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House & garage builder, originally. Construction & re-construction (& repair or re-build), roofing (metal & shingle) & siding, septic systems, plumbing, electrical, drywall, mudding, painting, cabinet building, etc... basically everything from digging the hole, to setting the last brick in the chimney.
Last 4 weeks? ...nothing. Can't even swing th' coil 'til work picks back up. >:\
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Done a lot of things in my life, but now I restore and repair old British sports cars here in California. I would rather be out detecting, but my customers always want their cars back :poke:
Tom
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Started out working at a 24 hr. mini mart and now drive a cab . Life is good . :)
Baba
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Grunt, here. Seriously. I lug furniture for a living. I do other stuff like use my brain and make the company money, but for the most part, I'm a grunt. And getting too old for it.
And nothing changes Angel's profession ~ once a professional silver coinshooter, always a professional silver coinshooter. lol
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I'm a house husband. :rolleyes:
I retired from the Dept of Defense after 30+ years. My wife has nine more years to go until she retires, and my days are pretty much mine to do as I please. :)
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Started out working at a 24 hr. mini mart and now drive a cab . Life is good . :)
Baba
You a funny man!! rofl
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Done a lot of things in my life, but now I restore and repair old British sports cars here in California. I would rather be out detecting, but my customers always want their cars back :poke:
Tom
Hey, glad you made it over here Tom!!
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I'm a house husband. :rolleyes:
I retired from the Dept of Defense after 30+ years. My wife has nine more years to go until she retires, and my days are pretty much mine to do as I please. :)
Hey, John... are they takin' applications? I'm gettin' pretty good at that. lol
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I'm a ":grin:elivery Expert for Dominos Pizza part time... and a Substitute Teacher the rest of the time. I'm certified 4-9 Science/social studies... Know of any teaching jobs:huh:thinkingabout: I love the teaching, and even though i'm middle school, I seem to be spending most of my time in the Kindergarten and 1st grade range... Gotta love the little ones!
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Postal worker for the last 15 years. I know, postal worker, oxy-moron. lol lol. But it is in a mail processing plant, more like factory work.
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Stay at home mom/part-time treasure hunter lol
Before I had kids (2 boys- 2 & 4 yrs old) I had many interesting 'careers'---- wilderness expedition leader, naturalist, campjack for hunting outfitter, 4-H club leader, counselor for male prison inmates & my last job was running a greenhouse program at a psychiatric hospital.
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Postal worker for the last 15 years. I know, postal worker, oxy-moron. lol lol. But it is in a mail processing plant, more like factory work.
I did the casual temp work for the Post Office for a Christmas season. :yes: BMC (bulk mail center) Never again. It seemed the casuals worked an awful lot lol
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I'm what some people call construction trash :grin:..i operate heavy equipment specializing in trachoe work. i also run cherry pickers and crawler cranes up to 230 tons. lots of boom on those babies :)
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Union Ironworker, Local #1 Chicago Ill. Helping build America thumbsup01
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Owner of a local two-way radio communications sales and service facility. In this field for over 33+ years. Worked in Broadcast Engineering prior to that.
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Member of IUOE (International Union of Operating Engineers) Local 150 .
I run heavy equipment too just like Hook.... just not the cranes.
Anything from the big hoes (excavators) down to skid loaders and directional drills.
Oh yeah :yes:....I can dig some holes lol
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I am an engineer at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
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I am also an engineer for local 399 in Chicago, I am currently an engineer at UIC in Chicago.
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Anything from the big hoes (excavators) down to skid loaders and directional drills.
Oh yeah :yes:....I can dig some holes lol
Love it lol get to dig for work AND play!
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Started out as a carpenter for 28 years.(Started at 17) I loved it and made a good living but the knees finally said enough. crying01
I had my master carpenters card and several code enforcement certifications so when a building inspector job opened up for the county I grabbed it. Works out well for two pensions. I've been very lucky to have always loved my work. The great thing about being an inspector is that I'm thru at 2:30 so that leaves alot of time for dirtfishing. :clapping: