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What does everyone do for work?
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aacanela73
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Just about 37 and mom of three work for a Verizon Premium Retailer in WI. I get payed to play with my phone all day and spread Droid joy to the lives of others!:icon_ banana:
aacanela73
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me too not born but raised!!
xtremecanefan
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22...student at a trade school for Auto Technicians. Tried the college thing for a while in Computer Engineering, but decided i'd rather do this. Hope to work at a dealer for a while and open up my own shop, preferably not in Miami...
I still do computer work on the side for money, fixing/building computers for people.
I still do computer work on the side for money, fixing/building computers for people.
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Started working at Publix Supermarkets as a bagger at 14 because it was the only job that would hire me at such a young age, I'm now 16 and still working at Publix but as a cashier.
Right now im just paying for my internet on the phone ($30/M) and my mom pays the rest of it
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Not really sure what I want to be when im older though, either a cop or something to do with computers, i've been building them/coding and into the security scene since I was real young.
Right now im just paying for my internet on the phone ($30/M) and my mom pays the rest of it
.Not really sure what I want to be when im older though, either a cop or something to do with computers, i've been building them/coding and into the security scene since I was real young.
Started working at Publix Supermarkets as a bagger at 14 because it was the only job that would hire me at such a young age, I'm now 16 and still working at Publix but as a cashier.
Right now im just paying for my internet on the phone ($30/M) and my mom pays the rest of it
Not really sure what I want to be when im older though, either a cop or something to do with computers, i've been building them/coding and into the security scene since I was real young.
Welcome aboard...if you aren't sure what to do, start by getting your HS diploma. Do the military thing and get yourself some college money and then go back to school...your path will become apparent. Good luck and glad to have you on board... :icon_ devil:
Started working at Publix Supermarkets as a bagger at 14 because it was the only job that would hire me at such a young age, I'm now 16 and still working at Publix but as a cashier.
Right now im just paying for my internet on the phone ($30/M) and my mom pays the rest of it
Not really sure what I want to be when im older though, either a cop or something to do with computers, i've been building them/coding and into the security scene since I was real young.
Welcome aboard...if you aren't sure what to do, start by getting your HS diploma. Do the military thing and get yourself some college money and then go back to school...your path will become apparent. Good luck and glad to have you on board... :icon_ devil:
Oh yeah and I forgot to mention im a full time high school student
7 hours a day 5 days a week! Class of 2011 
Usually work 25-30 hours a week it gets tough with all the homework and everything put together ricepuddin
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Whats your MOS?
I'm 40. Currently I'm a Physical Therapist Assistant for the last 8 years. Before that, worked at UPS for 7 years. Also an ex-Marine. Main hobby is computers and have been messing around with linux the last 5 years installing and uninstalling different distros. (Where my love for android comes from) I'm the one in my circle of friends that everyone comes to when they have problems. I usually can fix them. I can sit in front of a computer for hours and it seems like minutes...
vzwmandroid
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I'm 24 and my dad won the Fla lottery six years ago; -)
GiantDroid
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I'm 39 and a data warehouse/BI developer. Originally started in application development 12 years ago using Microsoft VB and switched to .NET. Finally got out of application development and into Business Intelligence/Data Warehousing.