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Well ive seen this posted a while back...thought I would re visit the topic so everyone could get to know eachother a little more besides if they are a liberal or a conservative because this forum is like capitol hill sometimes!!!!
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I have been a hit and run bank robber now onto 37 years. I work alone wearing a Ronald Reagan mask and only rob banks in New England or Wisconsin. These damned high airfares are really cutting into profits.
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cmon bdgee what do you REALLY do besides perverse the perception of the party you dislike!
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I don't approve of any party. Perhaps your misconception arizes from you seeing EVERYTHING only from the extremes?
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ugh...nevermind. So does anyone care to share what the REALLY do? im sure there are some interesting ones out there who would like to share, or perhaps some experiences from their career
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you day traded for a living? isnt that risky? did you make enough to live on?
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quote:Originally posted by CashCowMoo: you day traded for a living? isnt that risky? did you make enough to live on?
So far yes....caught the dot com bubble and was fortunate enough to learn from an old-timer who was a bear through-out the entire episode of the "irrational exuberance" This led me to catch the down side as well. Looking back, as a daytrader 8 years ago...it would hurt you to even look at the fundamentals and techs....it was all momo and who the players were in the box...it was all about speed.
The sec and its rule changes (not so much the decimals but the montage) wrecked everything!
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Just got out of the Marine Corps in March and have been trading nearly everyday. Got a big severance check from uncle sam due to being medically discharged and have been using some of that as my initial trading capital. So far I have been makeing good money getting in and out of stocks quickly. Looking to start college in the fall, but I'm doing really well with trading so far I don't know If I will commit to college just yet. Afterall I got 10 years to use my GI bill .
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Full-Time Surveyor for local engineering firm and official RNC Parrot.
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RN for a Large Hospice Company. I make visits to dieing peoples home to make sure they are comfortable and pain free.
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quote:Originally posted by bdgee: I have been a hit and run bank robber now onto 37 years. I work alone wearing a Ronald Reagan mask and only rob banks in New England or Wisconsin.
Funny, I saw a guy walking down Main Street the other day that looked like Reagan. You working my section of Wisconsin bdgee?
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My list is to long here are two. Color matching carpets, working with the different yarns, dyes and chemicals. Working with mostly production machinery, building, redesigning and repairing.
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I talk to people and make them happy at a museum. I also put band aids on booboo's. Along with other things like tromping through the forest.
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I sit at a desk for 8 hours a day. Do about a total of 45 minutes of work in that 8 hours. I also surf the internet and update my fantasy sports teams.
quote:Originally posted by urnso77: I sit at a desk for 8 hours a day. Do about a total of 45 minutes of work in that 8 hours. I also surf the internet and update my fantasy sports teams.
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Spying on your co-working to see when she leaves her desk to steal some of here candy doesn't qualify as working. My guess is you put in a strong 25 minutes of work.lol
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quote:Originally posted by Upside: I'm a monk and I'm forming my own religion.
i've been looking for a good religion to follow...
i'm definitely instersted (as long as we don't have to do any self-flagellation)
Upside seems to have bigger goals, he's not looking for a religion to follow, he wants to lead.
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I work for a large Insurance and Financial Services company.
My job is to take complicated documents and make them simple, so that customers can understand them and complete them correctly.
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We worship beer, fairways, women 18 to 32, smallmouth bass and roller coasters. They are all considered sacred.
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