[garfield]

I was just sitting here thinking about all the vast and diverse amount of people we have in this forum and all of the unlimited kowledge that is made avaliable throughout this site.
I can't help but wonder "How many professions do we have in here?" I myself am a Telecommunications Specialist for a phone company called SBC Ameritech. Tell us, What is YOUR profession and what exactly do you do for a living. (I can understand that for some this might be a bit personal, so if you don't answer, hey, that's cool too) but for those of us who live to "stand out" , Tell us what you do for a living that makes you so valuable to the rest of us

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Life is most generous to those bold enough to live it

[Dutch69Camar]

I'm a calculator/workpreperator for a company, called Mourik Services, that does industrial maintenance, mostly at petrochemical plants. We also do turnarounds and catalyst handling. www.mourik.com

[HawaiianCamaro]

Let see Retired Air Force COP worked 2 years in sheetmetal A/C ducting
now the HAZ WASTE manager for Hickam AFB
and doing my last semester for my AutoCAD certification. Have a BA in Criminal Justice

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Jeff 67/68 & 69 RS's
65 442
http://hobbystage.net/camaro/hawaiiancamaro/index.html
http://www.hawaiianislandcamaros.org

[bruce69camaro]

Let's see, what do I do??? Well I guess my main position is a fire test technician and when I'm not doing that, I double as a quality control inspector. They seem to get the best of both worlds. They assign me two jobs, but only pay me for one.......
That's big buisness.
Bruce

[HwyStarJoe]

Wow Jeff... can't make up your mind?

Network Admin/PC Support for one of a major security companies Customer Monitoring Centers. It's boring... but I'm blessed just to have a job these days.
Sorry, it doesn't make me valuable at all to anyone else, unless you want your Camaro wired with a Catalyst in the trunk or wireless network!

[Oncea3Fan]

I work as a manager of a contruction stone supply yard for a company called LAFARGE.
they are big into concrete.
it's been so slow the last two months I've had plenty of time to be on camaros.net

[DOUG G]

lots of various jobs till ........was in the production of powder coating for 10 years (Valspar) now in industrial maintenance Dept. ( National Gypsum )

go with the money..hehe

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My '68 Camaro
Doug G.
68 Camaro
406 ci.
13.5@102 W/ 2.73POSI.

[rojo]

Well, I do about the same thing as Joe. Take care of a network and support PCs, do a little database programming, make sure the phone system stays alive and well. They found out I can turn a wrench and hammer a nail so I've inherited some building maintenance responsibilities as well. The way things are these days, as long as the pay check keeps coming I don't mind doing what I'm asked to do.

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Robert Johnson

'69 getting better every day... (every pay day)
350ci 700r4 3.55 posi A/C PS PDB

[This message has been edited by rojo (edited 08-20-2002).]

[drdave69]

I'm a 'Applications Developer' (computer programmer) for a major insurance company. I know almost everyone has heard of the company because of our cute mascot and commercials - AFLAC. Yes, the white duck company.

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Dave
'69 Z11 Pace Car, 350/4 speed, manual top, console w/gauges, tilt rosewood wheel, AM radio

[1979 Malibu]

Professional Phone Answering Dude.

I wouldn't call this a career, It's just my part time job.

I'm a security guard, and have to answer a phone once and awhile. It pays me to surf the net and read chevelles.com/camaros.net

Pretty sweet.

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1979 Chevy Malibu 2-Door with a lumpy Chevy 355. (Hot Rod)
1983 Chevy Malibu 4-Door with a 231 (3.8L) Buick V-6 with Edelbrock Goodies (Daily Driver)
The 2-Door
The 4-Door
Aaron "The Hammer" Robertson.
Speed kills...drive a Ford and live FOREVER
Youth And Hotrodding - A Car Club for Those Under 25

[rs1968ss]

I'm a Sr. Network Admin for a major health insurance company. I work on the infrastucture (routers/switches/firewalls) so I don't have to deal with the PC desktop thing. And that is a good thing!

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-Randy
Cars:
<A HREF="http://www.camaroclubkc.com/rs1968ss.htm" TARGET=_blank>68 RS/SS BB ragtop
</A>RWHP: 329.4 RWTQ: 398.9
63 Nova II ragtop
Club:
Camaro Club of Kansas City

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[67 Prostreet]

Yes it is Randy...

I however went through a organizational restructuring of our company and ended up doing client support. Yes desktop! YUK :-(

Formerly was doing admin work with the desktop junk and at least got to mix things up somewhat.

Hey it still pays the bills (well almost)
And allows me to play with my cars


Tom

[This message has been edited by 67 Prostreet (edited 08-20-2002).]

[phel69]

I also work for SBC. I am a Support Specialist Tier 2 for whatever that title is worth. Work on pcs,frame relay, atm and other types of data related issues.

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Bob
Garnet Red 69/SS396/TH400/355 Posi ( 454 now)
94 HD Dyna Wideglide

[boodlefoof]

I'm starting my senior year at the College of William and Mary and am applying to law schools for next fall.

As far as work... I have worked so many jobs trying to save money for school and the Camaro. I think the best was working the night loading shift at UPS... midnight to 10am, 6 days a week! Or it could be as a financial investment advisor with a bank... don't ask me how I managed to land that job... I'm not even an econ or business major!

[DWL]

Financial Analyst at the FED.

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Dallas
67 SS 350
photo ==&gt; http://www.vaclassiccruisers.com/clbveh_lackey1.jpg