Mark C 07:21 AM 10-16-2008
 
Originally Posted by jledou:
Chemical engineer here.  Also love the gadgets and the gars.
Yes I admit it 100% nerd.
Me too!  Work for the Army in chem/bio defense.
Nothin' wrong with being a nerd!  Speaking of which, if you like to cook, and you're an engineer, this site is awesome: 
http://www.cookingforengineers.com
		
		
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Noodles 07:31 AM 10-16-2008
 
Smoking cessation counselor.
		
		
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Blueface 07:33 AM 10-16-2008
 
Beer Doctor 12:25 PM 10-16-2008
 
5th year grad student.  Should be getting a real job in May when I graduate.  Probably go industry but might stay in academia.
		
		
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gettysburgfreak 12:45 PM 10-16-2008
 
I am in the "waste management" business as well as unemployed college graduate/ hopeful author.
		
		
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GrtndpwrflOZ 12:55 PM 10-16-2008
 
Mechanical Designer (I play an Engineer) 
Radiation Detection Equipment for US Army Civil Defence, & and allied world militarys.
I play with radiation: CS-137, TC-99, TH-230, and others as well as fun with lead.
OZ
		
		
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tnip23 12:59 PM 10-16-2008
 
I bartend 3 nights a week at a friend's restaurant just to have something to do, but for the past 3 years I have been a stay at home dad.  The wife does the real earning.
		
		
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AriesOpusX 04:06 PM 10-16-2008
 
Shipping/Fleet coordinator.
		
		
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GreySmoke 04:16 PM 10-16-2008
 
Global Practice Lead for HP Software Professional Services.
		
		
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stirwood 05:15 PM 10-16-2008
 
Bridge And Tunnel Officer (BTO), on north america's longest suspension bridge. Look it up people...
:-):-):-)
		
		
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:eevis 05:23 PM 10-16-2008
 
jcarlton 05:31 PM 10-16-2008
 
Originally Posted by slimm:
I work for the GOV. Besides doing bad things to bad people, preventitive measures to stop terrorism.
Patriot Act stuff?
If so, I accidentally erased a message on my voice mail the other day before I got to hear it. Could you tell me what the Doc. said is up with this rash on my Johnson? 
If I'm gonna pay someone to listen to my phone calls there should be some benefits, right? 
:-)
		
		
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doctorcue 06:50 PM 10-16-2008
 
VOIP engineer.  Still learning with only 9 months in the field.  Going good so far!
Oh yeah... moonlight as a professional drinker.  
:-)
		
		
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White97Jimmy 07:25 PM 10-16-2008
 
**** star
**edit: damn, can't even say p r 0 n?!  LOL
		
		
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MajorCaptSilly 07:48 PM 10-16-2008
 
Matt R. 07:48 PM 10-16-2008
 
Just started my own electrical contracting business.
		
		
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Old Sailor 08:06 PM 10-16-2008
 
Bosun (deck boss ) on a Canadian Coast Guard Icebreaker/ Buoy tender....Great Lakes and Arctic Region North.
		
		
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Neuromancer 08:15 PM 10-16-2008
 
Originally Posted by Mark C:
Me too!  Work for the Army in chem/bio defense.
Nothin' wrong with being a nerd!  Speaking of which, if you like to cook, and you're an engineer, this site is awesome: http://www.cookingforengineers.com 
Now we know where the anthrax came from...
:-)
		
		
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CasaDooley 01:07 AM 10-17-2008
 
Full time professional raconteur
:-) and just recently a dialysis tech(kidney cleaner) working on my BSN.
		
		
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sikk50 01:21 AM 10-17-2008
 
Full time college student, studying to get my ba in criminal justice.  I want to be a Sheriff's Deputy.
And part-time park ranger at a campground/lake.  It's a pretty fun gig
		
		
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