• Got the Contributing Memberships stuff finally worked out and made up a thread as a sort of "How-To" to help people figure out how to participate. So if you need help figuring it out, here's the thread you need to take a look at -> http://www.corvetteflorida.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3581 Thank you, everyone! Rich Z.

What do you do for a living?

I work for the Walgreens Co. I have been with them for 14.5 years. :thumbsup: I have worked my way up to upper management. Yes, it's retail, it's hard, but I like working with people and has been very rewarding.:thumbsup:

Mike
 
Semi-Retired Floorin Mech.and Sales. Now i just live off my wife :lmao: .She VP Business Banker :thumbsup:
 
9T8Vette said:
Semi-Retired Floorin Mech.and Sales. Now i just live off my wife :lmao: .She VP Business Banker :thumbsup:
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9T8, there is nothing wrong with being a kept man! I have been trying to figure out how to make that work for years. Unfortunately, the wife is smarter than I am. :shrug01:
 
C5STATETROOPER said:
I'm the TV spokesman for the Florida Highway Patrol in the Tampa Bay area. :welcome:
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Are you Trooper Larry Coggins? I see you on TV a little too much! :lmao:
Most of the time it's not a good thing!:rofl1:
 
Retired Hillsborough County Sheriff's Deputy, currently remain a city police officer, run a small a small court process service, research and sneak & peek outfit, teach martial arts/tactical weaponcraft and defensive tactics.

Other than that, I'm a beach bum...
 
MADN3SS said:
Are you Trooper Larry Coggins? I see you on TV a little too much! :lmao:
Most of the time it's not a good thing!:rofl1:
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Thats me . . .

Yeah, bad news sells and keeps me in business - the paper is not interested in good stuff I guess, sign of the times!
 
C5STATETROOPER said:
Thats me . . .

Yeah, bad news sells and keeps me in business - the paper is not interested in good stuff I guess, sign of the times!
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Go figure....:shrug01:
 
Presently, and for the past nine years, I own my own cabinet shop. One man operation.

In the past:

Pro hockey player for almost seven years (motorcycle accident ended that)
Different aspects of construction
Thug....:D
 
Formula Outlaw said:
In the past:

Pro hockey player for almost seven years (motorcycle accident ended that)
Different aspects of construction
Thug....:D
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Woooww, FO. I am really impressed! Who knew there was an ice rink in Nokomis? :shrug01:
 
Formula Outlaw said:
Pro hockey player for almost seven years
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Who did you play hockey for? I love hockey. I used to know a couple of guys that played for the Lightning about 10 years ago.
 
I spent 18 years "up nawth" based out of Maine, from 78' to 96'....:)

Played hockey back in the early/mid 80's for a couple of now defunt teams (in MA) in the OLD ECHL, back before it was a "developmental league"....and played 14 games for the old Maine Mariners of the AHL....they were New Jersey's top farm club and the Devils had a lot of players hurt so Maine had a lot of call ups and they needed some warm bodies for a short time. Never played in the NHL although I got to scrimmage with the Devils a few times. I didn't learn to skate until I was about 14, my Dad, who played, taught me....:thumbsup:

In those days we played for basially food and bandages...:rolleyes:

Actually, I look at the teams playing in the "new and improved" ECHL and don't recognize ANY of the teams except for "the Chiefs"....LOL....:thumbsup:

And I understand the NHL is going to make visors mandatory with a grandfather clause if you've been in the league since this year. I think it goes into effect next year.

Hockey was a lot more fun to watch in the 70's when players didn't wear helmets, it was much more personal. And despite what the NHL wants you to believe, helmets have NOT reduced injuries. Heck nowadays everyone goes whacking everybody with their sticks like they are Knights of the Roundtable or something.

Sorry, I like "oldtime" hockey......:D :D
 
I develop weapons for Police/Military training (for the past 7 years). Best job in the world.
Wife being a CPA doesn't hurt either!:thumbsup:
 
Airwolf said:
I develop weapons for Police/Military training (for the past 7 years). Best job in the world.
Wife being a CPA doesn't hurt either!:thumbsup:
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Damn! My kind of work! Need an assistant? Someone to test the stuff? :D
 
I have a boring occupation. I'm a dentist, a specialist in Oral Surgery. Graduated in 1971, so I've been "doing" dentistry for 35 years. That's a LONG time.

I've been in private practice in Bel Air, Maryland since 1975, 31 years in the same office. :ack2:

Looking forward to getting out of the rat-race in a few years. :) Chuck
 
I am a VP/Director of Contracts for a Federal Contractor. My organization primarily supports the Intelligence (:thinkin:) Community.

I hope to give this crap up in about a year! :yesnod:
 
Retired 3 years

I was a Fire Lieutenant for 27 years, on the Fort Lauderdale Fire/Rescue.

I did ALL the exciting stuff:

EMT=Energency medical technician

HAZ/MAT= "mop and glo"

TRT= "dope on rope"

ARFF= Aircraft fire/rescue

Great carrer...glad it's over with all these exotic diseases and the 3 o'clock I bumped my toe calls.

Dave:thumbsup:
 
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