What is your Profession?

[reach449 2]

I thought it would be interesting to see what everyone does for a living. I don't know if this pole has already been taken. I hope I got enough multiple choice answers in the pole, I tried to cover everything, but I could have missed some catagory.

Thanks,

reach449

[Alex+R 0]

Were you going to include an option for "faceless drone in a cubicle"?

That would be my choice.

[reach449 2]

I thought it would be interesting to see what everyone does for a living. I don't know if this pole has already been taken. I hope I got enough multiple choice answers in the pole, I tried to cover everything, but I could have missed some catagory.

Thanks,

reach449

Sorry, I screwed up and my questions didn't get posted. Maybe I will try again.

reach449

[~Chad~ 0]

I thought it would be interesting to see what everyone does for a living. I don't know if this pole has already been taken. I hope I got enough multiple choice answers in the pole, I tried to cover everything, but I could have missed some catagory.

Thanks,

reach449

Sorry, I screwed up and my questions didn't get posted. Maybe I will try again.

reach449

Naaaa....let's go with it.....

police officer

...also known as:

copper

po-po

doughnut eater

oink oink

bacon

fuzz

and cracker attacker

[Niels Bohr 72]

electrical engineer

[raymaga 25]

Me - Optical Technician

Husband - Graphic Services Manager

[reach449 2]

By the way, I am an Aircraft Technician.

Edited March 30, 2007 by reach449

[~Chad~ 0]

By the way, I am an Aircraft Technician.

Cool, what kind of aircraft?

[reach449 2]

By the way, I am an Aircraft Technician.

Cool, what kind of aircraft?

DC-10, MD-10, Airbus 300 & 310, B-727, and MD-11. I also used to be a Flight Engineer on C-5's in the Air Force Reserve.

[orion44 0]

Elementary School Teacher

[StarProg 0]

Computer Game Developer

[ken and mintra 0]

I thought it would be interesting to see what everyone does for a living. I don't know if this pole has already been taken. I hope I got enough multiple choice answers in the pole, I tried to cover everything, but I could have missed some catagory.

Thanks,

reach449

I'm a Certified Forensic Investigator or do interviews and interrogations for thefts, frauds, and embezzlements. I am also a part -time pilot. I was in the Marine Corp on a MEU-SOC capable. That stands for Marine Expeditionary Unit- Specials Operations Capable. So we used to travel quite a bit with the "crazy" people. I did the interviews/interrogations on prisoners. Please do NOT think Gitmo. We had integrity. Mintra is a Regional Trainer for an international company in Thailand and travels the country on a regular basis. She has her bachelor's degree and a good career. Not sure why she's giving that up to move here and marry me! Great idea on the post. It helps the time go by faster.

Edited March 30, 2007 by ken and mintra

[Niels Bohr 72]

...Not sure why she's giving that up to move here and marry me! Great idea on the post. It helps the time go by faster.

She loves you!

[reach449 2]

I thought it would be interesting to see what everyone does for a living. I don't know if this pole has already been taken. I hope I got enough multiple choice answers in the pole, I tried to cover everything, but I could have missed some catagory.

Thanks,

reach449

I'm a Certified Forensic Investigator or do interviews and interrogations for thefts, frauds, and embezzlements. I am also a part -time pilot. I was in the Marine Corp on a MEU-SOC capable. That stands for Marine Expeditionary Unit- Specials Operations Capable. So we used to travel quite a bit with the "crazy" people. I did the interviews/interrogations on prisoners. Please do NOT think Gitmo. We had integrity. Mintra is a Regional Trainer for an international company in Thailand and travels the country on a regular basis. She has her bachelor's degree and a good career. Not sure why she's giving that up to move here and marry me! Great idea on the post. It helps the time go by faster.

Wow! CSI! And it also sounds like you had a great and intriging job in the marines. I remember one mission I was on. We loaded up a bunch of Marines, (special forces types), and a lot of weird equipment on the C-5. We flew the marines to Kenya. When we landed the marines didn't say anything and they unloaded all of their equipment and humvies and just disappeared into the desert. We never saw them again. They were a very "serious" bunch of guys who only talked when necessary. Their equipment filled up the whole cargo hold of the C-5. The had humvies, ammo, missles, food for a at least a month and some other equipment that I won't mention. I always wondered what they were they were going and what they were up too. They sure wasn't going to tell us!

Edited March 30, 2007 by reach449

[Nikita2Charles 32]

Me=Optics R&D and NPI engineer

Sweetheart= Sotware engineer

Edited March 30, 2007 by Nikita2Charles