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graduated with a degree in architecture, worked in the corporate world doing graphic design and flash development for a bunch of years, quit that to be a musician. been doing that since.

I sell recycled body parts.

Firky wrote:

Trap wrote:Work part time in GameStation, whilst studing arboriculture at college. Seriously, tree, chainsaws, and working outdoors - I can't wait to get paid for that shit.

Fuckin' hell! I did that for a bit too, this is getting uncanny.

Are you a Stihl or a husq' man?

I don't have any professional experience, but I have done quite a bit of tree felling up north at my uncles cabin.

We have a 1990s era Husqvarna saw and the thing still runs to this day. I also have a Husqvarna dirt bike up there.

Edit: Oh yeah I forgot the whole point of this thread. I have just finished high school and plan on bumming around Europe and the UK as long as I can. After that I am not sure in the slightest.

I work for a trade union as a political officer.

Basically I do the policy research, write and implement campaigns, work with Government ministers to get them to do what I want them to do (which never, ever happens), have 'afternoon tea' in the House of Lords and generally do political things.

i work in a care home for people with learning disabilities 3 days a week
the rest of the time i do artwork for bands and record labels.

life is good

Firky wrote:

missedthebus wrote:final yr uni bum as well. study international relations n spanish

my mate did that but in italian, now he works in ghana selling newspaper space to overseas businesses?!

fair play, a bit of a random one to lead on from, but bet its interesting!!


Dont have a clue what I want to do after uni.... probably a masters.. In the long term really want to live in Mexico/Central America, if it means my degree comes to nthing so be it if I get the chance to live in paradise!
Id be happy cutting coconuts down from trees on the beach all day for 100pesos if I could.

cyberneticghost wrote:Edit: Oh yeah I forgot the whole point of this thread. I have just finished high school and plan on bumming around Europe and the UK as long as I can. After that I am not sure in the slightest.

Safety.

kidstatic wrote:graduated with a degree in architecture, worked in the corporate world doing graphic design and flash development for a bunch of years, quit that to be a musician. been doing that since.

I know loads of people who studied graphic design and couldn't get a job or as in my case got a job in graphic design and then got fed up. if someone asked me if they should do graphic design i'd probably say no unless their work was absolutely fucking brilliant an original otherwise you're in danger of becoming a glorified mac monkey.

having said that I did enjoy it - but got bored after two years and some of the wankers i had to work with were very nathan barley

deamonds wrote:Got to big up all the peeps on here who are involved with the emergency services and also anybody else who help people, you deserve alot of credit man, biggup..

Yeah, seriously, I was early on the scene of a climbing accident once and the moment when the paramedics turn up is like having the heavens open and 15000 angels fly down to help you out just when you think you're really screwed. Respect.

fork46 wrote:Transmission and Radio engineer for a big telecommunications company. yawn.

I work in system test / engineering for a smallish carrier tech company. Do you want to buy a class 4/5 softswitch and associated app servers?

tr0tsky wrote:I work for a trade union as a political officer.

Basically I do the policy research, write and implement campaigns, work with Government ministers to get them to do what I want them to do (which never, ever happens), have 'afternoon tea' in the House of Lords and generally do political things.

I have just voted for my union on industrial action short of strike!

Slothrop wrote:

deamonds wrote:Got to big up all the peeps on here who are involved with the emergency services and also anybody else who help people, you deserve alot of credit man, biggup..

Yeah, seriously, I was early on the scene of a climbing accident once and the moment when the paramedics turn up is like having the heavens open and 15000 angels fly down to help you out just when you think you're really screwed. Respect.

fork46 wrote:Transmission and Radio engineer for a big telecommunications company. yawn.

I work in system test / engineering for a smallish carrier tech company. Do you want to buy a class 4/5 softswitch and associated app servers?

I normally feel like this when i turn up to a bad job

Tertiary care nurse, renal transplants mostly.

3/4 of my way through an English/Psychology degree, and looking on to my masters in the psychology of music.

i teach english to spoilt childen, surly teenagers, and professionals in lisbon.

I want a new job but the hours to pay ratio is so nice.

edit - i'm 25 and my post sounded like an old man

masturbate

I build boats and do soundsystems on the side.

bagelator wrote:i teach english to spoilt childen, surly teenagers, and professionals in lisbon.

I want a new job but the hours to pay ratio is so nice.

edit - i'm 25 and my post sounded like an old man

cool! i'm thinking of doing that eventually, and i'm going on my first trip to lisboa this summer! Any recommendations to see?!

Slothrop wrote:

deamonds wrote:Got to big up all the peeps on here who are involved with the emergency services and also anybody else who help people, you deserve alot of credit man, biggup..

Yeah, seriously, I was early on the scene of a climbing accident once and the moment when the paramedics turn up is like having the heavens open and 15000 angels fly down to help you out just when you think you're really screwed. Respect.

fork46 wrote:Transmission and Radio engineer for a big telecommunications company. yawn.

I work in system test / engineering for a smallish carrier tech company. Do you want to buy a class 4/5 softswitch and associated app servers?

Hah...one of my good mates whos been driving trucks for years is quitting to become a paramedic.

Got another who is a treehugger as well but we got into coms rigging. If you have a head for heights, it's a job that'll take you round the world on really good money

Just coming up to my 3rd year chiropractic exams now

Shitting the bed, standard. But if I pass these...I start in clinic in as little as 2 months. Life is fucking terrifying at the moment!!!

spooKs wrote:

bagelator wrote:i teach english to spoilt childen, surly teenagers, and professionals in lisbon.

I want a new job but the hours to pay ratio is so nice.

edit - i'm 25 and my post sounded like an old man

cool! i'm thinking of doing that eventually, and i'm going on my first trip to lisboa this summer! Any recommendations to see?!

how long will you be staying? there shit loads i can recommend you...