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I decided to do this thread as more often than that boxing is viewed as a sport for neanderthals so it got me wondering to what alot of the posters on this forum do for a living and whether it matches up to the stereotype!P.s im a business/economics student myself at the mo.

my choice of career would be centre forward for England, or the fifth member of the Clash.

i now inexplicably find myself to be 43 years old and an accountant.

martinmrts wrote:my choice of career would be centre forward for England, or the fifth member of the Clash.

i now inexplicably find myself to be 43 years old and an accountant.

Lol good answer!Well that for one certainly doesnt fit the stereotype!

One time bum, and now civil servant dealing with national insurance, and part time youth worker.

oil trading

IT/Energy work at the moment.

I drive a van

Trainee accountant, 2 exams to go.

chemist

building trade, also just started an MA in History

Film post production

Work for an advertising and marketing communications agency.

rent boy D

Customer Relationship Marketing Manager for Cunard Line.

University lecturer.

Lol so far 95% of the replys have certainly not fitted the stereotype!

lefty wrote:Lol so far 95% of the replys have certainly not fitted the stereotype!

...ok,............ criminal!


That better?

QS

bombhead wrote:QS

What bombhead said.

Part time Electrician, full time arsehole

I am a Volunteer Mentor for a local charity here in Suffolk called BeMMaD (Befriending, Mentoring and Making a Difference) where I go into local schools and mentor kids between the ages of 13-19 years old and I am due to start work at some point as a Support Worker for Mencap once I get my Enhanced Criminal Records Bureau check sorted out and Mencap have still got it as far as I know before passing it onto the CRB.

carlbcfc wrote:

lefty wrote:Lol so far 95% of the replys have certainly not fitted the stereotype!

...ok,............ criminal!


That better?

Hmm

IRLangmaid25 wrote:I am a Volunteer Mentor for a local charity here in Suffolk called BeMMaD (Befriending, Mentoring and Making a Difference) where I go into local schools and mentor kids between the ages of 13-19 years old and I am due to start work at some point as a Support Worker for Mencap once I get my Enhanced Criminal Records Bureau check sorted out and Mencap have still got it as far as I know before passing it onto the CRB.

Great work you're doing there mate!

Accountant so if anyone needs accounts or tax done I here!

No 1 salesperson for an international Top 100 company.

Although about 5th this year thanks to the impact of the recession on the UK contruction industry

Looks like I'll have to make my personal hairdresser, a couple of drivers, one of my pilots and a chef redundant at this rate.