What do you do for a living??

I live with mommy..Lto_thaG

I scrub the floors of a restaurant with a toothbrush. Diablo112688

I thought this was a serious topic!

Anyway, I'm a keyboard player. Work late nights at a bar.

[QUOTE="Diablo112688"]I scrub the floors of a restaurant with a toothbrush. rad_2xl

I thought this was a serious topic!

Anyway, I'm a keyboard player. Work late nights at a bar.

I am not joking.. the owner is very strict and he wants everything EXTERMELY clean.

[QUOTE="Lto_thaG"]I live with mommy..famicommander

I live with mom.

I know a guy (hes like 21) and he mows lawns. His parents(alcoholics and gambling addicts) take all of his money he makes(quite alot ) and his mental disability check.

True Story.

Sub-Contractor for Comcast

but in about 1 more week I'll be starting my new position operating a turret truck

I'm a graphics/webdesigner at a design studioTheFlush

Just look at my sig, it tells everything...

I earn most of my income through a combination of investing and teaching music. Then some from performance-related stuff. And though I'm usually not paid for composition, I spend enough time on it to consider it part of my profession.pianist

Pianist? Do you play any other instrument?

I am...

I'm a graphics/webdesigner at a design studioTheFlush

[QUOTE="TheFlush"]I'm a graphics/webdesigner at a design studioRedgarl

Just look at my sig, it tells everything...

[QUOTE="pianist"]I earn most of my income through a combination of investing and teaching music. Then some from performance-related stuff. And though I'm usually not paid for composition, I spend enough time on it to consider it part of my profession.Redgarl

Pianist? Do you play any other instrument?

No. As late as university, I was still playing violin and percussion, but at some point you have to make a decision to specialize in an instrument to truly excel at it.

[QUOTE="Redgarl"]

[QUOTE="pianist"]I earn most of my income through a combination of investing and teaching music. Then some from performance-related stuff. And though I'm usually not paid for composition, I spend enough time on it to consider it part of my profession.pianist

Pianist? Do you play any other instrument?

No. As late as university, I was still playing violin and percussion, but at some point you have to make a decision to specialize in an instrument to truly excel at it.

I understand, I am playing bass guitar for 7 years but the love for music just came back when I listened to some old video games OST... now I am so over Mega Man, Double Dragon, Battletoad ecetera... :P

[QUOTE="Redgarl"]

[QUOTE="TheFlush"]I'm a graphics/webdesigner at a design studioTheFlush

Just look at my sig, it tells everything...

You use Dreamwaver and flash?

This was my last banner for my GS profile...

[QUOTE="TheFlush"][QUOTE="Redgarl"]

[QUOTE="TheFlush"]I'm a graphics/webdesigner at a design studioRedgarl

Just look at my sig, it tells everything...

You use Dreamwaver and flash?

This was my last banner for my GS profile...

I understand, still, I am a bass guitar player and I plan to play guitar to perfect my skills. Right now I am playing old SNES video games OST. I usually mix the keyboard lyrics with the bass lyrics. It made me learn more than I though...

I understand, I am playing bass guitar for 7 years but the love for music just came back when I listened to some old video games OST... now I am so over Mega Man, Double Dragon, Battletoad ecetera... :P

Redgarl

It's not so much an issue if you're talking about instruments with a lot of inherent similarities. For instance, it's quite common for a violinist to also learn viola (or vice versa), but it wouldn't be common to find an exceptional violinist who is also an exceptional cellist. Same with clarinets and saxophones. And I could, with a bit of effort, learn to play harpsichord as well as I play piano. But organ would be a different story. So if you play bass and want to learn 'normal' guitar, too, it shouldn't be a problem. You could be very good at both, because they are not entirely different instruments.

[QUOTE="Redgarl"][QUOTE="TheFlush"][QUOTE="Redgarl"]

[QUOTE="TheFlush"]I'm a graphics/webdesigner at a design studioTheFlush

Just look at my sig, it tells everything...

You use Dreamwaver and flash?

This was my last banner for my GS profile...

:|

[QUOTE="Diablo112688"]I scrub the floors of a restaurant with a toothbrush. rad_2xl

I thought this was a serious topic!

Anyway, I'm a keyboard player. Work late nights at a bar.

[QUOTE="TheFlush"][QUOTE="Redgarl"][QUOTE="TheFlush"][QUOTE="Redgarl"]

[QUOTE="TheFlush"]I'm a graphics/webdesigner at a design studioRedgarl

Just look at my sig, it tells everything...

You use Dreamwaver and flash?

This was my last banner for my GS profile...

:|

Working at John Lewis (its a department store, for anyone who doesnt live in the UK), work on the IT section.

Waiting for my A-Level results, and going to university in September to for a study computer science degree.

Working at John Lewis (its a department store, for anyone who doesnt live in the UK), work on the IT section.

Waiting for my A-Level results, and going to university in September to for a study computer science degree.

icy06

Right now I'm getting paid by my school through August while I finish my thesis. I'm interviewing for real jobs and it looks like I'll either be a human factors engineer for Kenworth or Microsoft, or a clinical engineer for a children's hospital (I was almost a forensic engineer, but turned down the offer). I'm also working on starting up my own business producing audio equipment.dgbiker1

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Working at John Lewis (its a department store, for anyone who doesnt live in the UK), work on the IT section.

Waiting for my A-Level results, and going to university in September to for a study computer science degree.

X360PS3AMD05

Meh, its alright. The only bad thing is having to deal with the public. Our store tends to attract the older customer, so trying to explain computers to them is like talking to a brick wall.