#91

Member
Detroit
I'm a graphic artist. I make signs and do vehicle graphics as well as screen printing.

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- Jeff
#92
Appellate Attorney for 27 years.


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#93

Shaven in the Past
Retired, playing with the grandkids and shaven away.

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#94

Chazz Reinhold HOF
I retired from my regular job a couple of years ago. Enjoying life and traveling all over the world.

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#95

Member
Texas
I worked in the performing arts as a professional musician and college professor for 27 years. Got tired of that went back to school and am now working as an oncology/infusion RN at a major Texas cancer center.

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Ah, che bel vivere, che bel piacere per un barbiere di qualita.
#96

Member
Texas
Currently, I am an NCOIC for a cyber weapon system integration shop and Networking Engineer Lead. Normally though, I work in Communication Security and Information Protection. One of the joys of being in the military, the job is always changing.

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Jerry
#97
Thanks for your service Jerry!

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>>> Brian <<<
Happy beeps, buddy! Happy beeps!
#98
This is a fun thread to read through.

I'm a network/systems administrator for a multi-campus two year technical/community college.

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#99

Member
Omaha, NE
I am a 6th grade school teacher.

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"I honestly think it is better to be a failure at something you love than to be a success at something you hate." — George Burns
#100

Member
Omaha, NE
6th grade teacher for the last 21 years, but just finished my masters in administration so hopefully I can find a principals position for next school year.

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"I honestly think it is better to be a failure at something you love than to be a success at something you hate." — George Burns


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