so what do you people do?
02-24-2008, 10:12 PM
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Racer
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Me, I sits at a desk and type reports...Lots of reports...
No really.. I am an engineer forged in the depths by hades....
I am currently self employed, working as a consultant for uncle sam and his band of money spending trolls.... you know those ones who buy those things for those guys in that place doing that stuff...
Good switch to engineering, how close to graduation are you? We need some good engineers at work these days, and the pay isn't too shabby...
No really.. I am an engineer forged in the depths by hades....
I am currently self employed, working as a consultant for uncle sam and his band of money spending trolls.... you know those ones who buy those things for those guys in that place doing that stuff...
Good switch to engineering, how close to graduation are you? We need some good engineers at work these days, and the pay isn't too shabby...
02-24-2008, 11:12 PM
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Burning Brakes
Im a student in school. When Im not in school I save every penny I have for a new set of bushings or perhaps a new shift boot when I have alot of money saved up.
02-24-2008, 11:20 PM
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I'm a design engineer for a German automotive wire harness supplier. Our company started in automotive with Porsche and is currently undergoing a weight-savings project with RUF, I wish they'd take me on as an Ex-pat in Germany.. but they don't need a lazy fat American apparently...
02-25-2008, 02:53 AM
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Nordschleife Master
I write the words to animation and the funny books with art in the grocery stores. One day, they may let me have my own television show. Oh, I also draw, I forget, from funny to horror.
Lately, I've been contemplating how to surf down the mossy stairs in a cardboard box at my apartment, to spite the owners for refusing to fix the dangerous slippery steps. Now they hate me for mentioning them, and still haven't fixed them. I told them it was all green snow.
Lately, I've been contemplating how to surf down the mossy stairs in a cardboard box at my apartment, to spite the owners for refusing to fix the dangerous slippery steps. Now they hate me for mentioning them, and still haven't fixed them. I told them it was all green snow.
02-25-2008, 03:57 PM
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what do I do...
It's funny - when I was a college student I somehow managed to afford a 944. Sold it to buy something "more dependable" when starting my first real job after college.
Now that I'm married, with a new mortgage and a kid on the way AND I have more disposable income than ever before - I somehow can't yet justify buying another 944 - even though my wife is actually for the idea.
I'm a Systems Analyst for a fast growing regional discount retail chain.
Now that I'm married, with a new mortgage and a kid on the way AND I have more disposable income than ever before - I somehow can't yet justify buying another 944 - even though my wife is actually for the idea.
I'm a Systems Analyst for a fast growing regional discount retail chain.
02-26-2008, 10:08 AM
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Chainsaw
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My income comes from a swimming pool maintenance company that I have owned for ten years, but that's not really work, just something to do to maintain a positive cash flow.
My work is centered around maintaining Becca's 11 acres and ten horses. This negates the positive cash flow from my swimming pool company.
My work is centered around maintaining Becca's 11 acres and ten horses. This negates the positive cash flow from my swimming pool company.
