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I like your style Dude.

Brian.

I was once a dentist. It is an honorable profession but I became bored with it. Now I'm a sporting man.

Oil and Gas drilling and completions mostly in 3rd world countries,been in Africa last 8 years. Then watch them screw up the wells, then come back and fix them again and again. Only thing that offsets the boredom is the great hunting.

I am a Journeyman Tool & Die Maker, I have also worked in the gunsmithing department of one of the major firearms manufacturers. I picked up an Associates Degree in Gunsmithing and became a Journeyman Gunsmith while there. I've also owned my own gun shop and gunsmithing business. Nowadays gunsmithnig is just a hobby, I enjoy working on my own guns and building custom reloading equipment. I am looking forward to retirement in '014, will move to the country and become a hunting & fishing bum.

Municiple Mercenary.

Retired LEO. Second career as a land surveyor.

flooring installer, mostly carpet...
main stair case entry @ Sir Fraces Drake hotel S.F.

3 things now..

Sell guns: ( in the eyes of the libtards..I prefer to be called "Merchant of death"... )
Train working Dogs.
Teach college.

AWESOME!

Could you imagine walking into the first day of class, expecting yet another lib college prof, and instead meet Ingwe?! Sign me up!


<----- HS teacher & coach by day, cover band on the weekends, but my full time job is Dad.

do for a living? Not a damn thing. Been there, done that, wearing the tee shirt.
Retirement is great!

Hunt Preserve operator in Maine.. .....

Engineer (EE). For about twenty years I was more or less a professional bird hunter because of one of my designs. I have written business management software and currently do network engineer duty at the company where I am the IT manager.

retired in 1996. have been doing what i want since then. some semesters i teach a couple college classes, but mostly just hunt, fish, read, run, and travel with my wife every summer.

'Had a lot of different jobs when I was younger, but for the last 25 years I've been a dispensing optician. I manage a Vision Center for the Evil Empire, Wal-Mart.

My job doesn't really have a title.

I get equipment fixed. Any intermodal equipment we own or lease that isn't currently in one of our shops and is damaged - I locate a local vendor and get it repaired. Usually means arguing over how and how much as a lot of companies don't do things the way we do. Then work and reconcile those repairs with the various rail roads that caused the damages.

12,600 containers on a like number of chassis. I also "consult" on tractor repairs and specifications/purchasing.

All of it within a budget and an eye on trends so we can be proactive on things.

I am in my 26th year as a high school science teacher and coach (cross country and track). Enjoy my role as husband/dad even more and make all the time I can to be outdoors with my family.

Retired U.S. Navy Band singer, currently a Museum docent at a local Maritime/paleonotolgical museum, (part time) occasionally do wildlife carving - mostly birds and fish, but working on a couple of otters right now.

i build sporting goods.

Service coordinator for a commercial/industrial HVAC/R company.
Was once a machinist, first class steam engineer, plant operator, shipyard worker. Ex navy.
Looking foward to retirement in a couple years

LEO