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Re: Work?
Wyrm74 #217626 11/21/2007 6:49 PM
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panman60 #217627 11/21/2007 8:36 PM
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Lowey #217629 11/22/2007 6:25 AM
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Explains why your posts on here are even later than mine!


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Just a dumb Semi-truck driver, but without me you wouldn't have anything. It all gets delivered by us. Work for Con-way Fright.


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popcorn #217631 11/22/2007 11:39 AM
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mwillard54 #217632 11/22/2007 12:46 PM
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I worked at a casino/race track for the past 14 years as director of technical operations (A/V, computers, networks and anything that plugged in). Just left in January and started a new job monday as a project manager for an A/V company installing pro audio rooms and nurse call systems.


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GinaS #217633 11/22/2007 1:11 PM
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Guard on the railway.

The nasty person who checks tickets



i've met her. here she's often referred to as billybadass.


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popcorn #217634 11/22/2007 1:19 PM
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Just a dumb Semi-truck driver, but without me you wouldn't have anything. It all gets delivered by us. Work for Con-way Fright.



You're not dumb , you just have difficulty spelling FREIGHT .
You need a hug also . BTW , truck drivers aren't DUMB ,
DUMB drivers are DUMB .


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Wade #217635 11/22/2007 1:35 PM
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Just a dumb Semi-truck driver, but without me you wouldn't have anything. It all gets delivered by us. Work for Con-way Fright.



You're not dumb , you just have difficulty spelling FREIGHT .
You need a hug also . BTW , truck drivers aren't DUMB ,
DUMB drivers are DUMB .




Nope, in that case, he got it right. A lot of trucking companies have different, less publicized, names. My OL drove for about 12 years, so I learned some of them.


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Greybeard #217636 11/22/2007 2:26 PM
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I would imagine non of you are DUMB, STUPID maybe,but not DUMB since that means unable to speak. Now whats the tech term for guys like me that can't spell and don't care about sentance structure!


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popcorn #217637 11/22/2007 2:37 PM
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Just a dumb Semi-truck driver



Frankly, I'd be surprised if any of the loud mouths I read here from time to time could even get close to passing the CDL test. Truck drivers deliver the goods, you should be proud.


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oldroadie #217638 11/22/2007 3:12 PM
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Frankly, I'd be surprised if any of the loud mouths I read here from time to time could even get close to passing the CDL test. Truck drivers deliver the goods, you should be proud.




Coming from a guy who drivs a 4-wheeler 60k/year, over-the-road drivers are about the only ones I trust out there with my safety. I keep a CB in the car and it's usually on. Monday, in the East coast weather, some truckers heading South saved me hours of waiting on snow covered roads. I diverted to NJ, where a 25 mile back-up on 78 awaited me. That too was averted due to a friendly truck driver. (I was glad to make it home yesterday!)


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mwillard54 #217639 11/22/2007 4:11 PM
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mert #217640 11/22/2007 8:01 PM
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Guard on the railway.

The nasty person who checks tickets



i've met her. here she's often referred to as billybadass.




I got a complaint through work...this bloke who's dad had died...I'd thrown him off.


AFTER.....

He'd sworn at me several times, used his phone in the quiet coach (the one where he's not suopposed to) and he was shouting down it, and when I'd asked politely for him not to he'd igniored me. He then threatened one of my colleagues with a physical assault, and had a station manager (one who doesn't mnormally get involved with these kinda things)threw him off the station.

Oh and he was drunk, contrary to Railway Byelaw 5.

But I get the bollocking...


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panman60 #217641 11/22/2007 8:21 PM
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Iceman #217642 11/25/2007 10:23 AM
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Foikin Joisey? You from Foikin Joisey?

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b717doc #217643 11/25/2007 12:59 PM
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Piano player in a whorehouse... Less embarrassing for your parents, so they don't have to tell their friends you're a criminal defense investigator.

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My brother and I owned & operated a small trucking company for the past 30 years, hauling primarily petroleum, dry bulk, and flat beds. I left in June, after 30 years of wondering in the back of my mind if today was the day we would cause significant bodily harm, death, or extensive waterway pollution due to a vehicle mishap. In November, my brother decided he'd had enough, and shut the thing down.

