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  1. 10-13-2003 #1
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    Default What do you do for a living?

    I work as a "computer guy" for a US government agency that I rather not reveal. I also work part time for the NG.
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    I just started today working for Danish Armed Forces Television as camera-guy/editing-guy.
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    Above entry is mine, forgot to log in before posting.


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    Preventing blackouts

    i dont know whats it in english i guess energy electrician or something like that
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    professional student.

    Pre-med education for 4 years. Medical school for 4 years. Residency/certification for 4-7 years...

    I will have a 'real' job when I am in my early thirties.

    Then again, I will be pulling in $400,000 per year while helping people. Excellent.
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    I'm not independent from parent's fundings so I annoy my paren'ts so they still rember they have son .

    Lately making small database for swiming pool (sql, php, c#, cash registers) for funny small money waiting for continuing full time studies in computer science (small exam difficultiess ), listening to parents accusing me lazy ass.
    Real work after studies
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    Quote Originally Posted by herrmannek
    I'm not independent from parent's fundings so I annoy my paren'ts so they still rember they have son .

    Lately making small database for swiming pool (sql, php, c#, cash registers) for funny small money waiting for continuing full time studies in computer science (small exam difficultiess ), listening to parents accusing me lazy ass.
    Real work after studies

    everyone in Poland wants to do computer science. :P
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    Quote Originally Posted by Seoulstriker
    everyone in Poland wants to do computer science. :P
    Why do you think so?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Seoulstriker
    professional student.

    Pre-med education for 4 years. Medical school for 4 years. Residency/certification for 4-7 years...

    I will have a 'real' job when I am in my early thirties.

    Then again, I will be pulling in $400,000 per year while helping people. Excellent.
    $400,000 in a year? Where do you live?
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    Yeah, I know a couple of excellent doctors, and they definitely don't make that much.

    I'm currently a part-time computer geek.
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    Post-high school graduate bum at home with parents may get a non-college graduate job sooner or later or join the UNITED STATES ARMY INFANTRY! Hooah!
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    Quote Originally Posted by herrmannek
    Quote Originally Posted by Seoulstriker
    everyone in Poland wants to do computer science. :P
    Why do you think so?
    My brother who goes to Stanford is doing Math and CS, almost all of my Polish friends want to study CS (7-10), all of the IT people at my high school were Polish, and when you look at most credits in video games right now, many of them have lots of Polish guys...

    maybe I shouldn't have generalized...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Seoulstriker
    Quote Originally Posted by herrmannek
    Quote Originally Posted by Seoulstriker
    everyone in Poland wants to do computer science. :P
    Why do you think so?
    My brother who goes to Stanford is doing Math and CS, almost all of my Polish friends want to study CS (7-10), all of the IT people at my high school were Polish, and when you look at most credits in video games right now, many of them have lots of Polish guys...


    maybe I shouldn't have generalized...
    Stupid question. Are you Pole or related, even I haven't so much Polish friends .
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    Quote Originally Posted by herrmannek
    Quote Originally Posted by Seoulstriker
    Quote Originally Posted by herrmannek
    Quote Originally Posted by Seoulstriker
    everyone in Poland wants to do computer science. :P
    Why do you think so?
    My brother who goes to Stanford is doing Math and CS, almost all of my Polish friends want to study CS (7-10), all of the IT people at my high school were Polish, and when you look at most credits in video games right now, many of them have lots of Polish guys...


    maybe I shouldn't have generalized...
    Stupid question. Are you Pole or related, even I haven't so much Polish friends .
    yeah, I'm 100% polish. My mother left Poland when she was ~30 years old, and my grandparents on my father's side are from Poland.

    Hey, when you live in Chicago, with a relatively high number of Polish immigrants, you tend to meet lots of Polish people.
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