Lead singer of U2, solving World Debt and AIDS Crisis in Africa
Writer/director/producer/editor in TV on some truly terrible UK television.
Most recently had fun for the last year making a doc about threats to marine species (mostly sharks and cetaceans) for an environmental charity.
Nice to be able to tell girls you save dolphins for a living and not be lying 
Dreams of writing comedy and drama. Or at least getting paid to.
Student in Seminary working towards either a Masters of Divinity or towards a Doctorate in Theological Studies.
We’ll see what the future holds…
[quote]nephorm wrote:
ems_girlscout wrote:
FF/Medic
Navy Reservist-HM3
Ok, that is just an unbelievably hot avatar.[/quote]
Um…yes it is. I have to agree.
My job is to sit inside all day and do homework when I feel like it.
[quote]grew7 wrote:
My job is to sit inside all day and do homework when I feel like it.[/quote]
I miss that job…
[quote]BIGRAGOO wrote:
grew7 wrote:
My job is to sit inside all day and do homework when I feel like it.
I miss that job…[/quote]
You were home-schooled once?
[quote]grew7 wrote:
BIGRAGOO wrote:
grew7 wrote:
My job is to sit inside all day and do homework when I feel like it.
I miss that job…
You were home-schooled once?[/quote]
No, but I remember when the only responsibility I had was keeping up with my homework. The pay sucked ass though.
Then: I retired as a Police Chief after almost 30 years in law enforcement. Thought I was set but then a divorce convinced me otherwise.
Now: I’m a loss prevention consultant. Next: Stay tuned!
[quote]sic wrote:
That’s funny. I work for a company that does reimbursement for an anti-psychotic. I should get my company to pay you for referrals. :)[/quote]
Do it up, we like referrals from all corners, especially when it helps our paychecks!
[quote]BluePfaltz wrote:
Dan McVicker wrote:
jonroe–
My degree’s in Philosophy.
I hope the GNC nearby will hire my ass. Because the want ads I’ve seen don’t have a lot of jobs for “Professional Philosopher”.
Socrates was broke most of the time.
Of course, Socrates didn’t deadlift, either.
My ideal job would involve thinking hard about how to solve a problem, writing a paper about it, then lifting heavy stuff for an hour or so. Anyone have anything like that?
Dan “Here’s hopin’” McVicker
Be prepared form Minimum Wage and 3% Commission, 5% of you’re a manager.[/quote]
People with degrees in philosophy can often actually get jobs in the corporate world (if you want to). Less college specialization than you think is required, and some employers like to hire somebody with a little different mindset.
Supervisory Border Patrol Agent. Mean Green, baby!
IT Director
Seems like every other person is an engineer, computer guy, US Marine or Firefighter. I have experience with the first three, and my dad was a firefighter. I feel all warm and fuzzy now, must be something in the water.
Patent attorney - and yes, it’s as exciting as it sounds.
Box thrower at UPS, studying criminal justice though.
Husband
Father
Coach
School Bus Driver
Police Officer
Attorney by profession - well, there aren’t a ton of obvious choices for classics majors.
At the moment I’m a volunteer mediator.
[quote]Hatari Samaki wrote:
Patent attorney - and yes, it’s as exciting as it sounds.[/quote]
One of my clients was a patent attorney. She told me lots of horror stories.
I am a personal trainer, but I want to open a bar. I know how well the two go together. =D
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