What do you do for a living?
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illegally sell meth
Oct 19, 2023
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#42
emgp6 wrote:
illegally sell meth
One of these days, that mouth of yours is gonna get you in a HEAP of trouble! I speak from my own experience, buddy. And this is much less interesting but I teach kids with autism.
42 i’m not sure whether the mods have learned that what i say is a joke
that’s a good career to have. it makes a difference.
that’s a good career to have. it makes a difference.
Oct 19, 2023
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#44
emgp6 wrote:
42 i’m not sure whether the mods have learned that what i say is a joke
that’s a good career to have. it makes a difference.
that’s a good career to have. it makes a difference.
I think the mods know - I just know that my own mouth has gotten me into extremely serious trouble throughout much of my life. And thanks, I hope I am helping these kids.
46 even my real life friends know that anything i say isn’t serious.
keep up the good work
keep up the good work
Oct 19, 2023
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#47
emgp6 wrote:
46 even my real life friends know that anything i say isn’t serious.
keep up the good work
keep up the good work
Thanks, bruh!
Oct 19, 2023
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#48
Professional pupil taught by the United States liberal education system
Or other words
A student
Or other words
A student
i’m i allowed to say frick liberals
Oct 19, 2023
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#50
emgp6 wrote:
i’m i allowed to say frick liberals
Now THAT'S funny - that made me laugh.
i said that in the climate change thread and a mod edited it
I work in digital marketing, helping businesses boost their online presence. It's a dynamic field, and I enjoy the constant learning. On the side, I dabble in forex trading – it's a fascinating world of financial markets. May be in future will buy a forex license. Already found a web platform where I can do this. So wish me luck!
Oct 19, 2023
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#53
Mostly retired. I was a technician in theater/concerts/film and still work an occasional day to pick up enough cash for nice long European vacations. For 20 years I operated the lighting in a theater in Berkeley, CA, having a comfortable booth to watch various artists in many fields from around the world perform, and getting paid to do it.
My first career recommendation would be to make a lot of money the old-fashioned way--inherit it.
Oct 19, 2023
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#58
mpaetz wrote:
Mostly retired. I was a technician in theater/concerts/film and still work an occasional day to pick up enough cash for nice long European vacations. For 20 years I operated the lighting in a theater in Berkeley, CA, having a comfortable booth to watch various artists in many fields from around the world perform, and getting paid to do it.
My first career recommendation would be to make a lot of money the old-fashioned way--inherit it.
Sounds fascinating. Your work and inheritance advice. 😉
mpaetz wrote:
Mostly retired. I was a technician in theater/concerts/film and still work an occasional day to pick up enough cash for nice long European vacations. For 20 years I operated the lighting in a theater in Berkeley, CA, having a comfortable booth to watch various artists in many fields from around the world perform, and getting paid to do it.
My first career recommendation would be to make a lot of money the old-fashioned way--inherit it.
That job sounds very interesting. Playing with toys and watching shows sounds like a job I could live with.
I'll never forgive dear old Dad for my being born handsome instead of rich.
