what does eveybody do for a living?
- Thread starter CLOAKD DRAGGON
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Oh lol I meant to put I not you sorry lol. My predictive text is a pain on my phone lol. I remember you telling me you did that 
im still pursuing my career as a professional slacker! i just got promoted yesterday! now i can eat crisps AND watch tv! i might be working at a shoe store soon. i like to call it a shoe dealership. it makes it sound more exciting.
Daniel Ray
The Wizard From The East
Studying Video Game Design... Best course out there!
Oh, and part-time Event Organiser. I do birthdays, weddings, and the occasional mini video game conference in my college.
Oh, and part-time Event Organiser. I do birthdays, weddings, and the occasional mini video game conference in my college.
I love that sense of humor. I hope that I never get on your bad side. HEY. I gotta request. Could you drop the bomb on me? Jk. I like jess and she might get mad at me. Lol 
nope, im totally not getting that job as a shoe dealer. We had a group interview and i wasnt aware that this was a woman's position, thus i was unable to answer any of the interview questions
Well I've recently acquired a volunteering position at the local donkey sanctuary. Essentially it's my job to wipe the smeg from donkeys eyes, pick their noses for them (no seriously,) and also listen to the ten plus female volunteers who outnumber me yap on about how men are apparently 'useless' at lunch break as I try to quietly eat my sandwich in peace. (And they wonder why I'm so quiet at lunch break.)
Not necessarily what most would call a living but it's what I do with my life at the moment.
Not necessarily what most would call a living but it's what I do with my life at the moment.
I remember my first proper job in a toy shop - they got nabbed paying me off the books and had to sack me before the tax man caught up with them. I cried all the way home.
My second job was in a pet shop for £1.90 per hour (which is horribly illegal) and it was utter crap. The owners didn't really care about staff or pets but I did get a whopping 15 minute lunch break (also illegal) and on my last day there (I quit in the end) I "accidentally" dropped a box of locusts on the floor and watched the ensuing drama as I walked out of the door. Those beggars are pretty hard to catch once they get going... They did have a few redeeming features as a business though - tarantulas, pythons and my personal favourite which was a bearded dragon I used to have sit on my shoulder all day. Felt bad for the guy who came to take over my position though - he was under the impression he'd get a pay rise once he finished his probationary period. Was not impressed when he found out that £1.90 was them being generous...
After that I worked in a ski resort which involved lots of free skiing, drinking heavily and ignoring the phone as much as possible - but it was seasonal and work dried up fairly quickly. I was also a cleaner for my college tutor (and she paid VERY well) and a hotel receptionist. Other than that I've been in all kinds of jobs but my current proper one doesn't pay so I don't really do a lot other than turn up to AGM's once a year and pretend I've been busy. Soon as they start paying me, I'll start working harder. Or at all. I've not been in paid employment for 11 years now...I work for Steve too and he pays rather well but then he has to. He has to live with me
My second job was in a pet shop for £1.90 per hour (which is horribly illegal) and it was utter crap. The owners didn't really care about staff or pets but I did get a whopping 15 minute lunch break (also illegal) and on my last day there (I quit in the end) I "accidentally" dropped a box of locusts on the floor and watched the ensuing drama as I walked out of the door. Those beggars are pretty hard to catch once they get going... They did have a few redeeming features as a business though - tarantulas, pythons and my personal favourite which was a bearded dragon I used to have sit on my shoulder all day. Felt bad for the guy who came to take over my position though - he was under the impression he'd get a pay rise once he finished his probationary period. Was not impressed when he found out that £1.90 was them being generous...
After that I worked in a ski resort which involved lots of free skiing, drinking heavily and ignoring the phone as much as possible - but it was seasonal and work dried up fairly quickly. I was also a cleaner for my college tutor (and she paid VERY well) and a hotel receptionist. Other than that I've been in all kinds of jobs but my current proper one doesn't pay so I don't really do a lot other than turn up to AGM's once a year and pretend I've been busy. Soon as they start paying me, I'll start working harder. Or at all. I've not been in paid employment for 11 years now...I work for Steve too and he pays rather well but then he has to. He has to live with me
I fix computers for people, however I'm currently looking for a job. Though I'm pretty sure I just walked into one, it's just a waiting game now.
I'm currently in my last year of study - (development of) artificial intelligence with a minor in physics. I've taken on a few jobs in the meantime already and the salary was well-enough to come around with miscellaneous things, such as trips to fascinating places on this wonderful globe.
I've also been studying music and practicing/perfecting my voice as a tenor. I hope to make a good career in classical opera throughout theaters and whatnot. In-case it's of the essence, Luciano Pavarotti, Plácido Domingo, and José Carreras are my idols.
I've also been studying music and practicing/perfecting my voice as a tenor. I hope to make a good career in classical opera throughout theaters and whatnot. In-case it's of the essence, Luciano Pavarotti, Plácido Domingo, and José Carreras are my idols.
Tsuyu
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