What do you do?

Just curious. What do you do for a living? I'm a 6th grade english/history teacher, full time. :p
  • Former Member
    Former Member
    Seriously, lots of smart people here! I knew swimmers were cool. Steph, that is awesome. I think being a pastry chef would be very cool, dangerous but cool. I am a paralegal. I hate it. I am going to start on my masters in education this fall, need to get my act together on that. Then hopefully I'll teach 1st grade. (Maybe Kindergarten, maybe 2nd ... after that they get too old! ;) )
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    Wow, there are some really smart (or smart-sounding) people here. I'm a bureaucratic archaeologist. Both my degrees (BA/MA) are in anthropology/archaeology, but I don't get out in the field much. I review projects for the Arizona Department of Transportation to ensure compliance with various state and federal historic preservation laws. Kae
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    Former Member
    Civil Engineer, Land Surveyor, Graphic Designer, Web Designer
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    Former Member
    I am a retired police officer ( Toronto, Ontario ). Walked the beat for 6 months before I saw the inside of a patrol car. Worked in 4 different general duty divisions, plus - Traffic enforcement which included radar enforcement, motorcycle patrol, traffic complaints, accident investigation, breathalyzer technician, station duty, commercial vehicle enforcement. Criminal investigations where duties included processing arrested persons on bench warrants, preparing police and private criminal charges for trial, preparing and swearing of information for court, preparation of bail estreatment and assist investigative officers with serious criminal offences. Mounted ( horses ) where assignments included equitation training, general mounted duties, crowd management, training of remounts ( new horses ), ( new ) riders and stable management. Fraud investigations where duties consisted if compiling and documenting evidence for trial. Training officer in divisional and mounted units where duties consisted of field and orientation training of newly graduated officers. Post Retirement - drove a transit bus in Lethbridge, Alberta. Present Occupation - work part time as a By Law Officer in Campbell River, B.C. Other than that I haven't done much..... "In the absence of proof the truth means nothing".
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    Former Member
    Geek is the new cool! Seriously!
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    Former Member
    Jim you are the best math teacher ever!!! I'm only two tests away from actually passing my math class this semester (I'll e-mail you and tell you how I actually do...hoping for a C or better) and I owe it all to you! YOU'RE AWESOME!!!!
  • I'm currently working as an analytical chemist.....it's rather surprising given the fact that I found chemistry somewhat boring in school ;)
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    Former Member
    Yet another IT person. Been programming in the banking industry for 11 years. I work as a consultant for one of the two big banks here in Charlotte.
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    Former Member
    I'm a certified dental assistant 3 days a week & a substitute teacher on the other 2 days. Not as exciting as most of your careers. What a diverse & interesting group of people we have here! Swimmers are defintely not boring! Fun reading.
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    Former Member
    I am the town geek.....kinda like the village idiot....only an extreme geek as well.....but like Anthony Micheal Hall's Character from Breakfast club, I am hoping one day to be king of the geeks.....or perhaps "Lord of the Geeks"....(kinda like Lord of the rings only geeks instead of rings).....then I would have some prominence amongst the ever growing geek community anyway. Actually I am a Mathematics Professor.....same difference right? Newmastersswimmer