what do you do for a living?

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Originally Posted by Freakie_frog

I am a CAD operator that draws steel rebar designs.

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Wow...I'm going to have to take a CAD class next semester....and it's known to knock people out left and right! :weirdface That's pretty cool though :P

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Originally Posted by tweets_4611

Wow...I'm going to have to take a CAD class next semester....and it's known to knock people out left and right! :weirdface That's pretty cool though :P

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If your computer literate and can see in 3D then you'll be fine. Best of luck!

I'm Haz Mat co-ordinator for a major medical device company and I have a home repair buisness.

I build web sites for Car magazines.

Im in the navy but im getting out to do tattoos full time

I sell fireworks. Not full time (yet) but hopefully within the next few years I'll be able to quit my boring day job.

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Originally Posted by Freakie_frog

I am a CAD operator that draws steel rebar designs.

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Originally Posted by tweets_4611

Wow...I'm going to have to take a CAD class next semester....and it's known to knock people out left and right! :weirdface That's pretty cool though :P

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What CAD programs are you two running? I have been ripping it up on AutoCAD Civil 3D 2007 lately.....wicked cool stuff for designing roads and subdivisions.

Auto CAD 2006 and Rebar CAD (A field specific version of Auto CAD)

Guess I missed this when it was first posted :)

I'm a full-time student majoring in English Literature and Critisicm.

At school, I work with a program called "Spotlight", where our director brings in students from all over the area, and they attend lectures given by various professors and professional speakers, and they split up into theme-specific sub-groups for half of the program, focusing on things like photography, art, radio broadcasting, yoga, handwriting analysis and African dance :) My job is to make sure the kids get to their designated class areas, serve popcorn, and make sure they make it back onto their appropriate busses.

At home, I work for my parents at their Diner.

Hopefully, this summer I'll be working at Houghton Mifflin in Boston as an intern *crosses fingers*

Part time supervisor at airport for FedEx, Part time student majoring in English and minoring in art, full time father, part time boa breeder/hobbiest. I'm also full time LOST and really need about 7- 30 hour days to catch up!