What do you do for a living?

AnonoBoy · 13-03-2016 02:17PM

AnonoBoy wrote: »

Renegade Mercenary Daytime TV Soap Star Brain Surgeon Liar.

I'm actually a jizz mopper.

mikeym · 13-03-2016 02:19PM

Im an artist.

I draw the Dole

Elemonator · 13-03-2016 02:22PM

Digs wrote: »

Recession proof maybe, the country will always need it's money counted!

Nothing I'd like to repeat again in this life time but I survived. I did the last two pregnant which is not something I or my poor husband would advise, God love him

There's a few lecturers who do revision courses etc that are invaluable, so a bit of research on the best courses to attend and you're half way there.

Thanks for the help!

Eric Marley · 13-03-2016 04:02PM

Elemonator wrote: »

I'm a college student. Hoping to become a lawyer after my LLB.
For money, I play music in college bars.

What do you do during the day time for your dolla'?

I have a part time job as a vet

Miguel_Sanchez · 13-03-2016 04:04PM

I'm a writer and a video editor.

ShoulderChip · 13-03-2016 04:23PM

Miguel_Sanchez wrote: »

I'm a writer and a video editor.

oh we should work together!

Andy-Pandy · 13-03-2016 04:28PM

I'm a gardener. It's great, I work for myself and get to use power tools like chainsaws and hedge trimmers all day. If the zombie apocalypse happens between 8am and 5 pm Monday to Saturday, I'll be tooled up and ready to fight.

Tigger · 13-03-2016 04:44PM

luas Driver :cool:

laserlad2010 · 13-03-2016 07:14PM

I'm a paediatrician - a children's doctor.

It really just means a terrified rush to keep on top of current children's cartoons whilst simultaneously thanking and cursing the Gods for Frozen, because without it you'd stop humming "let it go" constantly but also have to learn a new movie.

And also not getting attached to nice clothes - bodily fluids are in fierce supply where i work

maudgonner · 13-03-2016 09:09PM

AnonoBoy wrote: »

I'm actually a jizz mopper.

laserlad2010 wrote: »

I'm a paediatrician - a children's doctor.

<snip> - bodily fluids are in fierce supply where i work

Aw, you two have so much in common.

:eek:

Menas · 13-03-2016 09:10PM

Galwayguy35 wrote: »

I wish you would get into specifics, I'd love to know what exactly "working in IT" involves because nearly every second person say it's what they do.

Back in the mid 90's we used to just say 'I work in computers' and people got it - no questions.
My mum still says that I work 'in computers'.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1 · 13-03-2016 09:11PM

Eric Marley wrote: »

I have a part time job as a vet

Then why are you asking for advice, on another thread, about your dog's fleas?

goz83 · 13-03-2016 09:43PM

web designer. Unfortunately all my websites are offline!

Fortunately i'm a hypnotist too, so when my clients call me, they forget why they called me.

goz83 · 13-03-2016 09:44PM

Kinsley Putrid Mudslide wrote: »

Then why are you asking for advice, on another thread, about your dog's fleas?

He's part time. The rest of the time he knows nothing about fleas.

AnonoBoy · 13-03-2016 10:36PM

maudgonner wrote: »

Aw, you two have so much in common.

:eek:

Same place. I work downstairs in the donation rooms of the IVF clinic!

College boy there works upstairs in the actual "hospital" where you have to have a "degree" and "wash" your "hands".

Feckin' posho!

roosterman71 · 19-03-2016 08:49PM

Primary job is working in IT, running SW design teams
Morning and evening I look after 2 farms (fathers and uncle who are both not able for it anymore)
Weekend do odd jobs round the house for the mother
Helping out building my own place too
Play some music too for a few extra bob

Shannon757 · 19-03-2016 08:52PM

roosterman71 wrote: »

Primary job is working in IT, running SW design teams
Morning and evening I look after 2 farms (fathers and uncle who are both not able for it anymore)
Weekend do odd jobs round the house for the mother
Helping out building my own place too
Play some music too for a few extra bob

Busy man.

nails1 · 19-03-2016 08:54PM

I play a millionaire at parties

Shannon757 · 19-03-2016 08:55PM

nails1 wrote: »

I play a millionaire at parties

Seems to be a thriving profession these days.

nails1 · 19-03-2016 08:56PM

I play a millionaire at parties

Stheno · 19-03-2016 08:56PM

IT Consultant

Basically get paid for talking ****e all day long.

Poor Uncle Tom · 19-03-2016 08:59PM

I'm a washer....

bbbaldy · 19-03-2016 09:10PM

Aircraft Maintenance.
Lots of travel. No sleep. Stress. Beer. Love it.

19-03-2016 09:55PM

Stheno wrote: »

IT Consultant

Basically get paid for talking ****e all day long.

Monday to Friday IT support and some R&D, spend all day cleaning up the bulls*t left behind bu sales and consultants :-)

Weekend woodworker, general handyman and any other jobs she has for me.

elstingeo · 20-03-2016 12:02AM

Kinsley Putrid Mudslide wrote: »

Then why are you asking for advice, on another thread, about your dog's fleas?

I was thinking the same thing.. I would of assumed that parasitology would be covered in veterinary... Especially the ectoparastiess he's speaking of..

smurfjed · 20-03-2016 03:43PM

I get paid to be an aerial chauffeur

Shannon757 · 20-03-2016 03:45PM

smurfjed wrote: »

I get paid to be an aerial chauffeur

Is that what they're called these days?

bodice ripper · 20-03-2016 04:42PM

Tattoo artist and freelance social commentary.

elstingeo · 20-03-2016 10:54PM

In college studying animal care. Volunteer as a Veterinary Assistant in a Veterinary hospital when I'm not studying. Supported by the government which I'm extremely grateful for because of the heavy workload associated with college. Will progress onto another course after this and hoping to be paid during training!

eviltwin · 20-03-2016 11:00PM

I work in a trauma therapy centre and help run a support group for people with anxiety

What do you do for a living?

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