Your Job
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- RollTheMic
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- Posts: 146
- Joined: Thu Jul 03, 2008 9:32 pm
- Location: Saskatchewan, Canada
I tint car windows at an autobody shop. We do residential and commercial tinting too, but it's usually always just cars.
It's reeeal fun and easy. It's different working for a privately owned business, than something corporate like a grocery store. Much more slack and seemingly.. fun.
My boss and his friend (co-owner of the shop) are fuckin' hilarious too.
I love my job!
It's reeeal fun and easy. It's different working for a privately owned business, than something corporate like a grocery store. Much more slack and seemingly.. fun.
My boss and his friend (co-owner of the shop) are fuckin' hilarious too.
I love my job!
- isawdrones
- Dayvan Cowboy
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- asymmetrical head
- Eagle Minded
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Magi wrote:I'm a airline copilot (F/O) with ATPL, with nearly 2500 flight hours on an airbus A320, A319 and Dash-8.
I have an opportunity to progress to the A380 and now I'm training to get a certificate to be able to fly the A380. I have dreams of flying widebodies.
Christ on a bike, that is an -awesome- job Magi. Would explain your comings and goings through LHR. Looking at that photo I've just had an accident
I'll see you when the sun sets east, don't forget me.
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- saturdayindex
- Dayvan Cowboy
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- ninetyoneplus
- Sherbet Head
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Haha, my parents are totally friends with a certain Mrs. Gamble.harpoon dodger wrote:I work for Proctor & Gamble, making Swiffers and all that pap. It sucks ass. Assembly line type crap...need to find something new.
EDIT- I also consider writing/recording/music to be work..seeing as how I've made (some) money doing thatNeed to get playing more shows though.
Anyway, I move books around Stanford University Graduate School of Business Library half week as my summer job. Really, boring; books on cart, push cart; take books off cart; repeat.
And yes, thread necromancy.
- Earthbound
- Sherbet Head
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I did that for a year too in Holland.Skytree wrote:The addiction treatment field is still so new, no you don't. I've got a certificate and 7+ years of experience. The job pays for a degree in a different field though.saturdayindex wrote:Do you have a degree for that?Skytree wrote:I'm an addiction rehabilitation specialist by day...
In Holland you have to be (at least) a bachelor social work to do this job.
- TheSilenceEchoes
- Eagle Minded
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I work in marathon production, audiovisuel production fo tv, cinema. Im a post production assistant, the millenium trilogy movie, spy girls, documentary, telefilm...A lot of shit. But that's fun, it's a very big production, I can use a lot of expensive material, meet actors, directors...
But the system of the films production in France is shitty. I have see a lot of crazy things of the people who have to make programs, writers etc.
That's just a crazy mad band of bad men.
But the system of the films production in France is shitty. I have see a lot of crazy things of the people who have to make programs, writers etc.
That's just a crazy mad band of bad men.
- ninetyoneplus
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