For the most part, your job will not define who you are no more than the soda you drink. I have held a number of interesting jobs, but details about my personal life is none of anyone's business. I am a Satanist. That says it all.



Gee, I wonder why?

My standard answer is that I'm a serial killer.

In all seriousness, I do a lot of work in special effects makeup and practical FX, specializing in casualties/death. My job is literally to go somewhere and make actors or models look like something terrible has happened to them. It's not the best-paying job I have, but it is the one that I love the most.

But I am nothing if not a workaholic, and I tend to juggle several different projects at once.

Currently I'm a partner in a media production company, I write screenplays and articles (and now I write novels too!), I make costumes, I build sets and props, I have a couple online retail shops, I work as a "virtual geisha" from time to time, and I pop the heads off of historically-correct dolls.

I like to keep busy.

However, before I got my foot in the door in the entertainment industry, I worked as a bartender and just did my artsy stuff and work in theatre on the side. Eventually I landed a full-time position at a horror attraction and that got the career ball rolling for me.

Your post makes me hungry, you should have your own restaurant, because your love for cooking will make the food even better

USMC '98-'07
Now a Federal Corrections Officer

I am currently unemployed for now although it is not for the lack of laziness. I write and have a major project in the works though.

My best just wasn't good enough?

Fuck plant work anyway. They did me a favor by letting me go.

"To pay the bills, you do what is needed, but always with an aim to get where you're doing what you like to do."

I agree, I have worked a number of jobs including teaching emotionally disturbed disadvantaged youth (juvenile offenders) , autistic children, sewn drapes in a factory, worked restaurants, worked retail, worked for the IRS, and have 25 years in bill collection . I am currently a legal assistant,and have started looking into part time freelance writing work.

They do not work, it's a shame, my work is not so good.Not proud of what I do metallurgical plants harmful to nature and I know that bad.

I currently work for a company that provides captions during a phone call to someone who is deaf or hard of hearing. They have a special phone that has a screen where the captions show up. I'm not sure how much else I'm allowed to say due to company secrecy, as this is big business, so I'll stop here.

On the side I'm investing in my own recording gear so I can start up a mobile recording business. I'm nearly there and only need several more things to be fully independent of people lending me microphones, stands and what have you. Another grand or so and I'll be all set.

I just quit my job and couldn't be happier. I get more money by studying and studying at this point of my life will make my goals to be closer.

Work? Never been there, never done that and yet I'm doing fine.

Let's just say money works for me, not the other way around.

I work for a company that makes military equipment for Wright Patterson Air Force Base,I get to watch over and track all the data that the different departments submit to make sure everyone is on time and projects are being completed.

Have a metallurgy lab i play with noble metals, even stuff that gets the government officials to take note. Also do many other avenues, always have, never had a 9-5 job, always somehow come up with what ever I want. Even play with music industry, sounds funny but if you ever get to know me you would laugh and see life can be interesting.