What's your occupation?

[thbinokc]

I'm retired U.S. Air Force Aircraft Electrician (20 years). Now I work at the B-52 depot at Tinker AFB, OK doing the same thing I did in the USAF, but for a little better pay.

 

[signaltoad]

Tech for a major railroad

 

[jeff rod]

I am a program manager for a defense contractor

 

[tsl3]

Petroleum Geologist. It also helps to be Texan as well. It means I get plenty of practice.

 

[turnandburn]

I'm retired U.S. Air Force Aircraft Electrician (20 years). Now I work at the B-52 depot at Tinker AFB, OK doing the same thing I did in the USAF, but for a little better pay. :smile:

yeh but no furloughs in the USAF AD. lol. u in 2121?or whatever building that is..lol. im in 3001.

 

[ckool]

Full time Network Technician ...... part  time backyard meat charrer...

 

[markmaciejewski]

Journeyman Plumber in the fabulous state of Wisconsin

 

[cathy l]

Retired from AT&T.  Held many jobs.  operator, pbx installer, OPT, engineering assistant....Now I have my own (little) promotional items company. 

 

[stevester]

Intellectual property attorney.

 

[papamidnite]

Police Mechanic 20 yrs ,Yea I put in thoses uncomfortable back seats and all  those fancy lights

 

[sajata]

computer security architect.

 

[grimm5577]

Marketing, Web & Graphic Design for a commercial Audio Visual company in NJ.

 

[jahenbo]

I worked as an electrician for 33 years, everything from residential to industrial, including 13 years as a lineman.  Worked pretty much everything from 4-24 milivolts to 500,000 AC.. Last 18 years as industrial supervisor.  I made a major career change about 3 1/2 years ago and am now an ICU RN.  Total change in direction!!!! Also probably one of few that took a major cut in pay to become a nurse.  Hopefully next hobby now that I'm getting the smoking meat going good is to start brewing my own beer!!!!

Jay 

 

[gregleslie]

Freelance video producer/editor. Also graphics and voiceover work. Mostly, I work out of the house, which is great for workday smoking!

Just unpacked my "new" Gen#1 MES30 and bought a MESS o' meat at the PRIMAL SALE at the grocery store this morning.

Saturday: jerky, Sunday: ribs -- can't wait!

Greg in Broken Arrow, OK

 

[grimm5577]

 
I worked as an electrician for 33 years, everything from residential to industrial, including 13 years as a lineman.  Worked pretty much everything from 4-24 milivolts to 500,000 AC.. Last 18 years as industrial supervisor.  I made a major career change about 3 1/2 years ago and am now an ICU RN.  Total change in direction!!!! Also probably one of few that took a major cut in pay to become a nurse.  Hopefully next hobby now that I'm getting the smoking meat going good is to start brewing my own beer!!!!

Jay 

I went from brewing beer to BBQ. Brewing beer is loads of work, and loads of fun.

 

[jahenbo]

Hey Grimm,

 I may be getting hold of you soon to pick your brain a little bit about brewing... I really want to give it a try, I love craft beers and import but, they are way expensive for the good ones so I don't get to drink them as often as I would like to.  I figure brewing my own would be the best way to take care of that.  I have found a close brewery that fills growlers and they make a really nice honey ale!!!! Would like to find a recipe for one. Might have to PM about this so as not to get in the way of all the good meat smoking info on here.

Jay 

 

[cwalk]

Pray for me Fellas, im waiting to here back from the little rock fire département. Never thought i wanted to be à fireman now i want it more than ever.

 

[bayou66]

I am an architect

 

[woodwalker401]

Power Lineman / Trouble Tech for 23 years here in central Florida

 

[frankbe]

I studied chemistry , went for my "tour of duty" , but after that started to drive trucks and got stucked in there...

Some short brakes to try something different : dredging engineer , electrician...

But returned to trucks anyway.

But now since 2 years HAPPILY RETIRED and moved to the Land of Smiles : Thailand.

Although sincere smiles are getting hard to find , to me it's still a great place to live.