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Discuss. if another tnuc says pornstar im going to snap

Pornstar.

Seriously though, I'd have to say some job where computer science meets audio engineering

DJ / producer.

would love to own my own restaurant / club as well.

if all else fails, methamphetamine manufacturer ftw

Phigure wrote:Pornstar.

Seriously though, I'd have to say some job where computer science meets audio engineering

tech support for a studio. i do it and i love it. they have studios in schools, unis and such, not just businesses

Restaurant Critic or failing that restaurant owner (something which i shall finally achieve next year)

idealist, or dreamer its all i do, i just need to get payed for it

Play my music around the world, but who knows how realistic that is these days

Either work in industrial chemistry or pharmacology, and make crazy custom psychedelics for me and my friends in my spare time.

Label owner. or filming they guy above who said he wanted to be a pornstar

travel journalist (ok, so perhaps not totally realistic)

more realistic - creating digital marketing strategies for cool companies (probably music companies)

Graphic Designer for a big name, cool company in NY, California, Seattle or Canada (where all the cool jobs seem to be).

But, then again, that's never going to happen either.

Or an artist on Ed Banger.

truck or taxi driver

Producer, game store owner, technology scout/communicator in my spare time.

Edit: Well-paid producer I mean.

certified badman

Probably a writer or an artist. I've never wanted to do anything, though. Just don't care enough to go for anything.

My dream job would be to be? Haven't a clue..
It's something I really should think about as right now I am lacking a direction.

Grand

full time producer would be THE dream

otherwise
drinks writer (travel round bars across the world reviewing whiskys, cognacs etc)

I used to work in a studio years ago and that was close to a dream job, the music was mad (retro rock'n'roll, psychobilly etc) but everyone was chilled, the only hard work I EVER had to do was carry some awesome Joe Meek rack mounts about and do some wiring, got to bun pretty haaard and most of the day was spent twiddling with vinyls and DATs and drinking tea..
I miss that place

lloydnoise wrote:I used to work in a studio years ago and that was close to a dream job, the music was mad (retro rock'n'roll, psychobilly etc) but everyone was chilled, the only hard work I EVER had to do was carry some awesome Joe Meek rack mounts about and do some wiring, got to bun pretty haaard and most of the day was spent twiddling with vinyls and DATs and drinking tea..
I miss that place

Sounds good to me.

CBC Radio DJ. I basically want to be the Canadian Mary Anne Hobbs. Should probably work on my breathy voice.

commercial radio dj, not doing breakfast though. fuck the early mornings.

If I had the looks - an actor - A serious one. Sir Ben Kingsley / Michael Gambon-esque.

Not to be ridiculously famous/rich for the sake of it, but to be ridiculously good and
well known for being a good actor.

I always thought a dream role would be to act as one of the guys in a remake of
12 angry men.

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But failing that, I'm actually beginning to do my other dream job, which is talent
management as an agent for literacy and music.