What do you do for a living?
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Lol ..... It's all good berg ...
I rather drive w/star as well, faster & quicker looks more like a real truck . Scania cab over , on other hand, its very comfortable , but slow
To me... It's a job
I rather drive w/star as well, faster & quicker looks more like a real truck . Scania cab over , on other hand, its very comfortable , but slow
To me... It's a job
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It must be hard for you to buy things from classified adds. "Hi there, I work on an off shore oil rig. I'm really interested in your Husaberg but I cant come to look at it. Can I send you a western Union money transfer and get my friend to pick it up".
I'm surprised you don't have a jet ski parked by that rig.
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"Fella its the jets, your running rich! Go to my store"
Guys I think I will be great, do I have the technique down?
Good thread!
I've been retired almost 6 years. My retirement plan was/is more riding which has been happening. Moreso on my DR and S10 that Bergs though.
Last job was Dam Safety Analyst where I morphed my civil engineerring, surveying and IT backgound into extracting data and morphing it into information. Which then leads to knowledge, followed hopefully by understanding, then followed by, for a special few, wisdom.
data - information - knowledge - understanding - wisdom
One of my jobs was training up the data collection guys and attempting to get them to understand things like the difference between null and zero, and that if the data they collected was flawed, everything that followed was also flawed.
Challenges and mental stimulation almost every day back then. Still occupied with volunteer work and adventure riding, and the odd bit of contract work. Not too many/any around with my skillset.
I've been retired almost 6 years. My retirement plan was/is more riding which has been happening. Moreso on my DR and S10 that Bergs though.
Last job was Dam Safety Analyst where I morphed my civil engineerring, surveying and IT backgound into extracting data and morphing it into information. Which then leads to knowledge, followed hopefully by understanding, then followed by, for a special few, wisdom.
data - information - knowledge - understanding - wisdom
One of my jobs was training up the data collection guys and attempting to get them to understand things like the difference between null and zero, and that if the data they collected was flawed, everything that followed was also flawed.
Challenges and mental stimulation almost every day back then. Still occupied with volunteer work and adventure riding, and the odd bit of contract work. Not too many/any around with my skillset.
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and also Bio ethanol since a couple of months
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I teach 4th grade here in Southwestern Colorado. Been doing it for the past 15 years. Pretty good gig- I get lots of vacation time and summers off.
Prior to that I worked as a white water river guide for about 16 years in the spring/summer, and worked in ski shops in the winter. I guided in Colorado, New Mexico, Alaska, California, Utah and in the Grand Canyon in Arizona.
Aside from loving dirt bike riding on my newly aquired 2011 390, my wife and I do a lot of mountain biking, backcountry skiing, and lift-served skiing.
When spring time comes I can be found running class 4-5 white water with my cataraft- or kayaking on our local rivers.
Prior to that I worked as a white water river guide for about 16 years in the spring/summer, and worked in ski shops in the winter. I guided in Colorado, New Mexico, Alaska, California, Utah and in the Grand Canyon in Arizona.
Aside from loving dirt bike riding on my newly aquired 2011 390, my wife and I do a lot of mountain biking, backcountry skiing, and lift-served skiing.
When spring time comes I can be found running class 4-5 white water with my cataraft- or kayaking on our local rivers.
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I build stuff........
Ive worked in IT for the past 18 years. Jobs from help desk technical to systems manager roles. Currently run a small support/consultancy firm with 6 staff and a digital company that creates websites, brand design and hosting etc.
I wish i didn't have to turn up Mondays
I wish i didn't have to turn up Mondays
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I'm a professional Firefighter with Vancouver Fire and Rescue in British Columbia, Canada. I have over 12 years with this department and 2 with City of Fort Mcmurray before that. I am a technical Rescue and structural collapse specialist and a former paramedic. Love my husabeg fe supermoto!!!!
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Develop Biotech and Medical devices and manage engr teams. Other fun besides dirt bikes- Mtn bike, surf, ski, and a hotrodder/fabricator.
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