What do you do for a living?

I also used to work in porn but I could only work 30-45 seconds a day

 

Chartered Accountant by trade, now I write auditing manuals, teach accounting and auditing courses and consult. Instead of actually DOING an audit, I just tell people what they need to do..works for me.

Yeah, I know it's not as exciting as being a skydiving instructor but it pays the bills. Besides, life insurance is much cheaper.

 

I'm an Old Navy truck restoration apprentice....










But really I am the maintenance guy at a kids summer camp.

 

Welding & Mechanical Inspector for most of the Oil, Chemical, and Engineering concerns around the world.

Sorry to say it, but my Clients are spending the $3.00 you pay for a gallon of fuel on new equipment to find, produce, and refine more $4.00 a gallon fuel. K

 

Dildo model.

 

I have my own shop called Baker Ag. Repair & Fabrication. I mostly work on tractors,chore trucks,4 wheelers and about anything to make a buck.I work on hot rods in my spare time as well as take care my family and our cattle herd.

 

I'm a stunt double for Nads.

 

Retired.......enjoying life.....Hot Rodding 24/7 is my job !!

 

fabricator at bell chassisworks in marietta ga. we build limited street, outlaw 10.5, and pro-modified drag cars. we work on some niffty street cars as well sometimes. mostly the drags though.

prior to that i played guitar in a band called [minus.driver] for 7-8 years. toured the united states and shit.

 

i own a graphic arts company

 

37 years with the Corps of Engineers...and the levee breaks weren't our fault.

I do hazardous and toxic waste cleanups at old military bases mostly. I also glow at night.

 

GM auto tech, been wrenching for 20 years now. highlights include being an ASE certified master auto tech for 14 years, taking thousands of hours of factory training, being an Oldsmobile master tech [before they did away with Olds], and spending 80k on tools to do my job [where i work, if i don't have it, you don't need it, lol]

 

retired bio-medical engineer

 

I set off explosives in oil and gas wells. Sweet gig. Been doin it 12 years and still love it.

 

VW/Mazda Tech, but I'm kinda laughing as I'm reading through this thread how many "edits" have been made.You guys get fired that quick?

 

Retired from FORD after 31 years.
They made me an offer.............
I couldn't refuse.

 

Major Appliance Technician....oh yeah, also a half-assed MG mechanic (probably a little more than half)

 

design industrial conveyor systems and special machines, build stuff with other peoples money

 

Engineering student.

I was working as a fabricator at http://edjuniorkustomrides.com/ and other race/street fab shops, before an accident which left me as a Teteraplegic, so having to retrain in CAD Engineering, which takes me back to my accidemics where i started, which is good.

 

I love that pic of the aerotrain you have. Saw the one in Saint Lois, MO last year. I'm a train freek as well as a car freek. I was suprised to see in this thread how many railroad guys are on the board.

 

This is some great stuff! When I'm not too busy thinkin about cars I have a little family owned Plumbing Co. This year is our 100th year anniversary. Your shit is my bread and butter.

 

I take rolling piles of junk and turn them into nice rides for a living . I love to look back at what they looked like when we started the job and see them when they leave ! The money helps pay the bills but the oohh's and ah's it what makes us keep doing it .

 

I work for company called Maritn Engineering we design products for the mining industry I am in the research and development part of the company and get to travel around the world and try to improve the mining industry.

 

I Design & Digitize Logos for Industrial Embroidery Machines. I Run a Digitizing Service for other Embroidery Businesses, do Short Run Production, Contract Embroidery, & some Retail. Intricate work, FULL Backs, Car Clubs, Biker Work, Automotive Upholstery are my favorites to work on.

Ed Evans
www.myspace.com/graphicspitstop

 

Marble Mason of 25 years .Work with natural stone 12 x12 and larger. From fireplaces to monuments.This is in Chicago . I am the crazy Mexican on top of the monument.

 

"Facilities Maintenance Coordinator". Well, thats what they tell me anyway... 1.5 million square feet of class A office space and thousands of whiners... "I'm hot, I'm cold! The parking lot is slippery from the snow storm, we are leaving early today because of the weather, lock our doors... We broke the hot water faucet etc. The toilet is plugged." Blah blah blah... At least I'm paid well to be an adult daycare provider....

 

There are some really interesting folks and jobs on here. Pretty cool.

I am a greasy mechanic.
www.sakowskimotors.com

 

Was a Union Bricklayer until I fell and broke my back. I am now recovering and a full time student in the process of becoming a guidance counselor and am in the process of having a guest house in Jamaica built so that we can rent out when were not there for extra income.

 

been a freelance illustrator and cartoonist since 1982... tried carpentry and automotive mechanics, but basically everything I did with engines or woodworking sucked. Luckily I can draw and paint and found people who would pay me to that... being a freelancer, I had plenty of spare time during the day to visit classrooms and do lectures, eventually I started teaching illustration and drawing and painting at the college level. Now I'm a full time professor at a college in Philadelphia. I still am pretty lousy at doing anything very complicated on any of the project vehicles I've owned, but I've drawn some pretty good pictures of them...

Dog

 

Mine is one of the saddest stories... I am in charge of a 4.5 million dollar powder coating system, but no hot rod parts can ever go through it.