What do you do for a living?
What do you do for a living?
Sooo .... I'm curious: What do you do for a living?
I mean, we all probably would like to play heroes all day, but that doesn't earn you the necessary money for 3 meals a day. And I can hardly imagine all people on CH being 16 year old students ...
I know about some people (Corribus is a professor for chemistry or something the like, DL goes to school) but what about you others? I'm wondering, for example, what job would allow AS to maintain a website like CH in his free time? (I guess you do it in your free time, do you, AS?)
As for the poll, I'm assuming kids under 14 are protected from being sent to work. (Yeah, I know that reality looks different in some countries.)
As for me, I'm studying computer science and hoping to get the thing finished this fall. (Currently, my plan is to go for a PhD when I'm done.) I do work for 12 hours a week beneath university, but that's cleary not enough to support myself. So, I also get some support from my parents (and from my grandparents, too).
I mean, we all probably would like to play heroes all day, but that doesn't earn you the necessary money for 3 meals a day. And I can hardly imagine all people on CH being 16 year old students ...
I know about some people (Corribus is a professor for chemistry or something the like, DL goes to school) but what about you others? I'm wondering, for example, what job would allow AS to maintain a website like CH in his free time? (I guess you do it in your free time, do you, AS?)
As for the poll, I'm assuming kids under 14 are protected from being sent to work. (Yeah, I know that reality looks different in some countries.)
As for me, I'm studying computer science and hoping to get the thing finished this fall. (Currently, my plan is to go for a PhD when I'm done.) I do work for 12 hours a week beneath university, but that's cleary not enough to support myself. So, I also get some support from my parents (and from my grandparents, too).
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Respect. That's one of the things I think I'd never be capable of myself.Paulus1 wrote:I've been working full time throughout my education
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Re: What do you do for a living?
Well, not yet. Although I am defending my Ph.D. dissertation in four days.berntie wrote:Corribus is a professor for chemistry or something the like
As you can imagine, I'm on about no sleep right now.
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Re: What do you do for a living?
College,to be more precise.Studying menagment.berntie wrote:DL goes to school
As for what puts food in my mouth,Im steel a leech on my parrents,although I do some translating or writing when the money is needed.
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I'm actuallay 38 years old and work as a software developer for a consulting company. Most of my time at work I write programs nobody needs (as far as I think) but those consultants are a weird folk and they use them frequently.
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Re: What do you do for a living?
This is getting creepy.... but you're definatly the clone... the spelling mistakes are surely side effects of the genetic degeneration.DaemianLucifer wrote: College,to be more precise.Studying menagment.
As for what puts food in my mouth,Im steel a leech on my parrents,although I do some translating or writing when the money is needed.
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Nah,it is me,I just had a fever and a headache(still a bit of a headache),but as an addict,I simply had to come here for a daily fixThunderTitan wrote: This is getting creepy.... but you're definatly the clone... the spelling mistakes are surely side effects of the genetic degeneration.
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