xleeb0y13x
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That would be fun but I'm a local driver now. Get to ride everyday. I did meet a driver about 6 years ago that had a custom lift on the back of a peterbuilt. Took his Harley everywhere he went.
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That would be fun but I'm a local driver now. Get to ride everyday. I did meet a driver about 6 years ago that had a custom lift on the back of a peterbuilt. Took his Harley everywhere he went.
Sent while running with scissors.
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bump for new members....
VRIIClubby
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ok JT...
At the tender age of 30 I decided to quit what I had been doing for 12 years and go to the bottom of the food chain, I got an Electrical Apprenticeship.
So, 1 month ago, I finally finished it all and I am now a qualified Sparkie...yay...best change I have ever made in my life (besides switching to my left hand lol)
At the tender age of 30 I decided to quit what I had been doing for 12 years and go to the bottom of the food chain, I got an Electrical Apprenticeship.
So, 1 month ago, I finally finished it all and I am now a qualified Sparkie...yay...best change I have ever made in my life (besides switching to my left hand lol)
klawson
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7 years flying for the Marine Corps and 30 years as a commercial
pilot. Retired now with a string of show horses.
pilot. Retired now with a string of show horses.
Sage
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Welp, just graduated college today. Time to get a life now I guess haha
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as long as you are happy that's all that matters. if I may ask what did you do prior
that's sounds awesome!
Congrats brotha. good luck to ya. wish you the best
VRIIClubby
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I was an Administration/People manager working for a department that administers entitlements etc to the Defence Force.
Loved the job, was always flat out, but took a big promo and packed the family up and moved there, still loved but I was working stupid hours, 14 hours in the office, then come home and log in and keep working, 6 days a week, Sunday would come around and I would sleep!
Decided life wasnt just about Money and I wanted to spend time with my family, you cant buy time or go back and get those moments back, jst happy I worked all that out at a younger age than most!
pjmac5
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Stockbroker for the past 20 years.
abyss1406
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United States Navy, Sailor, 7 years runnning Re-up'ed for 6
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you I agree I was working 80 hr weeks for a few years. I did not change professions just went to another company work 40 if that lol
Sneakynuts
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I work as a facilities Manager for an Airline ( the biggest one in Australia)( for now)
So I look after building maintenance on stuff like airports and buildings needed to run an airport..Hangers/Offices/Catering buildings.
So I look after building maintenance on stuff like airports and buildings needed to run an airport..Hangers/Offices/Catering buildings.
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Ricenoodle
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Chief Gunnersmate, USN, i deal with guns in all caliber and everything ordnance. Main specialty is missiles and anti-terrorism tactics.
Sneakynuts
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abyss1406
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good ol Gunner, I qualified on the .50 cal and M240 on the USS John C. Stennis
Malicioso
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OMG where on the same boat!!!
Scholarship in Piping Design 3yrs with 5+ years experience, using PDMS + Draft & MDS. AutoCAD, CADWorx, AutoCAD MEP & CAD Duct. Oil and Gas, HVAC, Food and Dairy.
I used to work for KBR (Kellog Brown & Root), when I first started here in Melbourne Aus before they were taken over by PSN (Production Services Network), whom I worked with for a number of years on many ESSO projects before becoming a software rep for CADWorx. Then did some HVAC work using MEP & CAD Duct. Now I work for a small company who do engineering and fabrication for food and beverage factories all in stainless steel.
VRIIClubby
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Cool, Im trying to learn AutoCADE and Inventor at the moment, not enough time nor a good enough mentor at my workplace to help me get out of it what I need. Crazy In depth.
Im an Industrial Sparkie working for a Water and Process Control company, we also do SS Fabrication for Farms and Wineries etc along with a myriad of other things.
DarkWing
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I currently work as a detention aid at the county jail. All it is is controlling all the doors in the jail and radio communications, as well as handling the public and inmate records. Hopefully, in a short while I shall be transferred over to the county dispatch. I'll be the 911 guy! Haha. I'm coming from about 4 years training and experience doing firefighting, EMT, and some law enforcement. I used to assist in the teaching of first aid for law enforcement personal, nursing assistants, advanced EMT for EMT's, and fire tactics and safety. I placed 11th in the state for fire fighting, and the following years I personally trained and sent 2 students who placed 1st and 2nd in the state and 31st in nationals.
Next month I'll be 20!
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Next month I'll be 20!
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rhnatyk
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Nothing. I'm retired 
