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[rreginaldd]

 If you call AT&T because your internet is not working, that's me you'll be screaming at 

Modifié par rreginaldd, 19 juillet 2012 - 02:15 .

[frozenballz]

Currently a computer games design student at university, working to make some money before next year + playing some games, chillin with mates, getting hammered lol

[Igipopp]

I'm form Budapest. Really like to see a Budapest map. I work for a middle sized company as assistan IT manager (whatever that means... ). 

Modifié par Igipopp, 19 juillet 2012 - 02:25 .

[Damion_ST]

Credit Analyst for an Oil and Gas Supply company in Calgary Alberta, and single dad of an amazing 5yo Daughter - Glad they changed the weekends, as the old Bounty Weekends were the ones I had my daughter, so not much ME3 playing time...

Modifié par Damion_ST, 19 juillet 2012 - 02:32 .

[Sheepie Crusher]

Igipopp wrote...


assistan IT manager (whatever that means... ). 

Assistant indoctrination theory manager?

[Urdnot Amenark]

Sheepie Crusher wrote...

Igipopp wrote...


assistan IT manager (whatever that means... ). 

Assistant indoctrination theory manager?

Nice. I see what you did there.

[SgtPepper667]

I'm an employee of a video game store

[Xerorei]

OP: I am a meat Popsicle.

[Gockey]

IT guy for a Oil and Natural Gas supply company.

[Titus Thongger]

Editorial assistant at a business lifestyle magazine

[TyZonPhazon]

A nobody for now.

[darkrogueninja]

Im currently a college student enrolled at a community college. I've completed two semesters at said college, and discovered im a fantastic writer. I'm the VP in the anime and gaming club at our college, and i've done a decent job. I hope to become a history professor and author someday.

[CDRSkyShepard]

I'm a college student studying Aviation Safety.

You might want to know you are 80% more likely to survive an airliner crash if you pay attention to the safety briefing and read the safety card. Also, that extra leg room in the emergency exit row? It comes at a price: if the plane goes down, it's your job to help flight attendants make sure everyone gets out, not pop the door and bail.

[darkchief10]

i'll get in on this, i just graduated from college with a psychology degree, I am working for a government agency here at the university right now, I plan on starting my masters in clinical psychology then getting my PHD in neuroscience, I eventually want to be a professor and teach at a University when i'm not manipulating rats in the name of science

[xcrunr1647]

CDRSkyShepard wrote...

I'm a college student studying Aviation Safety.

You might want to know you are 80% more likely to survive an airliner crash if you pay attention to the safety briefing and read the safety card. Also, that extra leg room in the emergency exit row? It comes at a price: if the plane goes down, it's your job to help flight attendants make sure everyone gets out, not pop the door and bail.

I've heard that safety briefing so many times it puts me to sleep.

I've flown a lot compared to most people in their mid-20s lol.

[el_sean0]

Network Administrator for a large printing company in Nova Scotia

[MissFish]

Sound technician (That person with a huge sound board at the back of a play) and a video game student focusing on sound and C++ programming

[CDRSkyShepard]

xcrunr1647 wrote...

CDRSkyShepard wrote...

I'm a college student studying Aviation Safety.

You might want to know you are 80% more likely to survive an airliner crash if you pay attention to the safety briefing and read the safety card. Also, that extra leg room in the emergency exit row? It comes at a price: if the plane goes down, it's your job to help flight attendants make sure everyone gets out, not pop the door and bail.

I've heard that safety briefing so many times it puts me to sleep.

I've flown a lot compared to most people in their mid-20s lol.

The statistic still holds true for frequent fliers. Even having the information being 24 hours old in your memory is still too old for you to recall very well when under extreme duress.

[Suko Reia]

I work in an airport... traffic agent

[CDRSkyShepard]

Suko Reia wrote...

I work in an airport... traffic agent

Which airport?

[Gavrilo]

 couple months ago i graduate as civil engeenier,atm unemployed 

[xcrunr1647]

CDRSkyShepard wrote...

xcrunr1647 wrote...

CDRSkyShepard wrote...

I'm a college student studying Aviation Safety.

You might want to know you are 80% more likely to survive an airliner crash if you pay attention to the safety briefing and read the safety card. Also, that extra leg room in the emergency exit row? It comes at a price: if the plane goes down, it's your job to help flight attendants make sure everyone gets out, not pop the door and bail.

I've heard that safety briefing so many times it puts me to sleep.

I've flown a lot compared to most people in their mid-20s lol.

The statistic still holds true for frequent fliers. Even having the information being 24 hours old in your memory is still too old for you to recall very well when under extreme duress.

[inko1nsiderate]

I'm a graduate student pursuing my PhD in physics, got my masters last year as a bonus for passing a hard physics test. Mostly work on theory/phenomenology of Dark Matter and Neutrinos. I get my money by crushing the dreams of young, occasionally hard working students, in introductory physics classes and torturing them with ill-conceived lectures and social awkwardness.

[HurricaneGinger]

22 year old gal who has been out of school for over a year because I can't pay for it. I work two days a week for $160. I plan to join the Air Force, but have to meet the weight requirements before I can be recruited.

Modifié par PhantomGinger, 30 juillet 2012 - 04:48 .