What do you do for a living?

[Hammer]

Where do you do this at? That is exactly what I started to do as a major in college but changed to business after my Junior year.

 

<---------------- Outside Sales Professional in the Fox Valley (Office Products, Furniture and Janitorial products). Are there any buyers in here?

I teach in Brookfield and still do a couple lessons for WFB students that came to me when I had a house on top of UWM during college. The drumlines are Brookfield Central, New Berlin Eisenhower and Palmyra-Eagle. I have to ask if your picture is from Oktoberfest in Lax since that's one of the few parades where t-shirts and beer cans in hand are allowed. (as if the drumline doesn't have a flask in their stick bags)

 

 

 

 

Yep...Oktoberfest in LaX. I was a member of their drumline for 4 years and now have graduated to the Alumni band for the past 7 years. Good times!

[TheBwaz]

I make fake bombs out of pinball parts for terrorists. It pays well but I am terrified of VW buses.

 

<--Actually, I is an law talking dood. I am currently without assignment, so I am Dad to a toddler.

[There isnt a Spoon]

I make fake bombs out of pinball parts for terrorists. It pays well but I am terrified of VW buses.

 

<--Actually, I is an law talking dood. I am currently without assignment, so I am Dad to a toddler.

Great Scott!

 

[Katuluu]

<----- Assistant manager at a movie theater and freelance writer.

[JimH5]

<---------- After years of working for The Man (mostly in HR), I now spend my time working for The Girl--as a Stay-at-Home Dad. I also freelance as eye candy for stay-at-home moms and maids (pretty much exclusively for those with poor vision).

[lcbj68c]

<----- Still looking for police jobs. In the mean time, part-time gigs with the Milwaukee Brewers and umpiring (college) on a regular basis.

[iluvlamp]

<----- I enter people's recurring dreams. Then kill them.

[SeriesFinale]

<----- I enter people's recurring dreams. Then kill them.

 

So that's who that was with the Ned Yost mask last night...well I'll be darned.

[SeriesFinale]

schlitz, I'm extremely jealous that you are living near Moab. I love that area. I would move there in a heartbeat if I could get a job.

Moab is indeed a beautiful and interesting place. A good friend of mine runs river tours out of there

 

[Thurston Fluff]

Mom and Pops business owner. My wife is a balloon artist and I was into comedy so we combined our somewhat limited talents and managed to stay open for 25 years and counting. She has a BA in Sociaology and I have one in Philosophy so that was pretty much all we were qualified to do.

[GAME05]

<---- Marketing and Business Student Teacher, hopefully soon to be full time teacher

<---- Part Time Poker Pro

yeah, i made far more money in Wisconsin playing poker basically full-time than I do at regular work now, plus it was way more fun. i like the regular paycheck, though, even if it is less. in my years gone, i've heard the cops have basically shut down all the fun now.

[radman12484]

Blancofan1[/b]]<---store manager of a specialty apparel retailer, worked for one company for the last 8 years or so, and start with a new company as of this Monday at Mayfair

 

in short, I sell jeans to teenage girls--turns out no matter how bad the economy is getting, kids never seem to slow down their frill spending thank god for me

Welcome to the dump I like to call Mayfair.

 

I sell sport memorabilia (autographs mostly) at Mayfair Mall. Love the people here....yeah I am a liar.

[gypcasino]

I work for the same corporate behemoth as one of the mods. I think. I'll have to check to be sure.

[logan82]

I have to say that I am not surprised to see very few farmers. Especially dairy farmers. I doubt most farmers have enough time for baseball. It is a 7 day a week, 365 day a year job. The days are really long too.

[TheBwaz]

What, farmer's don't have radios? Something has to break up the never ending din of cow flatuence. Might as well be a Brewer game, even though the sounds can be indistinguishable.

[Brian the Automator]

[jazzytrav]

What, farmer's don't have radios? Something has to break up the never ending din of cow flatuence. Might as well be a Brewer game, even though the sounds can be indistinguishable.

Ouch http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/smile.gif

 

And yes, farmers have radios but they don't always last very long. At least they didn't when I was a kid. I grew up on a farm and we listened to the games sometimes, but quite often it didn't come on.

[TheCrew07]

I'm a jack of all trades computer tech for a very large corporation full time. I also coach football in the fall, sometimes I'm paid, sometimes I volunteer, depending on how many teachers want to coach.

[Thurston Fluff]

<------- "Consultant" ... This mainly means I architect, program, project manage, blah blah blah, various IT projects.

 

I thought consultant was a fancy way of saying you no longer had to work in a cubicle.

[logan82]

What, farmer's don't have radios? Something has to break up the never ending din of cow flatuence. Might as well be a Brewer game, even though the sounds can be indistinguishable.

I am sure they have radios, but not time to be spending on the internet.

[hawing]

I think you might be underestimating farmers these days. Some operations make plenty of use of the internet.

The free time's a valid point, though I think if many of us calculated the amount of time our commitments take up each day, we'd be surprised at how we manage to carve out time for Brewerfan.

[ccbrew]

<----- Peon, investment banking

 

Following the Brewers while living abroad is pretty much a full time job as well.

[MadScientist]

Bioinformatics software engineer.

[davebobn]

I am a Private Investigator. And no unfortunately I don't run around trying to bust cheating spouses, but actually work with major mortgage insurance companies. I try to save them money by exposing mortgage fraud. Booyah!

[Brian the Automator]

I thought consultant was a fancy way of saying you no longer had to work in a cubicle

Well, I still have a desk (We have an open-concept room... I'll have to snap a photo once we move to our permanent quarters), but I get to work from home whenever I need to, so it's all good.