So, what do y'all do for a living?

[JulienJeff]

I'm geologist and I work for a small (10 employees) consultancy company. We work mainly in the water sector (sanitation, supply, etc.) and rural development

 

[Din Of Win]

I'm busy...

-Full time college student double majoring in Ecology and Socio-Linguistics.

-Part time job (30 hours/week) doing background investigations for the government at the Department of Health and Human Services.

-Karate and Kobojitsu(weapons) instructor.

-Part time over-seer of a local bicycle co-op.

-Bassist in two giging and touring bands.



...I like to stay busy

 

[spark_chaser]

avionics installation
I take this

turn it into this

 

[Jim Nazium]

I create the toxic financial derivatives that are now wrecking the global economy. It's phase 1 of my evil plan to destroy civilization.

 

[L-A]

I do some filing work for my Uni, and I design freelance whenever possible.

Bass playing is more of a self-financing hobby than a revenue.

 

[DWBass]

Facility Management.

 

[username n/a]

Professional badass.

 

[Marlat]

I do odd jobs here and there.

 

[CrispyDelicious]

I press buttons, usually resulting in talkbass posts, sometimes resulting in data entry or in-store display printing for a massive privately owned retail company.

It's paying for my education. Then I get a better job.

 

[baba]

I manage people that grow this kind of stuff and keep it up and working.

 

[Kwesi]

Man, it looks like just about everyone has one cool job or another! Can I change my answer to Mercenary? That's way cooler than going to school

 

[Mike N]

Auto mechanic.

 

[RickenBoogie]

I'm a freelance artist, though the last 12 yrs I've been on one project, mostly. It's a children's television series, and there's lots of singin' and dancin'. Several crewmembers have formed a party band, and we use whatever large studio room is available to jam in. We've done a few big parties there, with the lighting and audio crew helping out big time. Seriously been considering doing a few of the show's more famous songs as covers. That would be a hoot & a half.

 

[lousybassplayer]

Pull triggers or push pencils (depends on where I am)

TB is a big part of my work day.

 

[TrooperFarva]

Electrical and Controls Engineer

I'm going to Law School next year, to become a Patent Attorney.

 

[Toasted]

I sell Multi-Level Marketing schemes to PolkaHero.

 

[etoncrow]

Self employed mechanical engineering consultant working mostly in the construction field. NRA certified personal defense instructor. Certified Harley-Davidson mechanic from1979 to 1986 while obtaining my engineering degree); gunsmith and musician (drums, bass, vocals)

 

[jojobean39]

I am a substation engineer for a consulting firm. I do a lot of work for different government agencies, utilities, universities, etc.

 

[mrufino1]

I'm a behaviorist providing in home behavioral services for families who have a child with a disability (usually autism these days). Just got word yesterday though that things may be changing and I might need to go back for my master's, we'll see. That may wind up changing my profession because school is not in the financial cards right now and I will never borrow money again. I also play in a soul/ r&b/ party band a few days per week, and play with a children's singer (I'm Mark the Bouncy Bassman!)

 

[Gard]

I herd cats and whack moles for a living.

Here's a few photos:

(I'm on the left in this photo)

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(This one was taken a few years ago, I don't look like that now...)