Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2009 7:19 pmxDoogiex wrote:Where can I get one of these cool jobs?
Start kissing some serious butt.
Start kissing some serious butt.
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Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2009 7:19 pmStart kissing some serious butt.
Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2009 7:46 pmI am a group leader at a molecular genetics / developmental biology lab, a.k.a. fly torturer...
Christian
Christian
Posted: Fri Dec 25, 2009 1:59 amPosted: Fri Dec 25, 2009 3:13 amFinancial Advisor here. I frequently "advise" myself that I spend too much on climbing!
Posted: Fri Dec 25, 2009 5:40 amMarthaP, only if they are a babe 
Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2009 6:22 pmDragger wrote:rpc wrote:kovarpa wrote:professional a**hole
UPPER MANAGEMENT MATERIAL!!
Did this just conjure up mental images of "Office Space" or what?!?!?!
yeah, the part where he says that every new day he goes to work is the worst day of his life... or something like that. whoever invented such a BS as money and work...
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 12:05 amxDoogiex wrote:MarthaP, only if they are a babe
Define "babe" and I'll let you know what your chances are. 
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 5:16 amA fine lookin lady or mamacita.
Not the movie about the pig
Not the movie about the pig
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 5:30 amFull time nights as an auditor at a hotel.
Part-time days at a local gear (climbing) shop.
Also working on freelance writing.
Part-time days at a local gear (climbing) shop.
Also working on freelance writing.
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 5:51 amI'm a contractor and I love my job.
Every day is filled with challenges that take physical strength and mental fortitude to overcome. I love to take on the jobs that the other guys don't want. There are usually a couple of times each day that I encounter the impossible, work though the puzzle, and put the pieces together for a fine finished product.
I often greet coworkers with a cheerful "It's another great day to be working!" Except on Friday, when I usually sing "Friday! Friday! Friday!
Every day is filled with challenges that take physical strength and mental fortitude to overcome. I love to take on the jobs that the other guys don't want. There are usually a couple of times each day that I encounter the impossible, work though the puzzle, and put the pieces together for a fine finished product.
I often greet coworkers with a cheerful "It's another great day to be working!" Except on Friday, when I usually sing "Friday! Friday! Friday!
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 1:22 pmRetired after 24 years in the Navy.
For the last 10 years I have been trying to learn and adapt to how the Civilian world operates.... it's a joke.
It's hard to find folks that actually work together and take care of one another out here. Everyone is out for themselves pretty much.
I clearly understand why things are in such chaos and the economy is so bad.
Folks need to learn the meaning of selflessness and cooperation.
That is my new career.
I think I will be casting a lot more Flies these days. Won't have to deal with too many out-of-control city flatlander folks, if any at all, where I go and learn the meaning of life from the Wild Brown, Brook, Golden and L-Cutthroat Trout.
John Gierach has had it right all along....
PS: Ya'll looking for someone to build yur Dream House the right quality way?
Go no further.... Greg Enright is yur man. Lives right up the street from me and I watched him build his hooche from foundation to pounding the very last shingle on the roof. The guy is Top Notch! It'll be done with a TLC the likes no one else can give ya.
He is one of the few "Civ's" I have had the honor to meet out here, that has his head and heart in the right place.
For the last 10 years I have been trying to learn and adapt to how the Civilian world operates.... it's a joke.
It's hard to find folks that actually work together and take care of one another out here. Everyone is out for themselves pretty much.
I clearly understand why things are in such chaos and the economy is so bad.
Folks need to learn the meaning of selflessness and cooperation.
That is my new career.
I think I will be casting a lot more Flies these days. Won't have to deal with too many out-of-control city flatlander folks, if any at all, where I go and learn the meaning of life from the Wild Brown, Brook, Golden and L-Cutthroat Trout.
John Gierach has had it right all along....
PS: Ya'll looking for someone to build yur Dream House the right quality way?
Go no further.... Greg Enright is yur man. Lives right up the street from me and I watched him build his hooche from foundation to pounding the very last shingle on the roof. The guy is Top Notch! It'll be done with a TLC the likes no one else can give ya.
He is one of the few "Civ's" I have had the honor to meet out here, that has his head and heart in the right place.