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[abramovich]

A billionaire.

No, not really. I'm a security supervisor.

[munichblue]

Head of strategy - Human Resources, very boring.... {SMILIES_PATH}/icon_wink.gif

[sweet waffle]

I'm a graphic designer/Mac operator working in recruitment advertising.

[G4 Squared]

I'm a freelance translator

[yorkleyblue]

I'm J-Lo's second assistant nipple-tweaker!  No not really, I work in software support in the Local Government sector!  Just you lot steady on now with the excitement

Kev

[Y_dizzie]

Taxi driver in Stockholm.

[Scott]

Barber     {SMILIES_PATH}/icon_wink.gif

[barak81]

Just finished a degree in computing a couple of years ago, have been working in the facinating world of IT support for the last year and a half.

Have just quit to go of round the world and when i return i have an acceptance to begin a law degree... i see a pattern here  {SMILIES_PATH}/icon_redface.gif  {SMILIES_PATH}/icon_redface.gif

[mad_mac]

Was once a pro golfer...seriously.  Now I manage a clohing department store.  I still teach golf professionally now and again, and might try a bit of playing if I can find an independent coach (teaching yourself i tough as you nit pick every detail).  I also mess about a bit with property

Scott

[callista]

Company and Trust Administrator - which means looking after exceedingly wealthy people's ill gotten gains and being nice to them on the phone when they moan that I haven't given them enough cash out of their trust fund to buy another Ferrari or house in Belgravia.

And I'm also Avram's number one gal on the side. {SMILIES_PATH}/icon_wink.gif

[callista]

"yorkleyblue":2rq4ubs5 said:

I'm J-Lo's second assistant nipple-tweaker!  No not really, I work in software support in the Local Government sector!  Just you lot steady on now with the excitement

Kev

What do you have to do to get to first I wonder?

Knowing J'Lo's rep I guess it's a lot.

[callista]

"MannyJello":25360ed3 said:

i'm an attorney (for those in the UK, the United States doesn't make a distinction between barristers and solicitors, as our attorneys both conduct litigation on direct behalf of clients and also appear directly in court to advocate for certain positions).  I am a partner in a firm that exclusively represents companies in employment lawsuits -- when companies get sued by their employees for discrimination, wrongful termination, breach of contract, etc., I step in and defend them.  Sometimes, it's brutally awful.  But I hear the best stories you can imagine -- people do awfully stupid things at work to get themselves fired, and almost always leave some pretty incriminating evidence behind.

Working with attorneys myself occasionally and hearing their gossip I can well believe that, you guys get to hear the best stuff.  {SMILIES_PATH}/icon_lol.gif

[Valerie]

"yorkleyblue":3sus91lf said:

I work in software support in the Local Government sector!  Just you lot steady on now with the excitement

Kev

Oh Kev, we have so much in common. I'm in local government as well.
I'm a project assistent, which bears f*ck all relevance to my training in international law/international relations.

[cappy]

consultant to institutional banks

[andy]

If I tell you I will have to kill you... so quite difficult on a public forum  {SMILIES_PATH}/icon_wink.gif

[Valerie]

Andy's an accountant. You can see why he's holding back...

[andy]

Damn cover blown  

Be careful of Val ... When she says she works for (local) Government, she always follows it with a wink.

[TheWestwayWonder]

I write general education curriculum online, which is like a textbook, but digitized. So i am sort of like an underpaid, reclusive teacher  {SMILIES_PATH}/icon_wink.gif

"Tim W":3q1gb45r said:

I'm a freelance translator

Out of curiousity, Tim, what languages do you speak and/or specialize in?