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Re: What is YOUR profession!

Postby arminhachmer » Sat Oct 29, 2011 8:26 pm

KevinMadden wrote:I play tuba and trombone on a Royal Caribbean cruise ship (The Allure of the Seas)


Hey Kevin: Do you get a special rate on internet access? I paid a lot on a cruise last year... :shock:
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Re: What is YOUR profession!

Postby TubaRay » Sun Oct 30, 2011 10:51 am

When this thread originated, I was a band director in a small, rural Texas town. My job included band 6-12, plus general music K-5. As soon as I could, I retired from that profession. I am now a free-lance tuba player, teach private lessons, and also work as a low brass clinician. Most of my work as a performer is with one of two German-type groups that I perform with. The TubaMeisters is a tuba-euph group that has become fairly popular at fests and private parties, in this area. We actually earn a fair amount of money. I also perform with a more traditional group known as The Sauerkrauts. At certain times of the year, this group is very busy, and travels over much of the continental U.S.

The work in the public schools was extremely stressful. I didn't realize how stressful until I left. I am a much happier man, these days. I still get to work with kids, and have little contact with administrators.
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Re: What is YOUR profession!

Postby bearphonium » Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:25 am

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Re: What is YOUR profession!

Postby oedipoes » Wed Nov 02, 2011 11:15 am

I'm a design engineer, I develop hydrostatic systems for agricultural vehicles.
(But I mow my lawn with a scythe)

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Re: What is YOUR profession!

Postby bort » Wed Nov 02, 2011 8:18 pm

I've been on jury duty the last week and a half... so I'm a professional juror right now. :)
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Re: What is YOUR profession!

Postby bloke » Wed Nov 02, 2011 9:55 pm

bort wrote:I've been on jury duty the last week and a half... so I'm a professional juror right now. :)


Off with their heads !!! :shock:
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Re: What is YOUR profession!

Postby TubaRay » Wed Nov 02, 2011 10:08 pm

bloke wrote:
bort wrote:I've been on jury duty the last week and a half... so I'm a professional juror right now. :)


Off with their heads !!! :shock:

String 'em up! We might just have disqualified you from that jury.
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Re: What is YOUR profession!

Postby oldbandnerd » Fri Nov 04, 2011 10:39 pm

I am a commerical dishwashing machine service tech. I fix dish machines in restaurants,hotels,hosipitals and such. Yeah , I know ... sounds really boring ..... and it is.
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Re: What is YOUR profession!

Postby bloke » Fri Nov 04, 2011 11:51 pm

oldbandnerd wrote:I am a commerical dishwashing machine service tech. I fix dish machines in restaurants,hotels,hosipitals and such. Yeah , I know ... sounds really boring ..... and it is.


but important!
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Re: What is YOUR profession!

Postby oldbandnerd » Sat Nov 05, 2011 5:20 pm

Thanks Joe. It's nice to be appreciated.
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Re: What is YOUR profession!

Postby bloke » Sat Nov 05, 2011 5:34 pm

oldbandnerd wrote:Thanks Joe. It's nice to be appreciated.


My first cousin holds a terminal degree from the Univ. of Illinois (nothing to do with hospital "anything"). She is now in charge of the department in a hospital where they sterilize and set up instruments for operations (right before those trays of selected sterilized instruments go up a dumbwaiter into the O.R.). I'm glad that someone of that level of intelligence and dedication is in charge of such an important department.
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Re: What is YOUR profession!

Postby Tubaryan12 » Mon Nov 21, 2011 10:12 pm

KevinMadden wrote:I play tuba and trombone on a Royal Caribbean cruise ship (The Allure of the Seas)

Darn. Wrong ship. I'll be on the Navigator of the Seas in 3 weeks.
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