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What does everyone do for work?
- Thread starter garrett
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Is that why the Nick....lol
I see what you did there.:icon_eek:
I'm a 59 year old woodworker who is hoping to become a millionaire manufacturing the MIKRADLE, a multimedia dock for the Droid! 
I've built high end cabinetry and millwork for the past 39 years - kitchens, bookcases, bars, entertainment centers, custom furniture, etc. And after I received my Motorola Droid for my birthday last month, I found out I had to take the rubberized VZW cover OFF the phone in order to use it on their own dock!
Since I have the skills, tools and initiative, I built my own dock. And everyone who saw it told me I should start selling them, so I have! I've started selling them on eBay MOTOROLA DROID MULTIMEDIA DOCK MIKRADLE (MAHOGANY) NEW! - eBay (item 140367436991 end time Jan-12-10 14:08:30 PST)
Several here have already bought some, and I'm tickled pink that others wanted more than the plastic docks.
So - how's that for "what I do for a living"? Not that I think I'll be able to quit my regular job though... Proud to be able to make a quality product - mikey
I've built high end cabinetry and millwork for the past 39 years - kitchens, bookcases, bars, entertainment centers, custom furniture, etc. And after I received my Motorola Droid for my birthday last month, I found out I had to take the rubberized VZW cover OFF the phone in order to use it on their own dock!
Since I have the skills, tools and initiative, I built my own dock. And everyone who saw it told me I should start selling them, so I have! I've started selling them on eBay MOTOROLA DROID MULTIMEDIA DOCK MIKRADLE (MAHOGANY) NEW! - eBay (item 140367436991 end time Jan-12-10 14:08:30 PST)Several here have already bought some, and I'm tickled pink that others wanted more than the plastic docks.
So - how's that for "what I do for a living"? Not that I think I'll be able to quit my regular job though...
Proud to be able to make a quality product - mikeyJokool_7777
Member
31 year old (32 on the 27th of this month)Tech solutions rep Tier 4 and Grad Student. Trying to get the hell away from any type of phone support and get into the networking field. You'd think it would be easy in Atlanta...but Im stuck like chuck for now but thankful to be working in my chosen field.
Jokool_7777
Member
WOW...nice work!
Jokool_7777
Member
i'm a 59 year old woodworker who is hoping to become a millionaire manufacturing the mikradle, a multimedia dock for the droid!
i've built high end cabinetry and millwork for the past 39 years - kitchens, bookcases, bars, entertainment centers, custom furniture, etc. And after i received my motorola droid for my birthday last month, i found out i had to take the rubberized vzw cover off the phone in order to use it on their own dock!
several here have already bought some, and i'm tickled pink that others wanted more than the plastic docks.
So - how's that for "what i do for a living"? Not that i think i'll be able to quit my regular job though...
nice work!!!!!!!!!
determined419
New Member
Well I am almost 25. I work for the worlds largest healthcare IT company called McKesson. They provide hospitals with everything from pills to automated solutions that basically make it so there are not any errors in giving meds to patients. Its all PC and computer related, thats the end I work on. Networking, database issues in SQL, software/hardware etc etc. Just a regular tech geek working my way up the IT ladder
. I've been there for almost 3 years.
. I've been there for almost 3 years.Medic here....Will never happen as long as there is the Human factor....
That depends on What you do for NASA.....
Most of the time I'm fooling around with my droid and looking for google voice invites.
And some video production...
determined419
New Member
I totally agree 100%. Thats why I said basically. There is still a human factor in things such as inputting a patients orders. And you can't take the human factor out of certain things, especially healthcare related. You know that though already being a medic. :smile:
Martin030908
Super Moderator
tin-knocker here... HVAC Sheet Metal Mechanic.... not 'smart-phone' friendly cuz i'm filthy most of the day ... however it's nice when e-mails and pictures gotta be sent around
... however it's nice when e-mails and pictures gotta be sent around