Carver Occupations

[Jack M]

Saw a similar poll on another forum, thought it was interesting. What do you do? Sorry if I didn't put your job up there, we only get 10 choices. I'll keep it private for those who don't want to say publicly. If you want to say what you do, feel free to post below.

[tex1230]

Alpaca Farmer

edit: you should add "I hate on Pros on the internet" as an option for somebody...

[trailertrash]

no poll?

it is coming.

jack, make sure "as little as possible" is an option... :D

[photodad2001]

Photographer, but currently in medical school for radiology. Got 2 more years.

[Gecko]

nothing there really applies to me, I teach but I also fix things, I'm an artist but I also do production work....US Navy Photographer (19 years 8 days)

[J'suis là]

IT Applications Support Analyst, but, I want BlueB's and Dave*'s jobs instead.

[tex1230]

I'm a sommelier. Jack, how could you possibly NOT include that as an option?

I would count that in "healthcare"

[Strider]

I answered Dr./healthcare, but i actually do medical research. Orhtopaedics to be specific. Some pretty cool things out there for bone healing and cartilage injuries right now.

[willywhit]

does " figgerin out that time travel thing " constitute an occupation ?

http://www.mkaku.org/

[Jack M]

I'm a sommelier. Jack, how could you possibly NOT include that as an option?

My bad. :)

[RDY_2_Carve]

I'd like to know how people can do 75+ days a year and still support a family?

IT here...since 1997.

[pebu]

Design Engineer here. As stated in another thread, I didn't graduate with an ME degree, I did with an Mechanical Engineering Tech. degree, so I'm not a professional engineer or anything. No PEs to study under and seeing as I only really know less than a handful of PEs out of alot of engineers I know, there isn't really much point in taking the exam and trying to become a PE. Out here in the sticks it isn't that big of a deal though. If I lived in a bigger city I'd probably take the exam and go for it cause it seems to matter a little more there.

[Gtanner]

I'm a chemical engineer working for one of the larger oil companies in Northern Alberta's Oil Sands.

[Jon Dahl]

I didn't build it, buy it, or break it. I just try to fix it after you abuse it. Just your friendly nieghborhood auto tech here.

[willywhit]

I didn't build it, buy it, or break it. I just try to fix it after you abuse it. Just your friendly nieghborhood auto tech here.

any experience with subie legacy wagons with a case of " torque bind " ?

[Randy T.]

Product Designer II in Mechanical Engineering. Like Pebu said I did not get an ME degree so I don't have the job title of Engineer.

[ncermak]

Environment, Health and Safety specialist - AKA Safety guy, OSHA man, and to some: "here he comes, stop working"

I put it under other white collar, but you can move that if you envisioned it elsewher...

[Scuff]

It's hard to fund my snowboarding habit with only one income..

F/T 3D animator, P/T Alpine Snowboard Coach, and also do

freelance graphics/web/video editing.

[MUD]

Stay at home dad.

Used to be an Engineer.

[skipuppy]

Student yay!!! What about snow bum? Broke traveler? :lol:

[Ernie00]

None of the Above !

High School Phys Ed Teacher

[Jack M]

A thousand pardons to the Education industry... ran out of options. Please choose "other white collar". I guess.

Someone responded to this poll on the other forum.... "paid internet browser".

[Paulk]

any experience with subie legacy wagons with a case of " torque bind " ?

Replace the rear diff mounting bushings:)

[Rob Stevens]

any experience with subie legacy wagons with a case of " torque bind " ?

Heat reaction from a solenoid in the diff? Does it go away when the car cools off?

Good question. Anyway...

-REALTOR® (Satan spelled backwards)

-President of CASI (after many years in the "paid" part of the industry).

-Spreader of No(Board) love. You should NoBoard.

The "Bordy out" thread raises an interesting misconception that snowboarding for a living is easier to get up for than, say, construction.

On -30 mornings where you know the light is going to be flat and the snow icy, I found the two jobs to be similarly uninspiring, difficult and uncomfortable.

[two_ravens]

At Play in the Fields of the Oil Barons - working out in the field for one of the majors, trying to keep it in the pipe and off the ground. :D