I am an IT in the United States Navy. I have been in for 18 years. Ready to retire and settle down.
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Iām a model.
I model socks.
On the radio.
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Iām wife, mother, grandmotherā¦ .oh, and I manage this:
Before, I was a Crew Chief in the Air Force for 4 years, then in the IT industry
for 26 years.
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Iām a dispatcher at an atm company. I monitor about 800 atm machines and dispatch technicians if the money is low or generate errors. I recently started this job but loving being off the rooftops ā¦ which I was a commercial roofer before.
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I am a Psych Nurse.
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Please accept my apologies in advance for my warped sense of humorā¦ But since your post included a bit of humor in the same vein, please consider the following:
You might want to make a minor (but critical) edit to further clarify the followingā¦
ā¦as how it read, my first thought was imagining a cheering section for the one enduring such a heinous act.
āWay to take that punch!ā
āYou didnāt even flinch!! Way to deny letting her know that hurt!ā -yes, women can be ābeastsā too! =p
Seriously though, what you do is awesome. and more than once Iāve been the one to not stand by and idly watch this kind of shit happen. Makes my blood boil.
PSA: if you see it, HELP STOP IT! In whatever way you can. Someoneās life may depend on it.
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Do be careful not to put fuel on the fire. Geez in the US with you guys all carrying 3 pistols each be very careful. Call police as your first action please. Then you can be brave but always be smarter than you are brave.
Wow psych nurse & support workers totally brilliant professions. Thanks.
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A trained assassin working on behalf of a number of corporations, I enjoy long walks in the dark, exercise regularly and i own an extensive weapons collection
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Credit to you for taking on a tough role there. Autism is hard to work with, even if a child is relatively calm and placid. I can relate to your situation, I have a severely disabled son (cerebral palsy, spastic quadriplegic, tube fed, communicates via ipad and autistic) itās a draining job as a parent as the 24 hour care based mostly on repetition day in day out really takes itās toll. My son is coming up for 17 now (Iāve had him for nearly 14 years, biologically from my partners previous relationship) and itās been a tough ride, so many appointments and a lot of heartbreak. I feel very lucky to still have him with us as weāve nearly lost him a few times. So work comes second for me. Iāve not really landed into a career due to not being able to work full time but fortunately for me Iām not driven by money (we have enough, even though Iād like more 
).
So my job is mostly as a carer and dad but also I work in a gym part time and as nightclub security for that little extra cash in hand 
Oh, I also sell some of the juice that I mix which has turned out popular enough to make me a little extra here and there. Guess that also makes me a part time juice vendor 
Thereās some great jobs of other members on here. Especially the microchip engineer job. Such a variety of people from all walks of life. A very interesting post.
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brilliant
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Hahaha, you do develop a dark sense of humour doing my job! Post editedā¦thanks for pointing it out lovely 
P.S. Iād like your post but Iām all out of likes for about another two hours 
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14 years an Executive Recruiter. Iāve worked Accounting, IT and currently engineering for Defense Contractors, Utilities (Nuke guys are insane), Automotive and currently Medical Device. Scary thought, I know enough to intelligently talk the talk but I could NEVER walk the walk (except accounting). I seem to learn something new every day!
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I gave it a like for you 
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I am a Steamfitter / Welder by Trade for 34 years
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I was a welder / pipe fitter for 20 years in the Navy
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Cool I started out at Newport News Shipbuilding in Va. at 19 years old and worked with some of the best fitters there
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Maintain and repair industrial and commercial laundry equipment
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Professional cracker stacker.
Been working for the same cookie/cracker company for 28 years. Currently the the working foreman of our warehouse and sick and tired of Oreoās.
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Thanks beaut
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cool I was welder there many years ago
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