me little 'arts desier I'm a Logistics Specialist...

...ready...

in the NAVY.

hmmmm, irony?

[Rumba Rue]

Hey my partner in crime Boats, was a submariner when he was in the Navy and called himself a pirate even then.

So the Navy can be proud that it's former and current personnel just love to go out and find their way to pirate groups.