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sd70mac666Charter Member · 376 posts

LAST EDITED ON Aug-28-03 AT 07:09 PM (EDT)

I am amazed at all the responses. I think this is the most everyone has posted, could be more. Gave me an insight on what everyone does for a living as each and everyone of you come from different vocations. I think we've so far covered everything (Stuwart Guberman is my boss over at ACR though and I knew what he did) and I think I've seen it all and then some. Better than a pollThanks a lot for answering

Dr. Satan

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RE: What everyone does for a living, wws04662, Aug-28-03, 08:19 PM, (1) RE: What everyone does for a living, RevnJeff, Aug-28-03, 11:12 PM, (2) RE: What everyone does for a living, mquist, Aug-29-03, 00:25 AM, (3) RE: What everyone does for a living, wws04662, Aug-30-03, 08:06 AM, (13) RE: What everyone does for a living, ACRHumanResources, Aug-29-03, 08:21 AM, (4) RE: What everyone does for a living, sd70mac666, Aug-29-03, 06:51 PM, (6) RE: What everyone does for a living, AlphaMaster, Aug-29-03, 08:05 PM, (7) RE: What everyone does for a living, sd70mac666, Aug-30-03, 06:33 AM, (12) RE: What everyone does for a living, Interborough, Aug-30-03, 06:52 PM, (15) RE: What everyone does for a living, superunlimited, Aug-29-03, 06:30 PM, (5) RE: What everyone does for a living, buffy, Aug-29-03, 08:32 PM, (8) RE: What everyone does for a living, gdwrench, Aug-29-03, 09:11 PM, (9) RE: What everyone does for a living, CGW409, Aug-29-03, 10:29 PM, (10) RE: What everyone does for a living, xgsft, Aug-29-03, 10:49 PM, (11) RE: What everyone does for a living, Curt, Aug-30-03, 08:55 AM, (14)

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wws04662Charter Member · 72 posts

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I couldn't really respond to your question, since I don't do anything for a living!! I was layed off from work over a year ago. I packed up and moved to South America to play for the rest of my life.. So, I guess that you can add "Full Time Goof Off" to you list of "Professions".. Bill

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RevnJeffMember since Apr-5-03 · 67 posts

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> So, I guess that you can add
>"Full Time Goof Off" to you list of "Professions"..
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> Bill
OK, Now I am officially green with envy. I would love to be a professional full time goof off....only I have this thing about eating every day and in Wisconsin, you need a roof over your head.

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mquistMember since Aug-5-03 · 23 posts

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Avionix printed wiring board design. Let's see we have a 1.75 square inch PWB can we reduce the size by 0.5 square inch, while reducing the cost 30%, and increacing reliability 50%? Sure!Be Seeing you.
Michael

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wws04662Charter Member · 72 posts

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>> So, I guess that you can add
>>"Full Time Goof Off" to you list of "Professions"..
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>> Bill
>
>
>OK, Now I am officially green with envy. I would love to be
>a professional full time goof off....only I have this thing
>about eating every day and in Wisconsin, you need a roof
>over your head. Those are very important things in life. I did work for 40 years in both the computer and semi-conductor industries. When the 401K plans were made available in the 1980s, I jumped in and contributed as much as the laws allowed. I am in the process of liquidating my equity in a house in the USA and have relocated to South America, where I can relax and goof off for less that $15,000 a year..
Not getting up and going to work each day still feels strange, but I think that I can manage. I have a whole new continent to explore.. Bill

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ACRHumanResourcesMember since Oct-7-02 · 230 posts

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>Stuwart Guberman is my boss over at ACR though and I knew what he did*tries to figure out who Dr. Satan is....it certainly ain't Mr. Roboto..... *Stuart D. Guberman
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AlphaMasterCharter Member · 680 posts

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>I'm one of your engineers my real name is in my profile
>and my engineer id is acr038 tisk tisk you didn't do your activities...I'm the Equipment Resources Director at acr... acr007

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sd70mac666Charter Member · 376 posts

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yeah well I can't Stuwart already knows about that because all the addon engines cause my computer to crash

Dr. Satan

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gdwrenchCharter Member · 220 posts

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I work at a General Motors Dealership. I have been working on cars since I was 14 and now at 62 I have seen a lot of change. I do all the electronic and computer work on the cars.......

Fred... "Mr. Goodwrench" a General Motors Technician in Kingman Arizona.

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CGW409Charter Member · 1080 posts

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Truck Driver,straight truck just two steps down from a semi.Gary S


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xgsftCharter Member · 200 posts

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Well, my primary job is working at a local grocery store. My secondary jobs are working at a airport (I73). My other secondary job is cleaning up and ferrying aircraft from place to place.

Mike Suitts

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CurtCharter Member · 631 posts

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Banker for 22 years; Office Manager for the past 15, dealing primarily in consumer and business lending.

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