The what do you do for a living thread
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damm. there are a LOT of design/internet-employed people in this forum.
I do freelance graphic/multimedia design, when I'm not slumming doing marketing work for a hospital system. lol.
I do freelance graphic/multimedia design, when I'm not slumming doing marketing work for a hospital system. lol.
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ORIGINAL: Mad7s
Good stuff. I can't dig desk jobs either. Whatn do you do in the valley? The oil tanker exploding last week was pretty sweet.
Good stuff. I can't dig desk jobs either. Whatn do you do in the valley? The oil tanker exploding last week was pretty sweet.
I work at the children's hospital in an injury prevention program. I get paid to teach parents about car seats n' stuff.
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ORIGINAL: civicboy01
I just can't spell lisence, that's all, if I can do a skill, I don't need to know grammar...
not to sound like a bitch, but not many of you guys worth 12-12 manual labor days... so lay back alil on the spelling, I'm trying my best
I just can't spell lisence, that's all, if I can do a skill, I don't need to know grammar...
not to sound like a bitch, but not many of you guys worth 12-12 manual labor days... so lay back alil on the spelling, I'm trying my best
most of us have already wasted half our lives earning not even half that.
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I want your job
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Marnie, 25, I'm basically a book designer for a small university press. Started here as a grad assistant in 2002 and never left. I do design, photography, image processing, copy editing, proofreading, order fulfillment, etc... we're a pretty small operation, basically 2 of us running the whole show.
it's good, I'm actually using what I learned in school. [sm=smiley20.gif]
Marnie, 25, I'm basically a book designer for a small university press. Started here as a grad assistant in 2002 and never left. I do design, photography, image processing, copy editing, proofreading, order fulfillment, etc... we're a pretty small operation, basically 2 of us running the whole show.
it's good, I'm actually using what I learned in school. [sm=smiley20.gif]
I want your job
Skytanker, that is one sweet picture.
not many of you guys worth 12-12 manual labor days
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I work at the children's hospital in an injury prevention program. I get paid to teach parents about car seats n' stuff.
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I just can't spell lisence, that's all, if I can do a skill, I don't need to know grammar...
not to sound like a bitch, but not many of you guys worth 12-12 manual labor days... so lay back alil on the spelling, I'm trying my best
I just can't spell lisence, that's all, if I can do a skill, I don't need to know grammar...
not to sound like a bitch, but not many of you guys worth 12-12 manual labor days... so lay back alil on the spelling, I'm trying my best
Good Luck and I hope you decide to stay in school!
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Tristan, 17, high school student in Fayetteville, NC. In my free time I'm a musician (mainly a drummer, but a little bass too) and I do a lot of autocross and work on my cars a lot. My parents are civil service. My plans for the future are to attend NC State University and become an engineer. I haven't decided what kind of engineering I will pursue, but I've been looking at mechanical, aerospace, nuclear, and various others. As of now, I don't have a job, but I will be getting one this summer because I've spent/will be spending a lot of my savings on the turbo for the Civic.
Tristan, 17, high school student in Fayetteville, NC. In my free time I'm a musician (mainly a drummer, but a little bass too) and I do a lot of autocross and work on my cars a lot. My parents are civil service. My plans for the future are to attend NC State University and become an engineer. I haven't decided what kind of engineering I will pursue, but I've been looking at mechanical, aerospace, nuclear, and various others. As of now, I don't have a job, but I will be getting one this summer because I've spent/will be spending a lot of my savings on the turbo for the Civic.
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But seriously though, there is nothing to do in this town. Nothing.BTW drbyers you say you had an impreza that you sold. Did you by any chance meet some guy in the Barnes & Noble parking lot to let him look at the car and two kids came up to you and asked you if they could look at the car?
