What do you do?

[liquid]

I'm just curious what everyone on this board does for a living? or if you're all still students, how do you get mod money?

I'm going to UofC... and I'm almost done. After that I'm hoping I'll have alot of mod money. As for right now, I'm suffering almost stock :(

Colin

[Kor]

I'm also a UofC student! Lucky for me I am a grad student now and get funding (a.k.a. free money, muahahahaha). Its better pay than my last part time job, which I suffered with all through my undergrad degree. The combination of these incomes allowed me to (finally) buy my car, but I am going to have to go kinda slow on the mods until I finish my studies.

[Chris]

I'm doing my BA in Communications at Mt. Royal, majoring in electronic publishing. I'm basically a perpetual student.

C.

[Canadian Turbo]

I work as an accountant so this time of year that means 60 hour weeks, however that is how I pay for my cars/habits. I also am working on my CGA designation and another accoutning degree to go with my BSc that I already have

[AWD-FLY-GUY]

I work for TELUS as a Communications Consultant, I work in DSL and PCMS Marketing, I'm the guy you talk to on the phone when you want a Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line or need **** like Personal Voice Mail and Call Display.

I may also be working for Bordwalk Properties shortly.

[liquid]

[quote]Originally posted by Chris:
I'm doing my BA in Communications at Mt. Royal, majoring in electronic publishing. I'm basically a perpetual student.

C.

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Actually I'm doing communications here at UofC as well.... although it's not really what I enjoy. I'm basically doing this, along with my Canadian Securities course next year, in an attempt to get into the MBA program.

[liquid]

[quote]Originally posted by Kor:
I'm also a UofC student! Lucky for me I am a grad student now and get funding (a.k.a. free money, muahahahaha). Its better pay than my last part time job, which I suffered with all through my undergrad degree. The combination of these incomes allowed me to (finally) buy my car, but I am going to have to go kinda slow on the mods until I finish my studies.

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What are you doing your grad studies in?

[Brian Cale]

Me I just Play Tourney PAINTBALL (It's hard work and doesn't pay well but it's just too much fun), walk the dog and surf the net, I don't see the need for an oppressive job, maybe after the summer I may get bored enough to want to work again

this is my in the Toronto skydome a couple of weeks ago.

[liquid]

[quote]Originally posted by Brian Cale:
[QB]Me I just Play Tourney PAINTBALL (It's hard work and doesn't pay well but it's just too much fun), walk the dog and surf the net, I don't see the need for an oppressive job, maybe after the summer I may get bored enough to want to work again

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you get payed to play paintball? Man, that aint fair at all. I love paintball, but never have the coinage to go play....



:(

[Brian Cale]

Well I can't say I get a paycheck to play ball, the only profit I make is when we win (ie: cash or prizes, which I inturn sell for cash ) Other than that my Sponsers look after me quite well

here's a pic from a Tourney in Calgary in Feb @ the Stampede grounds (I'm on the right)

[Kor]

I did my undergrad in Computer Science and I am doing my MSc in Computer Science & Software Engineering. Yeah, I'm a computer guy.

[seanfournier]

I'm part owner of a company here in calgary called SmartSlitters International. I don't pull much salary because i want the company to do well instead of me at the moment. I won't be hurting though

www.smartslitters.com

[Aaron Smith]

I'm a Completions Engineer for EnCana, downtown. Pretty cool job, actually; but I still don't make enough for mod money!

[Pat]

I am a full time college student at st. mary's college. I am finishing my second year of my Undergrad is Psychology, then I am off to University of San Diego or Univeristy of Montana to finish my last 2 years.

[Boy Racer]

I work as an Electronics Engineer at Nortel, it's been tough these last few years but I am still hanging on. I run investigations on field return issues which can be interesting but is a bit sporadic.

I also represent Upsolute Chiptuning in Alberta. This is much more interesting and rewarding...the post-test drive grins from customers are the best!