Full time student, part time waiter and part time in home carer. :D

Full time student and part time telemarketer [img]smile.gif[/img]

im a student that is a waiter at a dine-in restaurant....

Full time (60+hours a week) cabby. I love it! :D I meet all kinds of different people, get tipped by them and then drop them off. Its good money, believe it or not, and very interesting. ;)

Chemical Engineer for an American Multi-national ALUMINIUM Company

Full time student, but I have a job in the nightclub on most saturdays and some fridays as well

which company? just curious because there is big plans here in Iceland for building a new aluminium plant.

By the way I'm a full time student studying Library and information science, and also work in a gasstation at weekends...

which company? just curious because there is big plans here in Iceland for building a new aluminium plant.

By the way I'm a full time student studying Library and information science, and also work in a gasstation at weekends...</font>[/QUOTE]Grrr they are trying to build a new aluminium plant 4km away from where I just built my new house.... CAPRAL may they rot in hell [img]graemlins/madhell.gif[/img]
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[img]smile.gif[/img] By day and night and weekends and holidays I am a licenced aircraft engineer for QANTAS. being Licenced means I inspect that work is propaly carried out to all the manuals and procedures and certify that its airworthy (747-767) Sounds good but sometimes you are working inside a "tin can" on the tarmac under a blazing 40 deg c sun with no air conditioning :(

Proud of our safety record and thankfully engineers not beancounters run the engineering side of things.

which company? just curious because there is big plans here in Iceland for building a new aluminium plant.

By the way I'm a full time student studying Library and information science, and also work in a gasstation at weekends...</font>[/QUOTE]Big plans in Iceland - ;) - yes, I might know something about those Jorath.

I wonder if I can get a transfer - I can't stand the summer heat over here :D .

which company? just curious because there is big plans here in Iceland for building a new aluminium plant.

By the way I'm a full time student studying Library and information science, and also work in a gasstation at weekends...</font>[/QUOTE]Grrr they are trying to build a new aluminium plant 4km away from where I just built my new house.... CAPRAL may they rot in hell [img]graemlins/madhell.gif[/img]
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[img]smile.gif[/img] By day and night and weekends and holidays I am a licenced aircraft engineer for QANTAS. being Licenced means I inspect that work is propaly carried out to all the manuals and procedures and certify that its airworthy (747-767) Sounds good but sometimes you are working inside a "tin can" on the tarmac under a blazing 40 deg c sun with no air conditioning :(

Proud of our safety record and thankfully engineers not beancounters run the engineering side of things.</font>[/QUOTE]WOOHOO - Engineers rule ;) - bad news that they are building near your house though. And no, CAPRAL is not one of "ours".