LizBot
Well-Known Member
Everyone else has such cool jobs! 
What do you do at work? (pics)
- Thread starter Bulkybear
- Start date
bootyluvr
Well-Known Member
I am in the IT field. I fix computer issues.
What do you do?! :P
bootyluvr
Well-Known Member
For a speicif carrier?
nopslide
Well-Known Member
I do vulnerability research and exploit development. This is my view.
nopslide
Well-Known Member
Well I know this isn't the thread for it but since you said you work on dogs... I have a german shepherd who is getting matted like behind her rear legs no matter how much I brush her. Is it safe to just hit the back of her legs with some hair buzzers to get the matting out?
nat3d
Wait, I don't drive a civic anymore....
all major carriers. i work at best buy but even at my last job (walmart) i worked with cell phones. been at the **** for over 5 years now between the two jobs...... kinda tired of retail. i wanna get in to auto body but it is what it is.
Retail SUCKS.
- Staff
- #250
- 25,544
- 10,598
I just started a new job as a Parts Advisor at a Mercedes dealership.
Dar-Dar
Mordorator
- 19,329
- 9,900
- Vehicle Model
- Civic Si
- Body Style
- Fiji Blue Pearl Coupe Coolest Member Since: May 15, 2011
- Staff
- #252
- 25,544
- 10,598
Team Chicken foot!
taffy
Well-Known Member
Shoot guns, blow **** up, clean guns, and lots of pt.
bigbossin
Well-Known Member
I install and repair commercial bakery equipment
Monk
Well-Known Member
Being retired, I will just cover the fun things that stand out in my minds past..........
Navy: parachute rigger; jumped out of perfectly good aircraft, have been fired up a ejection seat rail(twice), was lifted off the ground by a C-130 fly-by doing somewhere in the range of 130 mph while I was sitting on the ground, then was assigned to the USAF 606 Air Commandos which is a part of the AF's special op's(PJ's are trained like all the other branches SF's, going though all the stuff that USMC's forced recon, Navy's Seals, Army delta's, etc. PJ's are combat Medics, go into whatever it takes to recover people and do what it takes to keep them alive in the process. Because of my job and training I was assigned to this unit while being in VN(Laos)(no I was not a PJ). My specialty was finding people on the ground that got there by getting out of their a/c in an emergency, also moving teams in & out of areas before or after their mission. So I was exposed to flying all kinds of a/c, Golly Greens(helos), A-26(boomers), 0-2's(push/pull Cesner spotter/marker ops).
My time in the Navy & AF led me into fun things like skydiving competitively.
Navy: parachute rigger; jumped out of perfectly good aircraft, have been fired up a ejection seat rail(twice), was lifted off the ground by a C-130 fly-by doing somewhere in the range of 130 mph while I was sitting on the ground, then was assigned to the USAF 606 Air Commandos which is a part of the AF's special op's(PJ's are trained like all the other branches SF's, going though all the stuff that USMC's forced recon, Navy's Seals, Army delta's, etc. PJ's are combat Medics, go into whatever it takes to recover people and do what it takes to keep them alive in the process. Because of my job and training I was assigned to this unit while being in VN(Laos)(no I was not a PJ). My specialty was finding people on the ground that got there by getting out of their a/c in an emergency, also moving teams in & out of areas before or after their mission. So I was exposed to flying all kinds of a/c, Golly Greens(helos), A-26(boomers), 0-2's(push/pull Cesner spotter/marker ops).
My time in the Navy & AF led me into fun things like skydiving competitively.
R3dRumfb6
Well-Known Member
I work at a hospital pharmacy as a national certified pharmacy tech CpHT. I supply medications throughout the hospital as well as compound creams, suspensions, IV bag meds, and also chemo therapy drugs.
Dennis Rockholt
9k Alll Day
I work as a tax accountant for the gas company "Mapco" also known as Delek US Holdings