How old are you and what do you do (or did do) for work?

[T-TownDawgg]

Feel 31.
Look like 42.
I’m 48.
Can sling salami like a 41 year-old
Work in govt
It’s certainly not for everyone
Especially me

 

[msstatelp1]

63 Been driving a truck for 3 years. 9 years army and 25 or so years warehouse management before that.

 

[TaleofTwoDogs]

72, retired CPA. Currently a part-time photographer specializing in girlfriend/wife pics that a message board demands to prove a poster's statements are factual.

 

[Yeti]

58 retired from Insurance job ……no Diddy didn't hire me when I started

 

[Car Ramrod.sixpack]

42 - Structural and Rigging Engineer

 

[dickiedawg]

38. Still trying to figure out what I want to do when I grow up.

 

[LOTRGOTDAWGFAN]

53, Consultant for a firm with DoD client.

 

[GloryDawg]

I wonder why there are so many Engineers?*****

 

[Mr Todd French]

49 I own a landscape company. It’s hot right now

 

[GloryDawg]

Spent eight years in the Marine Corps. Five Active and three reserves. I am 60 years old. Senior Advisor in a Marketing Department for a 20-billion-dollar company. I can retire today but I set my retirement date either May 2027 or June 2027.

 

[tbaydog]

nm

 

[boatsandhoes]

Stole this from another site.

H/t to @Bobby Ricigliano for making me think to do OT threads during summer.

48, sales of data/software/tech in the insurance industry

 

[tbaydog]

 

[MSUDAWGFAN]

50, Technical sales to refinery & petrochem industry. ChemE degree, been in Sales for 25 years.

I bet we were in Chem E at the same time. I turn 49 next month and was In Chem E.

 

[stateu1]

49 CPA

Moonlight answering calls for State Farm

 

[TXDawg.sixpack]

I bet we were in Chem E at the same time. I turn 49 next month and was In Chem E.

I was there '92 - '97 (Co-op extended me to a 5th year).

 

[The Peeper]

Many insurance companies are starting to not cover companies that haul coils.

Seems like an opportunity for a MSU engineer to adapt a flat bed trailer with a well for the coils to partially sit in and be chained down to when being transported. When not hauling coils a cover to sit over the well and be locked in place........

 

[Dawg1969]

78 vietnam vet, retired general contractor. Think Rocketdawg and I were at MSU together in the dark ages.

 

[horshack.sixpack]

38. Still trying to figure out what I want to do when I grow up.

^this part does not abate

 

[SixtInning]

39, Supply Chain Director

 

[ckDOG]

43. CPA/Bean Counter/Corporate Drone.

 

[skipperDawg]

Damn guys…
With all these engineers, planners, aerospace mgt , business owners, CPAS we should never be last in nil.
Open them pocket books and dig up some coffee cans and GIVE

 

[stateu1]

Damn guys…
With all these engineers, planners, aerospace mgt , business owners, CPAS we should never be last in nil.
Open them pocket books and dig up some coffee cans and GIVE

Travel ball expenses come first.

 

[Car Ramrod.sixpack]

Seems like an opportunity for a MSU engineer to adapt a flat bed trailer with a well for the coils to partially sit in and be chained down to when being transported. When not hauling coils a cover to sit over the well and be locked in place........

They do make a specific trailer for hauling coils with bunks but they are expensive and can only haul coils. This means you are dead heading home to pick up another coil. Most truck drivers will find a load to haul back home rather than pulling an empty trailer. The issue with hauling coils is most of the time the trailers are maxed per DOT regulations with a single coil. The more stuff you add to a trailer increases the dead weight thus reducing your payload.

 

[NukeDogg]

42, Nuclear Plant Chemical Engineer

 

[Papapat.sixpack]

59 - veteran, sales/installation of refrigeration gaskets in the food service industry, crypto stuff and network admin at ummc in a past life

 

[maroontide06]

42, Nuclear Plant Chemical Engineer

Do you work at Grand Gulf?

 

[L4MANDW]

57 in October, Quality Control & Lab Technician, I blow stuff up on the Lab when my Dawgs ain’t winnin’! lol

 

[MSUDAWGFAN]

I was there '92 - '97 (Co-op extended me to a 5th year).

I started in 95 and graduated in 2001. Made the mistake of staying for my M.S. and finally left in 2004. The only good thing that came out of staying was I met my wife while I was in grad school.

 

[oh yeah]

49. Veterinarian. Hoodwinked Hadad to think I’m really good at it.

 

[Drebin]

48 lender

What a coincidence, I'm a borrower. Well, my wife is a borrower. I'm a repayer.

 

[Drebin]

I wonder why there are so many Engineers?*****

 

[MaroonOldCrow]

53. Job title is Senior Systems Engineer, but that's not what I really do.

ETA: I was a PolSci major, but I work in the defense industry.

 

[77Dog]

65, long time garbage man, thinking of retirement but having too much fun.

 

[22yardpunt]

Stole this from another site.

H/t to @Bobby Ricigliano for making me think to do OT threads during summer.

41 - head football coach at MSU

 

[bulldognation]

53, Senior software developer with a penchant for bourbon.

 

[Mjoelner]

58 - Aerospace Engineer
Job title: Mechanical Design/Liaison Engineer
Airbus Helicopters

 

[Trojanbulldog19]

What a coincidence, I'm a borrower. Well, my wife is a borrower. I'm a repayer.

Dang. It really be like that. It's in their dna

 

[Bobby Ricigliano]

FOr ***** and giggles, I think everybody should also share their first car, favorite vacation spot, favorite food, name of the elementary school they attended, first job, and their mother's maiden name. It'll be fun.

I’m sure @dawgstudent will have a thread for each before kickoff.

 

[RocketDawg]

78 vietnam vet, retired general contractor. Think Rocketdawg and I were at MSU together in the dark ages.

I think you're right.