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I myself make my living off the net.
I admin a few forums, run some affiliate sites and other ventures.
My 2nd job is going to the gym, I just wish I got paid for it!
Shasta
04-28-2008, 10:35 PM
Maintenance is my "job" fitness is my unpaid career, and i am a musician
I own a construction company and a lawn care business. I sure am glad the grass has started growing cause the housing market sucks right now !!
Peace,
MWM
the housing market sucks right now !!
I hear you there!
judge1962
05-01-2008, 08:27 PM
Health Care.
Had my Share Lately!
Looking Fer Extra Income. Thinkin About Somethin Like Home Depot!...Low Stress Flexible Hours!
That's What It's All About Fer me Lately.
LOWWWW Stress!:)
Home Depot, the news had them on tonight, closing 15 stores!
Buck Wild
05-01-2008, 08:31 PM
Health Care.
Had my Share Lately!
Looking Fer Extra Income. Thinkin About Somethin Like Home Depot!...Low Stress Flexible Hours!
That's What It's All About Fer me Lately.
LOWWWW Stress!:)
Dont go to home depot hell they just layed off quite a few people and shutting down a bunch of stores. But for you it would be part-time. I yold you bro come on down id but you to work for me. You could be my muscle and collect my money.
Buck Wild
05-01-2008, 08:33 PM
I own a small Sub-contractor company for housing sux right now though.
judge1962
05-01-2008, 11:28 PM
Yeah Buck! And When I Need Help You Could Break A few Thumbs...Or Legs!...Or Heads!
:D
Man...I'll Guess There's To Much Theft at The Depot.
I'm Gonna Try Part Time. Kinda Like Relaxing...Lol!...I Hope!
But...Work Is Always Work I suppose.
Intertesting. I Didn't Know That The Depo's Were Closing. Makes Sence With The Down Low In The Building Trade. (housing).
Shasta
05-01-2008, 11:32 PM
yeah first i heard of it as well.. . Im gunna try to clench onto my joba si tight as i can because the thaught of beign layed off is scary!
ironmike
05-02-2008, 12:18 AM
just a lonly welder that makes good money.
bighunanballs
05-02-2008, 01:50 AM
oil and pipe make muh monies
Shasta
05-02-2008, 08:38 AM
I live where there is the worst ECON crash so its hard to make a whle lot
Wabbitt
05-02-2008, 12:56 PM
:cool:I have been a career professional truck driver for about the last eighteen years.* Lately, I have branched off in some new directions...still don't have much time for the gym, but at least I am home:D
Gator
05-02-2008, 07:03 PM
Dont go to home depot hell they just layed off quite a few people and shutting down a bunch of stores. But for you it would be part-time. I yold you bro come on down id but you to work for me. You could be my muscle and collect my money.
Good if they treated everyone like they treated me and my wife when we were remolding our bathrm which Im sure they do.Im not surprised at all if they go out of business. I have had really bad experiences with home depot and what suck is when I got married we had a registry threw Home depot so most of my bath fixture were from there and it was just a huge headache well my general really sucked too
Gator
05-02-2008, 07:06 PM
Im a commercial Electrician just recently came over to the non union side of the trade and I can say the grass is alot greener on the other side. My wife is in school full time to be a RN maybe in the future she can give me my injects. When shes out I am thinking about going back to school and getting into another career construction is slowly taking its toll on my body
beentheredonethat
05-20-2008, 02:27 AM
I'm a drug and alcohol counselor, but I can't stand it any more so I'm looking to do something different. Not sure what, though :rolleyes:.
BTDT
I'm a drug and alcohol counselor, but I can't stand it any more so I'm looking to do something different. Not sure what, though :rolleyes:.
BTDT
Noble profession...
I'm not anti drugs or alcohol, but do understand there are many who either over do them, or who simply need help to stop doing them for one way or another.
I'd rather see counselors than jail time for those people ;)
beentheredonethat
05-20-2008, 09:40 AM
I started out with noble intentions, but after twenty years I've learned the underlying truth; no alcoholic or drug addict can simply choose to stop. If you're able to choose you may abuse chemicals but you're not an alcoholic or addict - and no-one who is not so afflicted can ever really understand what it's like. The only way for 95% of the people I see to quit is for them to hit bottom where the only choice is quit or die. Many die. Most of the rest make it three months, a year, five years but they get complacent and think they're healed - and before you know it they're back where they left off and going downhill. I used to think I could help, after all if I could get clean and sober (and I was heavy into a few things) then people would listen to my experience and get better.
But they don't, and I'm burned out. I think my least favorite clients are alcoholics, especially the ones who drive while drunk. I will drop a client immediately if I find out they've done that even once. As long as they can function no matter what damage they're doing to their families and loved ones they keep going. The kids.....I can't watch the kids growing up all ****ed up any more when there's nothing I can do, and when I realized I was beginning to despise especially the fathers, smug and righteous and mean as snakes I knew it was time to quit.
I don't want to go back to school, though, money's tight due to some ill-advised investments so I'm looking around. I know the solution will present itself, it always does if you watch for it!
BTDT
Noble profession...
I'm not anti drugs or alcohol, but do understand there are many who either over do them, or who simply need help to stop doing them for one way or another.
I'd rather see counselors than jail time for those people ;)
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