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The Red-Blue Blur
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Location: Burbank, CA
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| Posted on 05-03-2009 18:03 |
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Whats your job?? Or if you don't have one, what job do you want? Pretty kiddy question, entertaining though.
PS
Del Taco changed their cheeseburger, shame. lol.
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kpangilinan
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| Posted on 05-03-2009 19:53 |
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TMM, you need to tell us what your job is first or what you want to do before anyone else answers.
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The Red-Blue Blur
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| Posted on 05-03-2009 20:31 |
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kpangilinan wrote:
TMM, you need to tell us what your job is first or what you want to do before anyone else answers. I write fan animations for YouTube of DC Comics. Don't get paid though, otherwise I don't have a job.
"Things are always going to get worst before they get better."
[Alfred Pennyworth]
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TheDarkTAysOn
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| Posted on 05-03-2009 21:31 |
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I work at a sears warehouse, packing and sorting orders to ship off to customers. It's the worst job in the world, just, terrible |
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Erin Cobblepot
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Location: New Hampshire, usa
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| Posted on 05-03-2009 22:10 |
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After I graduated High School, I got a job at a preschool and I worked there for a year. Made some pretty good money but I liked working there because I like working with kids. I had to leave my job so I could go to College. I took four courses in Early Childhood Education. I now have an early entry level certificate in Early Childhood Education.
As for my job, I don't have one. Still looking. But I volunteer at a Children's Museum and play with the kids. It's pretty fun. I also do some baby-sitting on occasion. I want to go back and work in a preschool setting or maybe in a Kindergarten class room. I like working with children 3-5 years old. Working with children may sound hard but it's not, it's fun. I enjoy it.
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TheDarkTAysOn
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| Posted on 05-03-2009 23:34 |
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erin wrote:
After I graduated High School, I got a job at a preschool and I worked there for a year. Made some pretty good money but I liked working there because I like working with kids. I had to leave my job so I could go to College. I took four courses in Early Childhood Education. I now have an early entry level certificate in Early Childhood Education.
As for my job, I don't have one. Still looking. But I volunteer at a Children's Museum and play with the kids. It's pretty fun. I also do some baby-sitting on occasion. I want to go back and work in a preschool setting or maybe in a Kindergarten class room. I like working with children 3-5 years old. Working with children may sound hard but it's not, it's fun. I enjoy it.
That sounds generally pleasant. When I was 16 my mom got me a job through her work, and I was an assistant for the food for thought program which was an after school program that taught young kids basic cooking skills. It was really fun and REALLY easy money |
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Detective
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| Posted on 06-03-2009 01:46 |
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I've been out of a job for months now *sobs*. I'll take just about anything I can at this point. |
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The Red-Blue Blur
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Hey, if your bord and dont have a job, it doesn't pay but it feels like a real job to me at least. You should ask Pendantaudio.com if you can write or do voice acting for them. Anyways, if you can voice act, thats easy money you can do over email or phone.
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The Riddler
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Location: Cleveland
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| Posted on 08-03-2009 16:03 |
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I work at Penn Station East Coast Subs. Im not sure if you all have one around you they are more on the east coast of the US hence the name, but its like Subway, just more delicious.....but also more expensive. Its a good job while im still in school. I also get some things done here, unpaid of corse.
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kpangilinan
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| Posted on 08-03-2009 19:14 |
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No one wants a job without money. it's a waste of time, talent, and effort into something you're not getting compensating for.
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Chris
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| Posted on 08-03-2009 20:21 |
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I am a third shift Support Manager for a major retailer...
I like it, not sure if I want to move up yet, but I like the job I do.
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TheDarkTAysOn
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| Posted on 09-03-2009 23:07 |
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You guys are REALLY lucky to enjoy your jobs. I envy you all haha
I have the worst job ever. |
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Tartan Jack
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Location: South Caroina
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| Posted on 09-03-2009 23:14 |
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I am a Branding and Research Analyst for my fathers design/branding firm.
I REALLY enjoy it. I just hope it survives the present lack-o-marketing budget for SO many companies.
I have also worked retail and some management. I HATED that job, and retail in general. There, I ran my department, covered about all the rest when needed, unloaded the truck (the managers did too), unpacked freight, set and reset in about all the stores in the region, and about everything else.
I HATED working retail . . .
I also have a couple masters degrees too . . . Plus, a wife and little kids . . .
(Inc. a son who STEALS my toys . . . and breaks some of them . . . )
So, I feel the pain of several of you!
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matt the bat webb
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Location: lorain ohio!
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im a cook in a local restruant and I make small random films in my spare time, also I play and write dnd campains and have been trying to get em published if anyone wants to play send me a pm.
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kpangilinan
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| Posted on 10-03-2009 10:39 |
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Currently, I'm an Assistant Director of Public Relations at a private college in New York City. I'm also a full-time nursing student and will graduate in 2010.
I also co-founded an independent production company I started with friends after graduating from college. Our projects are mostly horror, action, and animation.
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The Red-Blue Blur
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kpangilinan wrote:
Currently, I'm an Assistant Director of Public Relations at a private college in New York City. I'm also a full-time nursing student and will graduate in 2010.
I also co-founded an independent production company I started with friends after graduating from college. Our projects are mostly horror, action, and animation. Have you ever seen the DC Comics HQ? I don't know where that is.
Chris-I thought you only had the job as the site creator. You get paid from donations, right?
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kpangilinan
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I haven't but a friend of mine interned there and said he hated it. It's not as fun as people think it is.
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real-dark-knight
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I'm a credit analyst for a UK Building Society (mutual bank). Generally speaking I underwrite personal loans. It pays bills, and gets me lots of Batman, DC, Star Wars, Hellboy and Doctor Who toys (and comics)...... |
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Chris
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| Posted on 10-03-2009 17:00 |
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TMMWrites wrote:
Chris-I thought you only had the job as the site creator. You get paid from donations, right?
ROTFLMAO!!!!
Are you serious? Well, just in case you are, if I could make 400 a week running this site, then yes, I would make it my #1 full time job, HOWEVER, it would be illegal consider that I would be making money off of a copyrighted character.
As for the donations, the partners help each month with the cost but thats it, I get a check from Google every few months and maybe a few dollars from Amazon.
So no, I can't afford to leave my real job for this one...
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Razhwurz
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| Posted on 10-03-2009 18:24 |
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I am unemployed at the moment. I'm mostly spending my time studying art (not at college, from books) and working in community theater productions. I'm contemplating art school, but I'll see what I can and can't learn from books and my current mentor before I make that decision.
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