Lots Of Great Talent On This Forum..."WHAT DO/DID YOU DO FOR A LIVING?????"

[chuncho]

All I do is move things around, receive payment for this fleeting job, spend said payment, repeat. Then if time is allowed, I lose myself In a hobby such as MDing or gardening. The later is living.

 

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[Peyton Manning]

I was born a poor black child, no wait that's another story.
Spent many years as a Supermodel leg shaver and body mister for water shots. That industry died out due to waxing and now laser hair removal.
During that time I wrote many hit songs in the 70's. Sweet home Alabama, most of the Beatle's songs, Eagles, Led Zeppelin's hits. stuff like that. Then I designed the space shuttle all by myself. Later I invented wireless communication. Working now on figuring out geologically the source of gold.

 

[GarretDiggingAz]

Jeff-Gordon. Hey could ya invent the do-it-all detector? That way all the discussions about my detector is best would stop. Never mind. I love those debates. So educational.
Great space shuttle design.

 

[grizj]

Global service technician

 

[Silver Worm]

*SEE BELOW*

 

[ammo_u]

I was hurt in late 1997 in the usaf and lucky to be here. So I am a DAV, might as well say retired. Now I just enjoy everyday like there is not tomorrow I vol coach youth sports and like to swing the ole ACE 250 when I get the time and do a little arrowhead and morrel hunting as well.also love to fish. I am saving up to upgrade to an ATPRO or Whites MXT in the next 60 days or so. Then the ACE 250 will by son's.

 

[Jnicholson]

I am a store manager for Walmart. Done construction, and odds and end jobs. Been with Walmart 11 years and started out stocking shelves overnight

 

[I C THE LITE]

I put 20 years into the US army (1979-1999) and 35 years into the brown army (UPS). Thankfully I did some overlapping of the 2 or I would really be old. I will retire on the 17th of Oct and become a full time metal detectorist (water/land) and bird hunter.

 

[Adamsr0522]

Currently in year 6 with an international information technology company.
on assignment with General Electric.

Aside from that I'm a full time student studying Computer forensics and I'm a dad of 6.

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[treidm]

Main Work:

Member of the I.B.E.W. (International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers)

Work part of the time as a Nuclear Test Tech at Nuclear facilities

The rest as a Journeyman Wireman at Industrial Plants


Side-Home Business:

Make Boutique Quality Scented Candles, Melts, Soaps & Body Butter/Balm


Side-Side Work/Play:

Play in a band at open mic shows and annually at music festival on the amateur stage


Metal Detecting:

2001-Present


....Reid

 

[cooper1841]

Retired Operating Engineer. We did enviromental work. Hazmat Site Supervisor, Asbestos Abatement, and underground tank removal/contaminated soil

 

[nickeltabs]

Is this your You Tube -- GarretDiggingAZ --

 

[EC.Mason]

I did plumbing work in my late teens/ early twenties. I taught middle school history for a few years, then became assistant principal of a high school and am now in my first year as high school principal.

 

[GarretDiggingAz]

Nickeltabs. Yeah that's my YouTube name as well.

 

[Daryn]

ICU and Cardiothoracic ICU Nurse at Danbury Hospital. New to MD and looking forward to my ACE 350 and Pro-pointer to arrive from Big Boys. My 10 year old son is getting excited too. Could turn out to be family adventure. UPS says it is out for delivery today! Daryn

 

[Subchaser]

First of all...a huge thanks and Bravo Zulu(Navy thing, means well done) to all the uniformed services who have/are serving!!

20 years active duty in the U.S. Navy as a Boatswain's Mate...retired in 2004.
Since then I've been a Civil Service Ship Pilot hired on at the U.S Naval Submarine Base in Connecticut.....hence the name "Subchaser".

 

[foiled_again]

I'm a geologist working in environmental consulting -- mostly due diligence reports for real estate transactions, plus some sections in Environmental Impact Reports for public-works projects. Got two degrees in geology back before the environmental field existed, and what I do has little or nothing to do with my education, but I fake it well. I worked on the fringes of the mining industry till that died, then in the oil patch until that died, and now environmental consulting, easily the least interesting of the three. Within the next year I'll be retiring and moving from California back to America...er, Texas. I'm having a metal detecting revival this year, thanks to planned retirement and some major upgrades to my equipment. Goal for this year; breaking my all-time record of $345 in clad (I'm ahead of schedule and with beach season coming up). I have no real idea whether it will be possible to operate on this magnitude in Texas...more time but sketchy weather and no beach. Anxious to see though.

 

[FloridaDigger]

I'm also new to MDing. I'm a flight instructor at Dunnellon airport.

 

[EdCT]

New to metal detecting. Served in the Army with a tour in 03-04 Iraq. Currently a Nuclear armed officer in CT

 

[Digger2]

I'm retired, and enjoying it. My last 20 years were spent as Welding Inspector, of those the last 15 years as a Bridge Inspector.
I went where the new bridges were being built as a DOT inspector.