Quote from: makenzie71cow watcher.  I watch cows.

That explains why you have so much free time to spend on the forum.

Im a programmer for a sheet metal shop.

Updating...no longer a cow watcher.

I now do all the quality control work for The American West Windmill Company.  Now I watch windmills.

Quote from: manofthefield on December 28, 2005, 08:21:03 AM

Quote from: manofthefieldMechanical Engineering student at Michigan Tech, junior year.

I'm on co-op through August as a PRA(probable risk assesment) Engineer at a nuclear power plant

Wow this was a long time ago....

I just graduated and I'm looking for a job, probably in Milwaukee, but maybe in Minneapolis/St Paul area, depending on what job the GF decides to go with.

These days I'm in west michigan working as a design engineer for a conveyor company

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DoD machinist for the Marine Corps.  Getting ready for the B model upgrade to the Osprey and then the Joint Strike Fighter in 2010.

Quote from: javio1 on April 09, 2004, 07:45:53 PM
Shipping and receiving for Rand McNally. The map company.

Hell yeah, I just got promoted to material handler at Printpack, we make plastic cups for apple cause, dog food, etc. Warehouse represent!

Quote from: spc on December 05, 2008, 10:48:45 AM
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My last job was trying to figure out why some goats have bigger nipples than others. 
I had to rub vaseline on them and then take plaster casts.  Blood samples, cheek, hair. 

Before that, i was doing fecal samples to count parasite eggs. 

I decided to become unemployed.

Quote from: jroymcd on December 04, 2008, 08:54:51 PM
Im a programmer for a sheet metal shop.

What do you program? I programmed Salvgnini P2 and P4 benders, never programmed on the S4 punch, wiedomatic punches, Amada, Accupress and Pacific genisies press brakes. 

Quote from: bettingpython on December 09, 2008, 06:42:12 AM

Quote from: jroymcd on December 04, 2008, 08:54:51 PM
Im a programmer for a sheet metal shop.

What do you program? I programmed Salvgnini P2 and P4 benders, never programmed on the S4 punch, wiedomatic punches, Amada, Accupress and Pacific genisies press brakes. 

Amada laser and NC punches.

retired bum and commie liberal pain in the ass.

WTH?  Nobody cares that I had to rub vaseline on goat nipples all day?  Where's the love?

Quote from: wladziu on December 10, 2008, 08:22:40 AM
WTH?  Nobody cares that I had to rub vaseline on goat nipples all day?  Where's the love?

The thread isn't about what you do in your free time! 

I'm crying on the inside. 

Realtor and as a hobby that I get paid I'm a sommellier for a country club and collectors of wine.

And by the way,  I am buying the 2004 GS500F I asked all of you for advice on.  Thanks again.

Im an electronics technican at Camp Shelby in MS.  My specialty is radios but I work on nearly anything electronic in the MSARNG.  Also I am a GSA approved lock safe and container technican/inspector (safecracker), I don't know exactly what that has to do with electronics other than some safes have electromechanincal locks but they sent me to school for it so I do that some at work too.

I am a sheet metal mechanic/machinist/welder/programer/drafter lol.  pretty much anything with metal we do at my work.

part time Jobs on the side I do photography and web design for people.

Software engineer. Unix application support in particular.
All day my job description consists of yelling at people for editing unix files in notepad, fixing copied files from DOS (windows ha ha what a joke its DOS people) to unix.
Ocassionaly I come by here on GSTwin and post, just maybe 1 teeny tiny minute a day.
Cool.
Buddha.

Auto tech.......Well was.
Still waiting on the doc's to find out if I still will be.