I recently took a job as an estate caretaker, and since it's Winter, when there isn't any estate work to do, I work as a grunt / gopher with the crew restoring a late 1700s farm house on the property. I'm on the move almost all the time, and should be able to shed years of desk bound inspired baby fat along the way. I LOVE the job. Instead of a daily 23 hours of taking calls such as "I backed into a brand new Lexus," or "I'm in back alley Newark and have a flat tire" or "It's 2 am and I'm stuck on the ice going up a hill on I 90" my worst day now should be "I ran out of gas for the lawn mower and have to go get more." At 16:30 or whatever, I walk away from the job, and go home. I don't have to bring the job home and be on call via cell phone 24/7 like before.
I'm Lovin' it.

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Bucky #217645 01/08/2008 7:23 AM
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I own / operate half of a small health care IT consulting company. We provide system integration / custom programming services to biopharmaceutical companies, physician practices, hospitals, other health care service companies and lately to the CDC (Centers for Disease Control). Started the company in 1999 and have not looked back.

Edited to point out that my CDC contract is a sub-contract through....

Northrop Grumman (nice folks)

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ThomWill #217646 01/08/2008 8:33 AM
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I work for Ford as a mild mannered Process Engineer in Vehicle Engineering. But at night I transform into a lead singer for the most accurate Who tribute band you ever saw.


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wrwallpi #217647 01/08/2008 9:55 AM
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Piano player in a whorehouse...




I'm a 'pan boy'. Currently taking piano lessons and hoping for a promotion.


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pipedr #217648 01/08/2008 11:06 AM
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I thought i had posted in here befor. I work for MS testing the spellchecker software.....

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I am the Event Coordinator for the Tennessee State Soccer Association.

Biggest responsibility is arranging and running all the State Soccer Championships in the State for Boys and Girls ages U11 thru U19. (Club teams, not High Schools)

Basically i get paid to watch soccer.




Looks like this may be coming to an end. Found out last friday that the Board of Directors are looking onto relocating our office to the Nashville area. This job does not pay enough to commute, and relocating the family is out of the question.

Needless to say I am not happy


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ditch_dr #217650 01/08/2008 12:11 PM
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Carpenter, ameteur electrician and plumber. If you have something wrong with your house, me or my helper can fix it! I've also been a High school social studies teacher and I'm getting tired of fixing things for all these years, so I'm actively looking for some kind of social work I can get into. Basically, I just really like helping people, which is why I really appreciate all the nice people here helping me!


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mwillard54 #217651 01/08/2008 1:14 PM
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Retired Coastie. Now I process medical claims for the DOD (kill me)..

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I am a teacher but Iv stumbled upon a more intersting work...
I work at an institution for youths. Its something in between a psychiatric institution and a prison. We call it "a locked youth home". The treatment is very humane, no isolation cells and stuff. I am one of thoes lucky ppl who can say "I love my work" and mean it. Hope that lasts.

Not much of a mekanic, glad I found this site.


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Retired airline (NWA) employee. Now I just play a lot o' tennis and a little poker...wrench, clean and ride the Triumphs and the 550 Spyder around...and, sit around surfin' the web.

(...and lately I seem to be paddlin' my board around this spot a bodacious amount o' time...dude!!!)


Yep! Just like a good Single Malt Scotch, you might call me "an acquired taste" TOO.(among the many OTHER things you may care to call me, of course)
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I am a teacher but Iv stumbled upon a more intersting work...
I work at an institution for youths. Its something in between a psychiatric institution and a prison. We call it "a locked youth home". The treatment is very humane, no isolation cells and stuff. I am one of thoes lucky ppl who can say "I love my work" and mean it. Hope that lasts.

Not much of a mekanic, glad I found this site.




Sounds like something to be proud of!!!!!

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(...and lately I seem to be paddlin' my board around this spot a bodacious amount o' time...dude!!!)




Whoa! you mean these guys? Sweet! Which one are you?


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KaiserSoze #217656 01/08/2008 8:14 PM
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Yo Homes! Dat be me on da right in dat pitcha!

(didn't feel like smilin' and showin' off my gold toof dat day, bro)

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Yep! Just like a good Single Malt Scotch, you might call me "an acquired taste" TOO.(among the many OTHER things you may care to call me, of course)
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Yo Homes! Dat be me on da right in dat pitcha!

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Yep! Just like a good Single Malt Scotch, you might call me "an acquired taste" TOO.(among the many OTHER things you may care to call me, of course)
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Sounds like something to be proud of!!!!!




Have to admit I am.
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I'm a train dispatcher.

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(didn't feel like smilin' and showin' off my gold toof dat day, bro)





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