What's your profession?

[Strut]

IT Consultant for Microsoft.

No college.

College is unnecessary for most perversions.

 

[trev12110]

I'm a cook at In N Out burger and a Business major at Chico State. I get to live 10 minutes away from Sierra Nevada so I have that going for me

 

[carpenike]

College is unnecessary for most perversions.

If you mean professions I agree.

 

[juskojj]

just another engineer.... of the mechanical variety working in a small manufacturing company

 

[NickTheGreat]

College is unnecessary for most perversions.

If you mean professions I agree.

And if he meant "perversions," I disagree. There's a lot of perversions developed in college . . .

 

[MaddBaggins]

Supervisor and quality control for an expansion joint manufacturer. Last 6 years.
Before that I held multiple positions throughout 10 years in plumbing wholesale.
Before that a few years as a supervisor at a small garden art manufacturer.

No college, 4 years US Navy.


Sent from my magic box, using only my thumbs.

 

[Rock_Toy]

Mortgage Banker

 

[shelly_belly]

I drive the Schwing truck for Model City Erection Company. J/K, but I do know the guy who does.

 

[chisena]

Tons of drinking... Occasionally swing by the office to make sure everyone's in line.

 

[richl025]

Chef for Sundance resorts in UT
Before that Army active duty for 10 yrs. 18B 😎

Nice to see another 18 series here...

 

[Codfishhead]

I'm 49 going on 20.

From grass cutter, to land scraper, framer, construction, machinist, tool maker, drafter, mech & ele Eng, Documentation Control, Configuration manager, Commodity Manager, and I'm not sure yet.

Since 18 yrs old I've always been a brewer.

Tonight's keg I'm tasting is my Autumn Tumbler those mfer replaced on me.

Shouldn't have done that SN. I now replaced your beers in my fridge dumb ass

Silly good beer

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[watermelon83]

Grinder Operator
Flat roll steel

 

[joe_four_strings]

Retail parts consultant. Nissan dealership

 

[Pole]

Financial Systems Analyst for a commercial bank.

 

[RothRock]

Electrician / Maintenance Mechanic

 

[mtyquinn]

Art Director

 

[UKCatsFan]

Global Environmental Engineering Mgr for Fortune 500 company.

Still trying to figure out what I want to be when I grow up.

 

[TheCADJockey]

Miserable CAD jockey for aerospace company. Spent entire life studying, practicing and loving architecture.

 

[senegalego]

Translator.

ENG/FR/SPA into Brazilian Portuguese.

 

[robertus]

Writer

 

[DonH]

Writer

Short for words... Hah

 

[andconnolly6]

Airplane mechanic

 

[ronjonacron]

Pizza guy

 

[Macdonald87]

Asst Brewer

 

[1977Brewer]

Facilities Maintenance Supervisor.


Sounds better than Head Janitor.

 

[MicheleE63]

Postmaster

 

[Arty76]

Spring maker,
most of our business is automotive ( there are a lot of springs in cars)

 

[ChemEng]

Licensed Chemical Engineer, working in biotech process design.

 

[rocketsan]

Brain injury rehabilitation therapist.

 

[smitty8202]

United States Marine

 

[Braufessor]

Biology teacher. Track and Cross Country coach.

 

[brew_tq]

United States Marine

Yut

 

[Ibrew2little]

Firemen/Paramedic

 

[seigex]

former US Army satellite spacecraft and network controller. currently a deputy sheriff and a software engineer.

 

[MrFidget]

Database Administrator.

 

[Carlton]

Electrical engineer - mostly retired now. Much of the work divided between circuit design and embedded control software.

 

[Ale_Jail]

Police Officer

 

[treacheroustexan]

Previous injection molding supervisor, just moved and accepted an offer with a better company as a blow molding process technician. Goals to be an engineer & professional brewer some day.

 

[kegtoe]

Papermaker. Yes it's a real profession. Yes I went college for it. AND, yes it's an actual degree. Paper Science major with a minor in chemistry. Always found the advanced chemistry stuff tough.

As far as brewing goes, I like to build, modify, create equipment and tools as much as I do brewing beer.

 

[not_found]

Grunt for the local airport. Primary responsibilities include making tall grass short, pushing snow, making FOD disappear, and just about anything else they decide our department should do.