What does everyone do for a living?

What part of Alabama. My wife and I moved from Guntersville Alabama to Central Florida last year.


The district I am running is covers part of Dekalb, Cherokee, Calhoun, and Cleburne.

I worked the guntersville area when I was a state investigator. That profile pic on here was actually taken in Boaz.


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currently surveying and college... it is only one of the few jobs you can use a detector every day (even if it just picks up iron i did find a few goodies on the job)
 
I am a 33 year Aerospace Engineer at the NASA Neil A. Armstrong Flight Research Center (formally the Dryden Flight Research Center) located on Edwards AFB, CA.
 
Thought I had a pretty cool job, untill I read some of the things other do for a living. Now Im starting to think mines not so cool after all.

Power Generation
 
I was a weapons loader on the F-15E stike eagle, F-16C lawn dart, and A-10 warthog and now I'm a Flight Engineer on the C-5M Super Galaxy in the USAF
 
I was your friendly parts guy in a heavy truck and construction equipment shop. Also about 20 years as a volunteer firefighter. Retired now.
 
I'm a Glass Blower/Lampworker

Glass Artist is probably more accurate. I do mostly jewelry and ornaments with a few pipes here and there as requests.
 
I have my own Business

I work from home but I also do managed my business as a retailer of cellular phones loads. I have started years ago and still pushing it through. The income does not vary, however, I am already used to and really able to balance the pros and cons of my business. I don't consider it as a big one, but I'm proud to say that I can survive with this kind of business. I think , I just have to be updated and continue to learn about it to earn more:)
 
Was a dairy farmer all my life (53 years old or young depending on the day) and sold all our cows as we were slowly going in the hole & am now trying my luck at being a metal detector dealer. Will be out looking for a job for the first time in my life but hoping I can find some farm jobs come spring and summer.
 
I worked SAR cases off the Atlantic coast for 6 years. These days I'm fat, 30 years old, and I feel old. I own a cosmetic company of all things :roll: . And I am damn proud to be a largely work at home Dad to my three small children. I miss nothing, except what it used to feel like to be a kid, but even that I get to foster in my three little ducklings. Twins, boy and a girl, and my youngest son.
 
Retired military after 24 years, Laid off university biology professor now working at a crappy office job. Should have stayed on unemployment, when I was I coin shooting 7 days a week. Oh well....Master scuba diver and dive master and looking to purchase a good salt water detector.... recommendations?
 
Retired military after 24 years, Laid off university biology professor now working at a crappy office job. Should have stayed on unemployment, when I was I coin shooting 7 days a week. Oh well....Master scuba diver and dive master and looking to purchase a good salt water detector.... recommendations?

I feel your pain. My service career only lasted six good years and eight total. In all that time I never really expected to be a civilian, much less sit in front of a computer clicking a mouse. Whoever invented the cubical deserves a special kind of torture.
 
Owner of a private drug dog company. Private drug dog = no questions, no hassles, no handcuffs.
 
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