So, who all owns a Busse - Part II

thatmguy said:
You don't deal with UVN projects do you??
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Oh no-not another TLA (Three Letter Acronym)! I don't recall that one, but I'm still learning.

I design anything that goes in the ground or connects to underground facilities, so I end up placing all kinds of manholes, PFPs, RTs, CEVs, SAIs, etc. Mainly I draw the plans that are supposed to convince the city that we know what we're doing and to give us a permit so we can dig up their street.

So what's a UVN in OHIO?
 
Plant Operations worker - Metalsmith (outside of work)

Have and ak47, looking to get some other pieces.

Patrick
 
Traffic Engineer / senior consultant for regional and local governments in the Netherlands.
 
11-02-2006, 10:04 PM
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Originally Posted by tlmzdac
Geophysicist in oil & gas. If asked, I tell people it's sort of like being an astrologer.
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nice, i usually tell strangers who ask that i am a garbage man.
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Garbage man has a ring to it. Maybe I'll get more respect.
The most evasive I've met about their job was a beautiful woman I met at a party. Pseudo-conversation:
Me (tripping on tongue): ...mumble, mumble, err.., so what do you do for a living?"
Her: I work at the grain board.
Me:That's fascinating, what do you do there?
Her: mumble, mumble, in systems.
Me (sensing something's up): Really, what do you do in systems?
Her: Well, I'm a programmer.
Me (what dark secret can a programmer have?): I have lots of friends in programming, what kind?
Her (trying to hide under table): Uh, artificial intelligence.​
Truly
 
i say that because it is not entirely untrue, and people just usually say 'oh', and walk away confused.
 
Play: SAR Volunteer.
Work: Emergency Management Coordinator, Skamania County, WA
Professional paranoid.
Our motto is "Under-prepare to over-react." :eek:

Only Infi is a FSH, H (?!)...
 
Rather than try and start a new thread I'll just partake in a little necromancing and add myself to an old thread.

I have a seasonal job in maintenance for the NPS that I enjoy so much I would do it for free if I had of married into money, but alas that is not the case so I have to spend my off-seasons waiting tables, which conveniently enough I have enough seniority at to be able to take off and come back as I please. I also take some classes online at the nearest community college, and when the stars line up just right I get to put water on fires, that don't pay jack and we only get to spray water once in a while, but getting to climb up on the roof of the engine and put 600 gpm down range is worth it.

Now we've got a lot of people that need to ante up and share the secrets of their success here on in the privacy of the internet.
 
I'm a part time music and drama teacher, part time guitar teacher and part time Krav Maga instructor.
 
Part time infi collector, corvette enthusiast, full time Lieutenent with a growing city police department :thumbup: It's nice to meet you all :D
 
Find women for Playboy magazine.















Oh wait, that's just what I dreamed about last night:p
 
Hi, I'm Mike, and I'm an INFIholic. It's been 21 hours since my last piece of INFI.:D
Things have changed since I last posted here. I am now the District Journeyman Carpenter for our school district. Probably the most rewarding job I've had, and has renewed my desire to teach again. I'd like to teach Shop classes eventually.
 
Hi, my name is Moffatt and apparently I am a bored CAD draftsman who couldn't find his Tali-Whacker if it jumped up and bit him in the ass! :rolleyes:
 
Way too fulltime Employee Benefits Manager for a 32,000 life group in Texas. Real job - Dad to five children, pretty much grown. Part time support to USMC.

Bill
 
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