What do/did you do for a living?

[mdr]

I'm a Professor with a focus on culture and social change. I created a sexual assault prevention program that reaches about 2,000 people per year throughout the U.S. If California's economy gets much worse and they close all the universities I'm moving to Kauai and becoming a surf instructor!

 

[NancysToy]

...Spyder does have a significant Centrum Silver demographic.

:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:

 

[sabunim5]

72 to 75 Certified Engineering Technician
76 to 82 Toxicology Projects Director
83 to 88 Managed the Psychology and Biology Labs for George Mason University
89 to 95 Managed a flowing seawater testing facility
96 to 2000 Owner/Operator of American Karate Studios
2001 to present X-ray tech

 

[frank3]

Retired from what WAS "The Largest Car Company in The World" as Plant Engineer. Now work part time as an environmental consultant. Love my RT and can't wait for all the trips my wife has planned for us.

 

[chasen_racen]

Retired

Retired, 31 years with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs as a Indusrial Mechanic / Pipefitter Foreman. I worked at one of the larger VA Hospitals in the U.S.

 

[Tom in NM]

What a great thread, glad to know more about all of you!

Retired from a petrochemical company - Manager of IT stuff, some Logistics and M&A.

I've been a teacher, pharmacy manager, A&F salesman, medical office manager, freelance commercial art, Audit and Controls for BC/BS in Illinois, freelance computer programmer/systems developer ( OSHA compliance mostly ). It took me 56 years to get from being born in Michigan to retirement in New Mexico on February 26, 2004.

I now just do volunteer work for Food Pantries and other charity organizations . . . AND . . . lots of freelance road inspections in the 4 corners area on my Spyder.

Tom

( welcome back Donny, keep hanging in there! )

 

[GA-SPYDER]

Owner of 2 different custom harvesting and detasseling companies. Working on setting up the third one now. I spend a lot of time in the corn field.

I'll bet you knew Orville Reddenbacher personally! My old boss in Indiana grew pop corn for him.

 

[aubierules]

Im a GIS analyst for my local city government...stands for Geographic Information Systems....I do computer map making, but mostly build geographic databases....

 

[GA-SPYDER]

13 year Field Service Rep. for an industrial wood working machinery company. Most of the equipment is from Germany, my favorite place to visit. Got a 16 & 17 year old. Can't even spell "rietyrment". :roflblack:
:doorag: forever,

Carl

 

[effgjamis]

HA! No. I'm not that old!

My favorite geeky programmer quote:
"There are 10 types of people in the world; those who understand binary and those who don't"

Me thinkest you mispelled ( 10 types ) should only be 2 types.....:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack: Unless of course you are my age 01001101..

 

[Racy2]

:spyder::spyder:My first ever reply on here after reading a bunch...bought my 09 RS Spyder in January but will not take diliverey until May when it warms up around here.
20 years as a professenional jockey
12 years as Manager for Jockeys Association Canada
4 years as Director of Thoroughbred Racing surfaces:thumbup:

 

[max continuous]

You get 3 guesses and the first two don't count. 20 years with the same company and some nice iron to fly!

 

[mvengineer]

Well, I wish I was retired ! But for now, I work as a Structural Engineer designing Fire Training Buildings for Fire Departments and the Military. Hoping that by the end of the year I'll be able to put P.E. (Professional Engineer) on the back of my name!

Wonderful, go for your PE. I have been one for 33 years. A PE after your name will help your career immensly. Good luck in passing the test.

 

[SpyderWolf]

welcome to you Racy2.

Thanks to all of those who served, or are serving now, for your sacrifices for our country. A big Semper Fi to my Marine brethren as well. :2thumbs:

 

[COOLMACHINE]

what is that?

You get 3 guesses and the first two don't count. 20 years with the same company and some nice iron to fly!

Hey Max,
Is that a Helicopter behind you or are you just happy to see me.

 

[COOLMACHINE]

welcome

Welcome Racy2. Come on May.....

 

[max continuous]

:spyder::spyder:My first ever reply on here after reading a bunch...bought my 09 GS spyder in January but will not take diliverey until May when it warms up around here.
20 years as a professenional jockey
12 years as Manager for Jockeys Association Canada
4 years as Director of Thoroughbred Racing surfaces:thumbup:

I hope you ordered the handlebar risers for it!
Sorry,but I had to and hey..if it wasn't me I'm sure someone else here would have noticed!
Congrats on your purchase. Ain't waiting a b**ch?
Max

 

[retired1]

61-64 college
64-67 GM parts mgr.
67-72 police officer
72-'04 farmer(spent winters in Anaheim,Ca. '77 to '91)
Sold the farm and retired in '06.
Happy owner of '09 Spyder amongst other toys.

 

[max continuous]

Hey Max,
Is that a Helicopter behind you or are you just happy to see me.

Haw Haw!
2008 Eurocopter EC30B2 to be precise. I picked it up from the factory (Ft. Erie Ont.)and flew it across Canada to it's home base.
I just can't help myself...my other vehicle is a 2006 Monte Carlo SS!!
Max:helpsmilie:
Sooo many cool vehicles and so little money!!:gaah:

 

[Racy2]

I hope you ordered the handlebar risers for it!
Sorry,but I had to and hey..if it wasn't me I'm sure someone else here would have noticed!
Congrats on your purchase. Ain't waiting a b**ch?
Max

After riding more than 15,000 races I think my arms are streched plenty long but hey that might be a little more comfort in the long haul:thumbup: