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I 'work' in the legal profession...(and for someone who thinks most lawyers and solicitors should be burned at the stake, this is highly ironic...!)

But don't think for a minute that you'll find me clued up on anything legal (illegal, maybe!) - mostly what I do is print and distribute legal documents, agendas and the like...with a bit of admin (i.e., floor-sweeping) thrown in for good measure...

I've never been career-minded...doesn't show too much, I hope...!


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And I thought for sure that you were in the 'music' business!  ;D ;)

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Okay, I'll list my classes too...

Choir

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You sing lb ?

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And I thought for sure that you were in the 'music' business!  ;D ;)
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Heh! I wish, Karen...

Probably shows I've got too much time on my hands in my proper job to keep collecting my useless information...!

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Wife and Mother...
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And probably one of the most difficult jobs of the lot!

A big salute to all you parents/other halves...

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And probably one of the most difficult jobs of the lot!

A big salute to all you parents/other halves...
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Thanks Paul :)

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Probably shows I've got too much time on my hands in my proper job to keep collecting my useless information...!
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Don't ever call it 'useless' information!  ;)

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And probably one of the most difficult jobs of the lot!

A big salute to all you parents/other halves...
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I'm also a stay-at-home mom and so I really appreciate when somebody recognizes what a tough job this is!  Thanks, Paul!  :)  

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Yep I do!
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I had a churus class when I was in 7th and 8th grade...I dropped it for art in 9th because, well, Im not gonna go around singing the folk songs that exercise no singing capibility what-so-ever that they'd make us sing.  But I mean, these were simple songs, and the teacher was about having enough of me by March of 8th grade, so I just dropped.  Oh man, I miss that class, it was fun, he'd as us all to stand up, and me and the kid next to me would turn the chairs of the people in the row in front of us the other way this way if they didnt look before they sat down, they'd wind up either hurting themselves, or causing a loud distraction.  It was fun.

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We look at human interaction with different thermal environments.
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Does this involve holidays research trips to the arctic and the azores, by any chance?

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Way different.
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...like folks don't give you candy?

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...like folks don't give you candy?
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Define "give".

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http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=give
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HAHAHAAHAAHA

{Im on the floor laughing at the fact you posted that lol}

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I work at the Bell Center. I prepare the ice and boards for all of the Montreal Canadiens home games. Also when shows come to Montreal I help set up the stages and lighting, and other things relating to the concert.


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Nice resinchaser. Do you like your job? How did you get into doing this?

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Does this involve holidays research trips to the arctic and the azores, by any chance?
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Sadly not  :'(  We've got a thermal chamber which can simulate the different thermal environments.  >:(

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all honors student in high school....


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Ok, so I just caught this...Way to go, Mike!  Keep it up. :D

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I work at the Bell Center. I prepare the ice and boards for all of the Montreal Canadiens home games. Also when shows come to Montreal I help set up the stages and lighting, and other things relating to the concert.


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Oh no way, that is so cool :D

Wait, it's not the Molson Center anymore?  Oh, and think they have a position open for an American exchange zamboni driver?  ;D

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-Advanced English(yay, read books that suck, and never get back your grades)
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Yeah, advanced English really sucked...I figured I'd gotten as much as I could out of BS-101, so I didn't take advanced placement English my senior year.  Just wasn't worth the work.

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I LOOOOOOOVED physical education ;D  Basketball was my favorite indoor sport, kinda wish we had an ice rink, but you know California... :P

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-Chemestry(actually in a class where 98% of the students are in the grade above me, because im that smart!  And my perfect 99 average shows it)End Quote

Oooh...I took AP chem, AP bio and honors physics (because we did not have an AP track course at the school) my junior year.  It was a blast.  Science is my friend 8)

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I think I took calculus my junior year...it wasn't that bad, it actually made a lot of sense to me why certain problems were done that way.  But because I can't really think in more than three dimensions (and even 3-D is a stretch) I "not-passed" multivariable calculus in college :-[

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I don't like the way history was taught in high school, but I did like my AP government class as a senior.  Looking back I wish I'd taken more history, it's a very diverse subject...if that's the right term.

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-Italian III(different teacher than I had for the last three years, its actually a bit harder)End Quote

I took French because my extended family lives in Canada.  My aunt lives in Switzerland, but in the German part ;)

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-Advanced draw and paint(its an art course, its not too bad of a course, but I think I'd get a much better grade drawing a grey scale scetch of something in the room than on the projects we do)
-SR Health(thank God its only until the third semester)
-Study hall(Finally!  Yes!  but not until the third semester(ie, it takes over for health))
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Those look like fun :)  I remember taking two semesters of art and a semester of photography...lots of fun.  Now I wonder if I can still draw faces like I used to be able to... ;)

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Pathology Assistant - it is very interesting work.
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I was planning on a career in pathology/forensics - but while I was in the sixth form at school, a new crime series about a pathologist came out (I think it might have been Silent Witness, but that might have been later), and I thought that if I applied then, people would think it was because of the TV series... so I changed my mind.  Seems an odd reason for a change in career, in retrospect.

Phil

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... a new crime series about a pathologist came out (I think it might have been Silent Witness, but that might have been later)...
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Quincy perhaps? Although I think he was a coroner rather than a pathologist (what exactly is the difference?).

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Quincy perhaps? Although I think he was a coroner rather than a pathologist (what exactly is the difference?).
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Quincy?  I'm not *that* old...

A coroner doesn't in theory do any forensic work: he (or she, of course)'d be the person conducting the inquest and receiving the evidence from the pathologist or whoever.

Phil

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My wishes would be to travel more.
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Have a look here - it's an international organization with a few thousand members round the world set up in a spirit of fostering friendship etc. etc.

Phil

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Have a look here - it's an international organization with a few thousand members round the world set up in a spirit of fostering friendship etc. etc.

Phil
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Thanks Phil...I've been looking it over... :D

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I guess I am the first to sign in with my occupation - I am an accountant  :) :)

No, it is not a boring job and no, I am not a boring person.  Most people at work would tell you I definitely don't act like an accountant - I actually have a personality  ;)
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My Father is an accountant himself at Tourneau.He's had this occupation for 30 years now.dating back to the day at Korvettes in 1974.  ;D


Howard

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I have 2 jobs:
I drive buses, & I drive tow trucks.
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OK, so one's for picking up the girls, and the other's for pulling?