What's your job?

[Big_Al]

Lineman, Alabama Power.

 

[exiledNms]

(best Jeff Foxworthy...paraphrased)
"Mayonnaise - mayonnaise a lot of smart people up in here..."

Many an IT type. Personally, I can't even spell IT...:biggrin:

 

[CrimsonBeachBum]

Sales & Project Development in the signage and electronic messaging industry.

Tide Fans is truely a diverse and educated group!

 

[BamaSC]

Lead Systems Architect...which basically means I design computer software and then mess it up beyond comprehension (for job security).

When I grow up, I still want to be an astronaut.

 

[CapstoneStan]

You are so right. I do have a clearaudio turntable, phono stage and some of those sonic bricks pictured. That pic looks like the Clearaudio room at the CES.

And I only have a VPI table with some old Counterpoint tube gear and some big and pretty ugly B&W speakers. Not as pretty as that pic, but I probably get sound that is pretty close. I am not sure I am will to abide by crimsonaudio's audiophile law. LOL

 

[C Earl]

Journeyman plumber. Also a laid off recruiter for construction staffing firm. Stallings, I can get you in touch with my former employer if they have a branch where you live. And if anyone needs a plumber with an English degree let me know (because I am trying to get away from plumbing).

 

[PattheCatinSaudi]

CPA
Produce financial statements for Saudi Aramco and its' subsidiaries.

 

[CornBiscuit]

Mark Foley's personal email drafter

 

[foley_boy]

Youth-Reach counselor. Currently in Houston but one is starting in Summerdale, Alabama. Those of you living in the Mobile area may have seen our story on the news. Youth-Reach is a Christian home for troubled young men.

 

[rizolltizide]

Financial Advisor

 

[leakywader]

Director of Engineering (Mechanical)

 

[Bad Pony]

Power System Coordinator, Ala. Power

 

[Titans&Tide]

Director, IT

 

[ihatefulmer]

Lineman, Alabama Power.

Chris Capps is that you?????? You said power..........never mind.

 

[sh4bama]

Soldier in the US Army.

Don't feel blue collar, we all owe you our gratitude.

I was in the Army 1982 - 1986 (SSGT), took advantage of the peace and got my degree.

I followed up the grunt work with the USAF 1986 - 1992 (Major)

Thanks for all you do.

 

[tjfortide]

I am an agent for AFLAC here in Bham and the surrounding area. I will not be asking the "AFLAC trivia questions" tonight...sorry

 

[JAXFLBAMAFAN]

Automobile claims adjustor and Tanning Salon owner. Originally from L.A., and you all know that is Lower Alabama, Kinston AL. I miss Bama too. "There's nowhere like home", and "My home's in Alabama, no matter where I lay my head".

 

[stallingsstyle]

Journeyman plumber. Also a laid off recruiter for construction staffing firm. Stallings, I can get you in touch with my former employer if they have a branch where you live. And if anyone needs a plumber with an English degree let me know (because I am trying to get away from plumbing).

Much appreciated hand. I had surgery and recovering. I can go back in a week or four, "jwomm". Whats your firms name and I was thinking about maybe trying to find something down that way after the holidays.

 

[mikeua69]

Financial Analyst for an Investment Consulting Firm.

 

[leakywader]

Don't feel blue collar, we all owe you our gratitude.

I was in the Army 1982 - 1986 (SSGT), took advantage of the peace and got my degree.

I followed up the grunt work with the USAF 1986 - 1992 (Major)

Thanks for all you do.

I agree with sh4, SoldierFor Tide. Thanks for risking your backside for us!!!