Isnt that a good thing? British infrastructure hasnt got the most modern reputation.:p

army corps of engineers
 

working as a general manager, member of the board of directors of the dutch -what you call in the states- Army corps of Engineers. (keeping our feet dry!) Aniuk

What do you do for work?

Nothing.:smug:

I guess that is a pretty important job in the netherlands huh?

As little as possible.

Sold my company and am Retired.:sunny:

In Catalina at that. You must be livin the life! :up:

PD

I try doing that in my current job as a librarian at a university. I currently going for a new job in a more productive workplace, train driver for cityrail!:o

For 29 years, employee of Dow Chemical. Process operator, marine tankerman, dockmaster, supply chain & distribution coordinator. In three weeks I get a long weekend. A really long, long weekend ;)

I'm a lighting Director for ITN as we speak I'm doing the Basketball for Channel 5. Quick turn your telly on and see my name on the credits! (ps it isn;'t really Kurtz!)

I work for the 3rd largest cable company in the U.S, Cox Communications, for the last ten years. Many just refer to us/me as "Cable Guy". :)

I'm a gunsmith.

I customize, alter, repair, and clean just about anything that comes through the door that's worth my time to work on. I also advise people on what firearms they should buy and rent out and disillusion them as to firearm nomenclature and firearms laws and 2nd Amendment rights.

I don't blow smoke up anyones' *ss and I don't bullsh*t anyone into buying something they don't need. I may not have decades of experience, but I know enough to know what I'm talking about.

I'm also a 4-H youth rifle instructor....but I haven't done that for over 2 years. I also give "crash-course" pistol shooting lessons for $20 for people who are new to guns and want a little bit of coaching.

Australian Regualar Army - Infantry. Enlisted in 1988, still serving, 20 + years as a "GRUNT" and still loving it.

I drive cars, delivery vans, trucks (lorry's?) and get paid for it:up:
I went into the wall a couple of years ago, so I´m holding back my work effort somewhat nowadays. Getting wiser with age, hopefully:know: :rotfl:

I work as a tech guy (audio, IT) for a chain of radio stations.

C&C lathe operator as well as operating and maintaining a couple of threading machines. Before that did sheetmetal work.