I work as a pharm technician in a hospital setting been doing it for almost 19 years now in two different states it’s always amazing how many pills people take nowadays ,peeps take more pills for the side effects that the other drugs provide it’s an never ending in un happy scenario.
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Man, you’re the first and only person I’ve met that knows what that engine was like. When I was 16 my sister bought a 71 Challenger 440/6 pack/factory high rise manifold, 3 speed slap stick automatic. It was a yellow w/black stripes and a black convertible, with power windows. She used to let me drive it a lot and it’s a wonder I didn’t kill myself in that car. I don’t where my dad found that car.
Her boyfriend wrecked it. Turns out there were only 500 of that model built.
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I have worked as a Network Engineer / System Engineer and Service Engineer for ~ 20 years at my former company.
I currently work as a Software Engineer. We develop medical imaging software for modalities and Radiology Information Systems etc …
In my spare time i work on other software projects and will be incorporating raspberry pi and arduino to automate and monitor my next grow …
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i worked for a few years doing this and that then I started driving a taxi, was far better than working for a living, did that for 35 years then spent 8 years as a courier delivering to houses, now happily retired
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I traveled all over doing custom silver/gold smithing and gemstone carving(turquoise and opal mostly) to help support my freestyle marijuana growing ))
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Awesome carvings! The knife is really cool too
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Professional Chef for 20 years. Working on a WSET L3 Sommelier certification by the end of the year.
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Thanks, Stickyjones… Those were just a couple pics I found on the computer, got plenty from all the years of making native american jewelry, but just not on computer. We had a mobile jewelry shop that we’d set up at pow wows, rodeos, mud bogs, tractor pulls, flea markets, county fairs, etc. all over the country. It was fun and an interesting lifestyle, with our 3 sons being born in different places in our work/travels and growing MJ lol… I never had anyone ask if I could carve something and not be able to satisfy them.
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i started work jan. 1961 i was 15, was at the local factory as an office boy, had a bike went out 4 times everyday delivering mail, was a huge factory. i got into trouble once or twice was moved to the labs, i used to go around the factory everyday taking samples from drums and road tanker for the chemist’s to test. was 17 when i packed that in got me a job as a mil man for a couple of months then onto house building sites, then i got a job as a brickies labourer lining the inside of huge chimneys, i am a walking disaster had one or two minor types of accidents that i was lucky with, gave that up got me a driving job delivering potatoes, then i went back to labouring on the building sites, i blagged my way inti lorry driving when i was 19 nobody asked see my licence , did a few driving jobs then back to building, went over to the channel isles still 19 had a few jobs over there, came back went back into the factory. shit i could go on all night i must have had as many as 50 jobs by the time i was 25. never had no ambition i always found myself just getting on with life expecting to get old and here i am in gods waiting room stoned out my head babbling on a cannabis web site, is my type of enjoyment
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currently make plastic safety chains.
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Any autobody guys??? Sheet metal and resto kinda junk
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I chop mops 
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I Run a 1 acre vegetable farm serving two farmers markets.
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I’m a project manager for a construction company now. I was a field supervisor for a well servicing oilfield
company up until about 4 months ago. Military for 7 years, thinking about buying a grow house now 
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I am an award-winning audio engineer and producer, currently semi-retired except for key projects that interest me mostly. I have worked with many bands and musicians through the years including Parliament-Funkadelic, Los Lobos, The Pixies, Blackfoot, Aretha Franklin and many others.
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That’s badass! I actually just started, well helped finance a record label with a few of my cousins.
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Interesting. I may have met you at an AES or NAMM. I retired last year as North American Sales manager for some Pro audio brands.
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quite possibly - I have been haunting those for years - it’s a small world it seems. The audio scene has changed so much since I first got involved - I have seen the transition from multi-track recording to digital, and went from having to lug snakes and heavy wires all over the place to mixing wirelessly The music/audio business itself has changed so much also. I went from working with bands at clubs and festivals to mostly working on video game and movie soundtracks. There is so much available to the home hobbyist now that it is very exciting, also. It is an interesting field to be involved in.
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It was a fun ride. I was on the road selling crazy high-end hifi gear for the first 30 years & then jumped to the Pro division a decade ago. A shitload of travel & shows & studios but it was a unique career. I’ve spent 7 months of my life in Vegas, 4 months in New York, 3 months in LA, a month in Paris etc etc without ever having lived in any of them – just 2 or 3 days at a time.
I will say that the Pro side was certainly a hell of a lot more fun . . .
Edit . . . here’s my last NAMM badge with my nickname . . .
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