WHAT'S YOUR PROFESSION?

[PACIFICBUSA]

Oh yeah....I work for the judicial system....<s> brain-washing</s> rehabilitating drug offenders.

O.K. PacificBusa, please explain to me (us) how is it that "THE BLIND CAN LEAD THE BLIND?

"

Me blind? Heheh...I lead 'em all into the shaving pit. After that, it's game on!!!

BTW...I think I've run across some emus in my time here. Shave 'em as smooth as a baby's bottom!!!

SHAVE 'EM ALL!!!!

 

[Rosco]

Self loading cargo, I sit an look at green dots all day and develope a poor attitude towards my employer.

 

[Rosco]

And some views from inside.

 

[Rosco]

And another

 

[Rosco]

And last one before you all get sick of it!!!!!!!

 

[VaBusa]

Wow...that last screen is so high tech!

 

[Lazerblade]

Is that a ISAR radar?

Paul

 

[Mikey D]

Cool Rosco!

Now for a technical question...

Seeing as how you live int he southern hemisphere of this fine planet we call Earth...

Which way does the water swirl down in the toilet bowl? Clockwise or counter?

 

[PACIFICBUSA]

leave it up to Mikey to ask the "intellectual" questions.

 

[Rosco]

No Lsaer its just FLIR, the system can do ISAR but the companys too tight assed to fork out for the option.
And for Mickey D, the drains seem to be working clockwise today just like that damn episode of the Simpsons. hehe!

 

[Rosco]

These next two pics are what I used to do. I was crew chief in airborne mineral exploration. We fly along at a few hundred feet and pump a few kilowatts of EM energy into the ground with the loop around the aircraft (which prob explains the state of my brain!) and I collect data from a towed sensor I winch out 400ft behind.

 

[Rosco]

And the mighty Sky Van in Africa

 

[Glyn]

Seems like all the professionals are posting on this one. A little short on the working stiff replys. Tazeone seems to have a nice gig, and Tree also, but do you get to drive them?

Lots of High Stress jobs also..

Me? I'm just a phone guy, I get to work on poles in all sorts of weather. On nice days, everybody wants my job, on crappy days, well, somebody has to fix these damn things. But my office comes with a view that changes all the time!

Before this, I was a machinist for Grumman Aerospace. Nice job, interesting work, no view. Enabled me to learn how to make a lot of cool toys though.

 

[BusaKenVa]

Hmmm working stiffs. That'd be me. I work in a factory making Reynolds Wrap. Well actually my department runs the lighter gauge foils. Like the paper coated foil inside Wrigleys chewing gum packages and wrapped around Wendy's burgers. Trying to get my act together to go back to school and get a mechanical engineering degree. But until then I'm just a working stiff.

 

[HiYaBruceA]

I'm a financial systems consultant specializing in PeopleSoft Purchasing and Accounts Payable for education and government institutions. I generally work out of town four days a week. Because of that I must carefully balance my limited time at home between family and riding. But this spring the scales are definitely going to tip toward riding. I has a jones, a 'Busa jones!

 

[jumbo]

Well according to the (L.A Times newspaper) I get paid too much for what I do. all we do is beat up on poor Inmates that have more rights that anybody here. Oh by the way if you haven't figured it out yet I am a glorified baby sitter or also referred to as a knuckle dragging Prison Guard.

I have to say it is the best job you can have. How many people can say that the "customer" is never right. If you can handle about a 1000 convicted felons being around you it is a good job..

 

[low4life1300]

I paint and build custom choppers. A fulltime painter, molder, and builder of custom choppers for hogs and rods. Was an auto painter for 6 years before that.Bikes and cars are litterally my life,