I'm the CFO for a large church in NW OKC; My days are spent overseeing the staff, the facilities and handling issues with the congregation. I've been here almost 6 years after a 35 year career in the natural gas industry, mostly in Houston.
What do you do for a living?
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dennishoddy
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I work at Sooner Power plant for OG&E. Instrumentation and controls Technician.
Second Job is running a farming business.
Second Job is running a farming business.
Danny Tanner
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dennishoddy
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dustingaunder
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I am an electrical engineer.
jtischauser
I'm addicted to kicking ass
shooterdave
Uncivil Servant
I'm going to add both of you guys to my mental "people who are my heroes" list. Words don't come close to describing the respect and admiration I have for anyone who is injured fighting for our way of life. I have great uncle who was a POW in WWII and was in the copper mines when they bombed Japan. he survived through the Bataan Death March and has had to deal with the injuries suffered from that ever since. Having seen the difficulties that can arise from active combat, I truly can't think of a more selfless act of heroism than what you guys exhibited then, and now. God Bless you and I pray that you guys have much success in your rehab and recovery efforts.
cheech_029
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I am a Zamboni Conductor....it's quite the living.
We never have to get ice from 7-11 or Sonic.
My right forearm is 3 1/2 inches larger than the left....for obvious pumping of fresh water on the ice reasons of course.
We never have to get ice from 7-11 or Sonic.
My right forearm is 3 1/2 inches larger than the left....for obvious pumping of fresh water on the ice reasons of course.
Rick417
www.performanceholsters.com
Depends on what time of day it is.
I am a machinist by trade, but also make Kydex holsters. That started out as a hobby but is quickly turning into a second full time job.
Currently I run a 5 axis machining center like this one.
We make parts for the M1000 Heavy Equipment Transporter System.
I am a machinist by trade, but also make Kydex holsters. That started out as a hobby but is quickly turning into a second full time job.
Currently I run a 5 axis machining center like this one.
We make parts for the M1000 Heavy Equipment Transporter System.
bsdubois00
Head Honcho Emeritus
Screw the trailers - where are the HOLSTERS 
maxim240sx
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I sell propane and propane accessories. Boring, but it pays all my bills.
Rick417
www.performanceholsters.com
Screw the trailers - where are the HOLSTERS
This is my model 525 (production legal) holster.
andrsnsm
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Hank? Is that you?
benjamin-benjamin
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wow what a wide array of professions!!
My main job is doing dental sales.. i sale endo, bone grafting and dental implants. I am in the process of launching 2 more businesses. We have already completed testing (which went much better than expected) on just started manufacturing on our patent pending propeller (we are starting with RC airplanes and then will move to small aircraft next...) that fully eliminates the drag created at tip of the propeller which does wonders for the trust, etc.. just put up the website (still working on it) http://revolutionaryprops.com/
also about to start the testing on a new toy, it is a boomerang that is completely different than a boomerang, it is not "2 sided" and it hovers back to you. We have tested it against 5 other boomerangs and it has done great also.. i am in the process of getting a quote to manufacture it and we will be launching that shortly, but my plan on that is to sell a couple of thousand and then license it out to someone so i can get greater distribution...
My main job is doing dental sales.. i sale endo, bone grafting and dental implants. I am in the process of launching 2 more businesses. We have already completed testing (which went much better than expected) on just started manufacturing on our patent pending propeller (we are starting with RC airplanes and then will move to small aircraft next...) that fully eliminates the drag created at tip of the propeller which does wonders for the trust, etc.. just put up the website (still working on it) http://revolutionaryprops.com/
also about to start the testing on a new toy, it is a boomerang that is completely different than a boomerang, it is not "2 sided" and it hovers back to you. We have tested it against 5 other boomerangs and it has done great also.. i am in the process of getting a quote to manufacture it and we will be launching that shortly, but my plan on that is to sell a couple of thousand and then license it out to someone so i can get greater distribution...
MISph1t
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Computer technician for Edmond Public Schools. Mostly desktop repair and support.
Powerman620
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20 year Vol Firefighter/EMT, may do 5 more if they don't screw with retirement and 30 years of working on powerlines.
dennishoddy
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HAHA! My buddy was like that. He had lots of years on the job after his eligible retirment age.
His favorite comment when asked about when he was going to retire was: I'll retire the next time you piZZ me off!
Somebody must have as he gave it up about a year ago
