Occupation...

I install high end custom cabinetry. Kitchens, baths, entertainment centers, library's etc. In my spare time i repair, and build cues(ignore this next part DM :p ) in my GARAGE/basement.

Rodney
 
DeadPoked said:
I have been in the Air Force for 5 years and work in Military Intelligence doing communication support. My shop has an unclassified, secret, top secret, and gamma network that I support. I am getting out of the military July of next year and plan on moving to Austin and getting an IT job. I am also considering going back to Iraq as a civilian contractor.
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Air Force Security Service?

Myself, retired gunslinger. :cool:
 
I'm supposed to be a software developer, but apparently I'm a professional azbilliards.com forum poster.
 
iconcue said:
i would like a copy of your business license and your federal identification number please!

internal revenue service
audit department
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Seems to me anyone with all that vcash laying around looks pretty suspicious :cool:
 
> I've got 20 years in the plumbing / HVAC trades and a masters license.
> Certified national home inspector
> Licensed Realtor in the state of Florida, and own www.coastalwatersrealty with my wife who is a Broker, and yes, my boss!
> And I own a renovation company doing kitchens, baths, or full gut jobs.

Damn, I should be rich by now!:)........anyone wanna buy a home?:)
 
rackmsuckr said:
Is it a coincidence that most pool players on here have technical minds?
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I was just thinking the same thing! I am sort of amazed, but at the same time not relly surprised when you look at the game we all love to play.
 
Retired from Federal Service (last month..Walter Reed)
now...just pool stuff....
 
I'm an accountant for a large 'stored energy solutions' (read: industrial batteries) company in Reading, PA. Man, working sure detracts from the pool game!
 
15 years Machinist, 10 years Billiard room owner NY, 15 years Nurse. Now retired and writing fiction novels. Johnnyt
 
cueqween said:
I'm an accountant for a large 'stored energy solutions' (read: industrial batteries) company in Reading, PA. Man, working sure detracts from the pool game!
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Hey cuequeen, my wife used to work for a company in Phoenixville Pa called APS I think? they did something like battery backup systems I think...heard of them?...Gerry
 
renard said:
Whats your occupation? Pool players represent a large cross section of America. All walks of life from prominatant sports figures, to dentists, to construction workers... the list goes on and on. In our league we have a Lawyer, a Dentist, a Grave digger, a Chimney sweep, a engineer, and an Elevator mechanic to name a few. The last one represents myself.

I troubleshoot problems when the elevators don't work right. I provide maintainance on a scheduled basis. Perform safety tests to ensure they run as per code. Perform repairs when the elevators are really "Broke but good."
I am also "On Call' one day a week and one weekend a month.

I'm curious to see what everyone else does to pay the bills. :cool:
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The last real job I held was in 1973 as a union crane operator.
 
macguy said:
The last real job I held was in 1973 as a union crane operator.
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Are you retired now? In the early part of my career we had union crane operators placing the elevator hoist machines down on thier bedplates in construction. Now I mostly troubleshoot with a meter and a laptop computer! I found it's easier to use my mind instead of my back. Solid State troubleshooting with a computer, it's funny how other mechanics can't even use a computer! Sorta makes me a valued man I guess.
 
Gerry said:
Hey cuequeen, my wife used to work for a company in Phoenixville Pa called APS I think? they did something like battery backup systems I think...heard of them?...Gerry
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The company I work for is EnerSys. I only moved to PA about a year ago, so I am not really familiar with the area. Phoenixville is near Frazer, right? Anyway, I have not heard of APS. Sorry :(
 
macguy said:
The last real job I held was in 1973 as a union crane operator.
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So...no one wanted to hire you once you went on a job interview and kept telling them over and over that the company was being run incorrectly and it was never going to make it if they kept up on the path they were on, huh? :rolleyes: :p
 
retired age 45 "dont ask" Got he wife working.dabble in real estate.We also own 3 Kool Cuts that she takes care of.I hang out play pool bass fish and play poker.
Its tough but somebody has to do it.

I hope you all like my new Avater
 
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