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Hi All...Gambie calling I work for an American contact lens manufacturing company based in the U.K. I manage a team of multi-skilled engineers that provide service and support to production equipment. 12 hr night shifts, four nights on/ four nights off. what I would like to do is work for an American contact lens manufacturing company based in the U.S. Manage a team of multi-skilled engineers that provide service and support to production equipment. 8 hr days, five days a week. So that I could have time to play Arma with you guys

Currently I am a forklift operator (and a apart of a management training program) at Costco. I got hired on there out of high school and never bothered going to post-secondary afterwards because the pay was too good. The people are great and the work is fulfilling. I couldn't ask for a better group of coworkers. The only thing that really grinds my gears is some of the shitty people that shop there. For a young guy like me Costco has been willing to support me if I want to go away to school or the military. Actually in my grad year of high school I applied to the Coast Guard College and got in! I was so pumped because they were going to pay me $60,000 over 4 years to get a degree and work for them. Not too many people can say that. Consequently after my first 5 days (at the college) my medical exam results returned and (obviously) showed I am mostly blind in one eye. I've known this for quite sometime, however when I asked any of the advisers they said I should be fine. I was sent home, albeit I tried to appeal it legally for a couple years to no avail. Still to this day no one can surely tell me why the government allows me to drive a car without restrictions, and operate a forklift but not pursue the career I want. It all comes down to genes I guess. The condition I was born with is called "Optic-nerve hypoplasia". I may move up to management at some point if I decide to stay with Costco, but I'm only 21 so I still have quite a few other possibilities.

I have dabbled in many things over the years... I got into painting Games Workshop models when I was a wee lad. I used to play airsoft which later evolved into paintball. My biggest hobby, though, is probably music. I have played guitar for 16 years or so on and off and have Just recently got back into it.

Hey, nice! I have several friends who have gone on to perform in DCI. Mandarins and Blue Devils are where they went off to.

I pay nearly all my bills by drumming. I play at local venues with my 'band' and others, and occasionally teach at my former high school. Currently in community college getting through my pre-reqs, and once I'm done with that I'll be going off to a CSU or UC for CS. Although I am probably going to take up a job in retail so I'm not as broke.

I lift a lot of heavy fucking weights

I work for Village Road Show in their theme park endeavour in Australia. My official title is Attractions Presenter, but internally I'm a ride operator. The primary ride I'm based at is called Arkham Asylum, which in the last couple of months we brought out virtual reality headsets that you can wear during the ride, and I was apart of the team that set up the operating procedures for this new attraction. Every now and then they'll make me fill in as the costume character Joker, which I do enjoy doing but the outfit is an absolute piece of shit in Australian weather. I've applied to the Australian Defence Force as a telecommunications technician, but the wait list for an opening can take up to two years, so sadly you'll have to put up with me until then.

Ah, I remember seeing a video from a show you guys played on a while ago! Cool to see you're still doing it!

Due to my job and family connections I have access to a lot of dirt/millings and a lot of land. I bulldoze makeshift motocross race tracks and fuck about in my spare time.

Gambie <3

Know how that feels. Good to hear you've found a great place though!

I went to school to draw stuff. Yep.

Currently working insane hours as a maintenance technician at a hotel, which explains why I haven't been around for a while. Before that I worked as a rampie at my airport. Going back to school for system and network administration.

Congrats! Glad you made it there!

This is honestly the response I expected from you, I was not disappointed!