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currently wash dishes in restaurants and work as a waiter at the british embassy to procure funds for college etc. its terrible, but its money.
 
Rampant said:
Think Smarties UK...

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Enough clues, already, Sherlock :D

you got me `cos thats the new shape smartie box , I remember the old disc ones with the alphabet on the back
 
Like Schwans? My Mother in Law loves their stuff, and keeps at least two boxes of the little mini ice cream bars that compare to mini Dove bars in the freezer at all times.
 
Chemical engineer for a biotech company in the R&D pilot plant.
 
I work with cadavers(dissecting) procuring tissue for medical research at the nations leading tissue bank for whole body donation.( Not Kidding )
 
When I was 20 I worked for Inglewood Park Cemetery(next to the L.A.Forum)I was doing concrete borders for headstones,it was next to the crematorium,man it used to smell like a big barbeque,then it smelled like someone forgot to turn the meat.We used to call the guy who ran it colonel burns,we say hey who's cookin colonel.I saw the whole process start to finish,they grind up the ashes and bones,we would find old hip joints made of metal with the screws,it was a great place to ride my Harley or have a picnic by the pond.Sumi:D
 
I'm an electrical engineer w/ GM, just had my 25th annev. in Oct 09.
Our department develops software for powertrain and chassis controllers.
My duties are Lab and Intrumentation managment which is basically a supporting role for the software developers and validators.
Located at the Proving Grounds in Milford Michigan. (the country club as they say).

Before GM, I worked in a family buisness (TV sales and service) as a technician.

Been out of the band scene for about a year, but looking to get something started again.

On the side, I build custom guitar amps for GDS and Guytron amplification in Fenton Mi.
 
sumitomo said:
Do you get any samples?:poke Sumi:D
How do you think I got to be 6'3"?

I could get some ultra-pure water for a humidifier if you wanted...
 
Wow Eric that's strange,I mean in a good way because I am very interested in water purification,I visit South America alot and see what a problem clean water is,and it is an element we (man) cannot create and we need it to sustain live,so I am on a quest to find a method to purify water at a low cost or no cost(using sunlight)to help people have a better live and a healthy live also.Sumi:D
 
sumitomo said:
Wow Eric that's strange,I mean in a good way because I am very interested in water purification,I visit South America alot and see what a problem clean water is,and it is an element we (man) cannot create and we need it to sustain live,so I am on a quest to find a method to purify water at a low cost or no cost(using sunlight)to help people have a better live and a healthy live also.Sumi:D

I remember hearing about a system developed by the man who invented the Segway. He's quite the bright fellow. He also concocted a wheel chair that allowed the person to climb stairs. I can't recall his name at the moment ~

I worked in the auto and motorcycle industries for decades. Everything from tech to sales. Then I did paintless dent removal for about 12 years. Now I make custom guitar straps, Brookwood Leather ~ I love working with my hands the most
 
Those straps are amazing Otay.

I'm an administrator and event organiser for a charity working with persecuted Christians.
 
I am an aviation structural engineer in the U.S. Navy. what that means is I fix planes with a BIG hammer. I also hot rod guitars on the side.
 
Senior Unix Systems Administrator

Semi-retired Body guard to the stars.
Ex-clients Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, Prince, Janet Jackson, Micheal Jackson, Hugh M. Hefner, Sigourney Weaver, Rick James, Van Halen, I could go on and on but you get the idea I toured with every one of those bands and artist except the gloved one.
 
Went into the Air Force back in 93 till they kicked me out for asking too many questions and not following the rules. An out-going California party girl stuck on a Strategic Air Command remote base with mainly officers in bumpf&$k North Dakota with a bunch of enlisted men that never seen much outside of their little towns before. Along with a low population of women. YOU TELL ME, WTF WAS I SUPPOSE TO DO!! :thwap

95' worked as a supervisor for Bank of America's Online Banking Dept in San Francisco and traveled around the US hooking up with friends to party :happy

Till 99' when I met a guy from an AOL online dating thing ( back when AOL was all there was). Graduated with an AA in Psych.

Got married in 01' to the AOL guy. Loving man and father. I put my aspirations on hold. Had two children. One of which was diagnosed with autism. :help

Now attending University of California in the Speech and Language Pathology program and learning guitar :happy
 
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Cool feedback otay and those are awesome straps(I can feel the G.A.S. comming).Sumi:D
 
Soulstress said:
Went into the Air Force back in 93 till they kicked me out for asking too many questions and not following the rules. An out-going California party girl stuck on a Strategic Air Command remote base with mainly officers in bumpf&$k North Dakota with a bunch of enlisted men that never seen much outside of their little towns before. Along with a low population of women. YOU TELL ME, WTF WAS I SUPPOSE TO DO!! :thwap

Spend a little time at Grand Forks, did you? :rotflmao:

I've been TDY there a couple of times, and that is one lonely, desolate, extreme backwater, off the beaten path, go nowhere little seen corners of the world. I don't know how young single airmen survive there without going crazy............it's like a remote in CONUS........:nope The place is depressing to say the least.

I have 30 years in the military - 12 active duty, 18 in the ANG, and I going to retire this year.

Right now, I'm an electronics quality assurance specialist (Civil Service) for the U.S government.
 
Funny... i'm an Architect but have always worked as a Civil Engineer, and for the past 5 months i've been on front of a survey crew.
Times are tough here in Mexico also... you gotta do what you can.

I also gain some extra pesos by buying guitar stuff on Ebay and and selling it on the mexican version of Ebay... this is how i get to try out lots of guitar stuff, so it's more of a hobby for me.
 
Environmental Health Officer, and part time painter of military miniatures. Also spent some time delivering lighbulbs in Canada. Worked in a slaughterhouse for a while once, which was interesting.
 
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