Whats your job?

#51
#51
GASOUTHERNVOL said:
refer to the "peeing" thread in the endzone on how to deal with them fools.
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Are you referring to the costigan pee in the sink method ? I did get the bammer guy once, he was in the crapper, i walked up to the urinal by the stall, i had a 20 oz bottle with a pee hole pierced in the top of the lid (full of water), I started squishing the bottle into the urinal then slowly eased it over to the stall onto his foot, dude hit the freaking ceiling
 
#52
#52
vols_fan_68 said:
Are you referring to the costigan pee in the sink method ? I did get the bammer guy once, he was in the crapper, i walked up to the urinal by the stall, i had a 20 oz bottle with a pee hole pierced in the top of the lid (full of water), I started squishing the bottle into the urinal then slowly eased it over to the stall onto his foot, dude hit the freaking ceiling
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lol
 
#53
#53
vols_fan_68 said:
Are you referring to the costigan pee in the sink method ? I did get the bammer guy once, he was in the crapper, i walked up to the urinal by the stall, i had a 20 oz bottle with a pee hole pierced in the top of the lid (full of water), I started squishing the bottle into the urinal then slowly eased it over to the stall onto his foot, dude hit the freaking ceiling
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#54
#54
Out of all the military aircraft i worked on, the KC-135 was the easiest. The 1 volt fuel quantity system was the hardest thing to troubleshoot on C-130's. It was like a blind guy throwing darts trying to hit the bullseye. LOL
 
#55
#55
AirVol said:
Out of all the military aircraft i worked on, the KC-135 was the easiest. The 1 volt fuel quantity system was the hardest thing to troubleshoot on C-130's. It was like a blind guy throwing darts trying to hit the bullseye. LOL
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Try chasing bubbles in the hyd system on a sh60b
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#56
#56
vols_fan_68 said:
No degree here, machine shop straight out of high school, started out running a lathe, rotary head, etc.. got into programming, weaseled my way into design, 23 yrs later - self taught. Auburn grad one cubicle over from me and a bammer on the other side, jeez
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So, you're rubbing it in that you're more educated than those two co-workers? :)
 
#58
#58
I've got a BA in English but I gotta Doctorate in Social Endeavors too.

I get by for the time being, but I'm looking.
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#59
#59
I am a civial service servant as a utility worker. No degree required I reckon
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#61
#61
I don't really have a job. Chemical engineering, UTK, didn't finish. Started a business, sold it. Started another one, sold it. Building a third, will probably sell it if the economy comes back.

I work about 15-20 hours a week as a nutritionist for persons with congestive heart failure. It's actually pretty fun.
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#63
#63
10 year Paramedic here, so if long hours, mediocre pay, nasty people and places, as well as an unavoidable back injury are all things that excite you, look no further!
 
#64
#64
Interviewing for a position as a personal trainer tomorrow. I got a tech degree in automotive service and worked at a high end performance shop for a while and decided it wasn't for me. I'm currently at Portland St. working on a BS in mathematics. I'd ideally like to do mechanical engineering at Oregon State, I'm an admitted student there but have yet to make it work out financially.
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#65
#65
Business Development for an online company. No degree. Common sense will get you a long way. It's mostly building relationships and crunching numbers. I like it and I get to work from home.
 
#66
#66
Man I already love this thread. Its great to read what y'all do for a living and how often your major has no correlation with your career whatsoever.

I'm just trying to get a feel of what's out there and what to look for. Its good to see the diversity of careers on here and makes it easy to compare.

Thanks everybody!
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#68
#68
degree in religious studies, went to seminary and now I'm a contract killer.
 
#69
#69
I majored in Philosophy. Much to my surprise, none of the Philosophy companies were hiring when I graduated, so I joined the military.
 
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#70
#70
Regulator said:
10 year Paramedic here, so if long hours, mediocre pay, nasty people and places, as well as an unavoidable back injury are all things that excite you, look no further!
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20 years as a po-po and I have the exact same problems.

BS Criminal Justice - MTSU
 
#71
#71
TXVOL07 said:
I've got a BA in English but I gotta Doctorate in Social Endeavors too.

I get by for the time being, but I'm looking.
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Social Endeavors. Is that the same thing as Doctorate in Basket Weaving?:)
 
#73
#73
Russian language degree. Had this idea to work for the State Department...

Work in IT, LAN Admin.

My boss's degree is in History.
 
#74
#74
I'm a graduate of Boston's Police Academy, but I was kicked off the force before starting for reasons I can't share. I did some undercover work for the PD instead and was offered a position in the PD afterwards, but I declined. I now work as an Undercover Officer for the Special Investigations Unit of Massachusetts's State Police.
 
#75
#75
Work in a powerhouse making electricity for Tennessee and surrounding states. Went through an electrical apprenticeship program in Nashville, topped out, worked in Illinois at an oil refinery for awhile, came home and got this job.
 
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